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Welcome to the Prayer and Prophetic Blog page of Dr. Danielle and Power of Prayer Radio. Here you will find daily scriptures, encourging stories and rhema words that are given as we are praying. We are in great expectation of a mighty outpouring of God's presence in our city, state and nation. 2nd Chronicles 7:14-15 declares "If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and heal their land. Now My eyes will be open and My ears attentive to prayer made in this place." I believe God has chosen this place called "Bakersfield" to birth revival and an awakening that will impact our city, transform our state and shake the nations.

Our mission is to declare and release God’s word through strategic prayer initiatives and targeted intercession coupled with action to release the call to REPENT, REPAIR AND RETURN that will empower our city, impact our state and affect our nation. Our goal is to see God’s plan and purpose manifest on earth as it is in heaven through intercessory prayer. Join us as we journey on the glorious road to revival! ~ Dr. Danielle

From the Inside Out.

Day 2- 100 Days of Prayer

I was challenged by the Lord today to take a look at the beam in my eye, before I tried to remove the speck out of someone else’s eye. Although this was not a foreign concept to me, it took me off guard a bit because I was expecting to do the normal confession and repentance before entering into the presence of God but he wanted me to GO DEEPER and look from the inside out. And today I want to share with you the importance of dealing with your own sins before you deal with someone else’s.
Matthew 7:3-5 3And why do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not consider the plank in your own eye? 4 Or how can you say to your brother, ‘Let me remove the speck from your eye’; and look, a plank is in your own eye? 5 Hypocrite! First remove the plank from your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye. All too often we find ourselves pointing the finger at the sins of others, telling them to repent without realizing that we too are in need of taking the time to go before the lord in repentance. During these 100 days of prayer we are praying for revival, reawakening, and repentance and Godly sorrow to fall upon our city, state and nation. But today the Holy Spirit reminded me that if we want to see revival and repentance that it must first start with ME! There is no doubt that our nation is in trouble and we are seeing more and more evil rear its ugly head. And I believe that in answer to the prayers of the saints that we will see the hand of God move upon our nation and he will heal our land. However, as we are praying for others, we must be willing to let the light of God that we are paying to invade the earth, invade us first. Why is this important? Because the word of God is very clear that God will one day come back for his bride and this bride is to be without spot, wrinkle or blemish. So where does this purification process begin? It Starts With His Church! 1 Peter 4:17 lets us know that “judgment must begin at the house of God.” It has always been God’s plan to have a holy people. Those that would stand for Him, live for Him and follow Him. So what does that mean for you and I, His people? That means that we must make a decision to be cleansed by the purifying power of the blood of Jesus Christ. It means that we must lay aside every weight and sin that so easily entangles us. Hebrews 12:1-2 So what is your weight? What is your besetting sin? What is the beam in your eye? Is it gossip? Drinking? Gambling? Cussing? Drugs? Overeating? Selfishness? Lying? Pride? What is it that catches you every time? It is time for each one of us to be honest and go before the Lord with a repentant heart in full confession and ask him to wash, cleanse and create in us a clean heart. So this leads me to believe that the work that must be done on earth, must first be done in us. The repentance that we are crying for the nation to do, but first come from US. The seeking that that nation must move into, must first come from the church. Our prayer today both individually and corporately is that God would shine his purifying light from heaven and search our hearts. I want to encourage you that asking God to search your heart, to cleanse your conscience, and to renew your mind is a good thing. Actually it is the best thing that you and I can do. Let us be the change we want to see in the world. Let us fulfill the distinctive call of God on each one of our lives. And that is to represent a Holy God by following in his footsteps and re-presenting his love, grace, faithfulness and holiness in an unholy world. Lord, let the work begin from the inside out.

From the Inside Out:

PRAYER


Heavenly Father, I come to You in the Name of Jesus, and I ask You to forgive me of everything I have done that could displease You in any way. I ask You to cover me with the Blood of Jesus and fill me with Your Holy Spirit. Cause my thoughts to be Your thoughts, my desires Your desires, my will Your will, and put a guard across my mouth that I can say no more or no less than You would have me say. Keep me on the path that You have laid out for me today, and show me Satan’s tactics in advance.


I acknowledge the whole armor of God and come fully dressed for battle. I pray that every thought that Satan or any of his kingdom tries to put in my mind will bounce off the helmet of salvation and return to the sender. Heal every memory that could hold me back from being all that You want me to be. I recognize that I have on the breastplate of righteousness, my loins are girded with the truth and my feet are shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace. I take up the sword of the spirit and the shield of faith.

I ask You to draw us to Yourself, convict us mightily of our sins, keep us from temptation, deliver us from evil and cover us with the Blood of Jesus. We lay aside: Prideful comparison, Unhealthy habits and affections, sexual immortality, prejudices, obsessions, infatuations, anger, bitterness, fear, smoking, drinking, anxiety, People, situations, comforts, Attachments, Jobs, attitudes, the small foxes that spoil the vineyard, False burdens-false responsibilities, debt, infirmities, past failures (Songs of Solomon 2:15) Lord, cut off everything that Distracts &Brings Death to us

Father anoint me to be a vessel that can be used to “root out” and to “plant” in the Lord’s vineyard, (Jer. 1:10). My heart’s desire is to be a believer of intense prayer, purity and passion. Father, as I press into your presence I come to empty myself of all fleshly desires. I pray that you will hollow me out and fill me with your Holy Spirit and that with fire. Father help me not to get caught in the thicket of carnality that leads to sin. Lord today, I present my body a living sacrifice that it would be holy and acceptable unto you and fit for the master’s use (Romans 12). Purge me with hyssop, create in me a clean heart and renew the right spirit within me (Psalms 51).Lord, let my prayer be set before You as incense, the lifting of my hands as the evening sacrifice.( Psalm 141:2) In Jesus Name. Amen


Prayers that Birth Revival


2 Chronicles 7:14

“If My People . . .”

