Pray for the Nations
PANAMA
PANAMA
Nominalism in the Church, lack of morality in society resulting in societal ills, little impact by the Church on society, lack of spiritual unity among churches for effective witness to the larger community, influence of drugs due to close proximity with Colombia
Pray for revival and for the Church to model a redeemed, transformed, Godly life that will be an effective witness for the Gospel. Ask for unity in the Body and well-trained, theologically sound leadership in the Church.
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
PAPUA NEW GUINEA
World’s most complex nation ethnically and linguistically. Economically, more than 75% of the people are subsistence farmers, and unemployment in the urban areas is extremely high. Though most people identify as Christians, witchcraft and animism are strong influences.
Pray for deeper and broader leadership and discipleship training for believers. Ask God to establish His truth and dispel occult influences from professing Christians. Pray for ILI alumni to form a strong team to offer training and encouragement.
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SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM JIMMY
For two years, we have joined together weekly to pray for the needs of every nation in the world. Thank you for being so faithful! Our focus has been the advance of the Gospel to see the glory of God revealed and known throughout every nation. Our "prayer trip around the world" was a first for me. The discipline of praying for the nations has been enriching. I know our prayers have been effective in ways we may never know on this side of heaven.
The Bible teaches us to "pray without ceasing," so we want to continue to pray for nations. Moving forward, we're launching a brand new, weekly message called Dare to Ask God that will inspire you, deepen your intimacy with God, grow your leadership skills, challenge you to pray for the nations, and connect you with the ILI leaders around the world. It will be a joy to continue praying with you, and see what God will do in the nations as we “Dare to Ask!”
For His glory,
Jimmy Aycock
ILI International Director