40-DAY CHALLENGE

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 James 5:17-18

"Elijah was a man with human frailties, just like all of us, but he prayed and received supernatural answers.

Good Morning, Disciple,

Here is a gentle reminder from the Word, from the book of James: the Lord is urging us to grow up and align our thinking to HIS, to expect supernatural answers to our prayers.

Stop begging your Father and begin to live like His son. Like Elijah—an ordinary man like us, yet passionate and sincere in his prayers.

Take up this 40-day challenge. Commit yourself to it.

Write down your requests on a piece of paper and pray over them JUST ONCE on DAY 1, expecting supernatural answers. From the DAY 2 until DAY 40 THANK FATHER GOD for answering your prayers. Also, begin to journal what you experience each day through this Prayer journey.

One thing is certain: by the end of DAY 40, your FAITH will skyrocket, you will fall in love with your FATHER's PRESENCE. Your FELLOWSHIP with HIM will move to a new level, and you will not be the SAME ANYMORE. You will begin to see the Lord’s intervention in every prayer request you have made in faith and your joy will be full indeed!

(Scripture References: John 16:24, Mark 11:24, Heb 11:6, James 5:17-18, 1 John 5:14-15)

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Shalom!


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