Prayer Around the Clock

Basic Prayer Subjects

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Full Prayer Hour

praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end keep alert with all perseverance...
Eph 6:18
This chart shows us how the 24/7 prayer room works in every hour. Since we are the Royal Priesthood we do the priestly activities {prayer,intercession, social work, teaching} according to the New Testament and the apostolic teaching. Every action before Gd starts with confessions. Though many protestant believes that confession is a kind of "catholic thing" you can learn the principles of the preparation and "reset" from Peter's and Paul's letters.
Thanksgiving, adoration and worship are the basic start for the corporate prayer with the High Priest: Jesus Christ - since they are establishing the Throne of Gd Almighty. We pray as Royal Priesthood, representing the intercession, plea, bringing leaders, groups, individuals to the Lord's Throne.
We maintain the relationship with the Holy Spirit, we are moving according to the Lord's reaction, and the given Bible passages are also great help in the navigation.*

Minimal Prayer

We can pray in small groups with confidence because Jesus Christ promised:
“where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them.”
Mt 18:20
The Minimal Prayer example contains the abovementioned activity in a simplified format of the one-hour group prayer. This version is not recommended for 24/7 prayer, but may be more useful for occasional small prayer groups, for people who want to practice continuous prayer at a certain time interval.

Worship Central Event & Gathering

May the God of endurance and encouragement grant you to live in such harmony* with one another, in accord with Christ Jesus, that together you may with one voice glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Therefore welcome** one another as Christ has welcomed** you, for the glory of God.
Rm 15:5 - 7
*unity
**accept, receive, adopt /ed
This Central Event chart shows an overall sketch of a "grand worship occasion" where feast, thanksgiving, priestly adoration and intercession interact with personal testimonies.
Obviously, such occasions are the result of the united work of several Christian communities and require wise stewardship throughout the whole event.
With this chart in mind, you can keep the principles of thanksgiving, adoration, praise, prayer, common intercession, with the addition of elements of communal celebration.
Have prayers, supplications, conversations with God and thanksgivings for all people, kings and all superiors, so that we may live a calm and quiet life in full fear of God and in honour, That is what God sees noble, that is what God welcomes.
1Tim 2:1-2

*
In the presence of God, it often happens that certain passages of Scripture come up in connection with prayer. I have not marked their time in these diagrams, but of course we practice proclaiming them.

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Our Father Prayer

Click this button to see the chart according to the Our Father Prayer


Assoc. articles, Bible studies:
· About the House of Prayer and Worship
· Jesus' two prayer models
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