CCHF Program 2018 (digital)

A CULTURE OF PRAYER
“I tell you that if two of you on earth agree about anything you ask
for, it will be done for you by my Father in heaven. For where two or
three come together in my name, there am I with them.” (Matt 18.19-
20)
Prayer is a tangible admission that we are dependent on God. It is
perhaps the greatest way to grow in our intimacy with Him through
Christ, and without doubt, the most important thing we do at this
conference.
Take advantage of our time together to pray with one another, pay
attention to God’s presence and His leading, and make space for
prayer throughout the conference.
Here are some prayer opportunities:
• Corporate Prayer during the plenary sessions. These will be led
by people on stage and will give us time to pray for one another.
• Prayer Team. After plenary sessions and throughout the
conference members of the “Prayer Team” are available to pray
for and with you. These are select, trusted, balanced Christians
who will be wearing Prayer Team t-shirts. They have already
been praying for you, and are ready to stand with you as you
respond to God’s word and the Spirit’s conviction.
“…the Spirit helps
us in our weakness.
We do not know what
we ought to pray for,
but the Spirit himself
intercedes for us with
groans that words
cannot express… the
Spirit intercedes for the
saints in accordance
with God’s will.”
“Christ Jesus, who
died--more than that,
who was raised to life-
-is at the right hand
of God and is also
interceding for us.”
(Rom 8:26-27,34)
• Pray with others. Please pray with one another! Pray with those
you already know and those you are meeting for the first time.
We are all discovering what it means to live out the gospel as a
community, and it is almost never inappropriate for us to pray
for one another.
We look forward to hearing how God has met you at the conference,
how he used you in the lives of others, and how He used others to
speak to you.
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“Ask and it will be
given to you; seek and
you will find; knock
and the door will be
opened to you.”
(Matt 7:7)