“. . . will humble themselves . . .”

1. Pray that we as Christians will bow before the Lord each day, so that we may receive His grace daily to live as we should (Jas. 4:6-10).

2. Pray that all those who have a personal relationship with the Lord will walk in a spirit of humility, as Jesus walked, and live in recognition that pride leads to destruction and humility precedes honor (Mic. 6:8; Prov. 18:12).

3. Pray that Christian husbands and wives will be humble in spirit, in order that their prayers may be answered (1 Pet. 3:7-15).

4. Pray that young Christians will be clothed with humility, respecting their elders, lifting all their concerns to God, and trusting God to exalt them at the proper time (1 Pet. 5:5-10).

5. Pray that times of crisis would be tangible reminders of “what we deserve” apart from the mercy of God (1 Pet. 3:13-17; Titus 3:1-9; Ps. 40:1-3; 68:19-20; 103:1-5; Ro. 6:23).

6. Pray that God’s people would assume responsibility for the moral and spiritual erosion of our nation and our world (Ezra 9:6; Ps. 51:16-17).

“. . . and pray . . .”

7. Pray that God’s people would unite in praying for all who are in authority, that we may lead quiet and peaceful lives in godliness and holiness (1 Tim. 2:1-4).

8. Pray that Christians will seek God before getting physically involved in His work for the day (Mt. 6:6-8, 33; Ps. 32:6).

9. Pray that urgency and fervency would characterize our prayers (Is. 64:9).

10. Pray that our first response as Christians will be to pray when we become anxious about any circumstance (Mt. 6:25-32; Phil. 4:6-7; Jer. 33:3).

11. Pray that God would raise up an army of prayer warriors who are willing to persevere in prayer and wage war on their knees (Lk. 18:1-8).

12. Pray for a spirit of prayer to spread like a wildfire across our land and world until every church becomes a house of prayer (Phil. 4:6-7; Lk. 18:1; Mt. 21:13).

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Pray that adult Christians will set a pattern of seeking the Lord in all things, so that younger generations may find their strength and hope in the Lord (Ps. 27; Ps. 91; Acts 17:26-27).

14. Pray that God would increase our belief in His ability to intervene supernaturally and do the impossible. Pray for a desire to fast as we seek the face of God (Heb. 11:6; Mk. 9:23; Jas. 5:16-18; Is. 58:6-12).

15. Pray that we would not trust in military strength, financial might, or political power to solve our difficulties. Pray that the Scriptures would guide all decision-making (Zech. 4:6; Is. 55:8-9, 48:17; Jer. 9:23-24; Ps. 147:10-11; Prov. 21:30-31).

16. Pray that God’s people would not be self-sufficient. May we see our dire need for help from God and others (Jn. 15:5; 2 Cor. 3:5; Neh. 6:16; Jer. 2:31-32).

17. Pray that God’s people would lay aside their differences, and unite behind the desperate need for an outpouring of God’s Spirit in revival (Ps. 133:1-3; Eph. 4:1-6).

18. Pray that a healthy fear of God would permeate our hearts and minds. Ask God to deliver us from the fear of man (Prov. 1:7, 9:10, 29:25).

“. . . and turn from their wicked ways . . .”

19. Pray that Christians will meditate daily on the Word of God, allowing God to conform them to the image of Christ

(Ps. 119:9-11; 1 Pet. 1:13-2:3; Rom. 8:29; Phil. 1:6; 2 Cor. 7:1).

20. Pray that God’s people will honestly acknowledge their sins, seek God’s forgiveness, and expose all sin appropriately (Ro. 2:1-2; Gal. 6:1).

21. Pray that believers will accept accountability from godly people (Jas. 5:16).

22. Pray that genuine repentance would characterize our response to sin and that the lordship of Jesus Christ would rule our lives (2 Cor. 7:9-10; Mt. 7:21).

“. . . then I will hear from heaven . . .”

23. Praise God that His hand is not too short to save. Claim the promise that the Lord draws near to all those who call upon Him in truth (Is. 59:1; Ps. 145:18).

“. . . and will forgive their sin . . .”

24. Thank the Lord for His promise to extend mercy to those who “confess and forsake their sin” and that He is faithful and just to forgive sin and cleanse us from all unrighteousness (Prov. 28:13; 1 Jn. 1:9).

“. . . and will heal their land.”

25. Praise the Lord that He promises to heal those who have fallen away, and bind up the wounds of the torn and bruised, and restore the years the locusts have eaten (Jer. 3:22; Hos. 6:1; Joel 2:25).

Excerpted from Pray! magazine, issue 34 © 2.002 by Life Action Ministries Used by permission of Life Action Ministries


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