Breaks affinity with darkness
We pray for humanity to lose its bonds and spiritual agreements with the kingdom of darkness.
Friends of God Who Intercede
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We pursue friendship with God, access to His heart, the calling of intercession, and the transformed life that comes from carrying His burdens faithfully.
Who we are
An intercessory company formed in friendship.
Courts of Prayer began in 2015 as an intercessory company committed to deep intimacy with God and Spirit-led prayer for the Body of Christ, individual Christians, and the nations of the world.
Our StoryThe four progressive pillars
Friendship becomes intercession.
01God desires friendship.
02Friendship gives access to the depths of God.
03Access turns the friend of God into an intercessor.
04Intercession alters everything about the intercessor.
When God names intercessors
A history with God carries weight.
“Standing before God on behalf of others.”
Jeremiah names Moses and Samuel as men associated with standing before God on behalf of others. Ezekiel names Noah, Daniel, and Job in another severe judgment passage. Scripture recognizes people whose righteousness, spiritual standing, and history with God carry unusual weight in moments of crisis.
Read: Jeremiah 15:1 · Ezekiel 14:14, 20
What intercession does
Earth aligned with Heaven.
Receives the mind of Christ
We pray for rulers, citizens, communities, believers, and peoples to move toward the mind of Christ.
Pulls down strongholds
We confront influences that exalt themselves against the knowledge and purposes of God.
Seeks conformity to God
We pray the Church and humanity toward God’s purpose, character, plan, and will.
Watches without ceasing
We take our place on the walls and persist until God’s purposes are established.
Pray through: Ezekiel 22:30 · Isaiah 62:6–7 · 1 Timothy 2:1–2 · 2 Corinthians 10:4–5 · Ephesians 6:12, 18
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