Kingdom Praying Women - July 2019 Edition

This women’s prayer meeting begins with repentance and extended intercession for Nigeria. Leaders read biblical judgments against Edom, Esau and neighboring nations, teaching participants to pray from Scripture rather than improvise spiritual confrontation. They explicitly distinguish prayer against spiritual powers from hostility toward individual Muslims, but also make contentious associations between biblical enemies, contemporary ethnic groups and political developments. Those associations remain attributed interpretations, not established facts.

The meeting then turns toward personal obedience, love, family prayer and thanksgiving. Listeners are encouraged to examine incomplete obedience, meditate on Scripture, pray for children and bless their neighborhoods. Claims about angels, protection, sickness and victory over death express the speakers’ theology rather than verified medical or historical findings.

An extended sharing period changes the emphasis to genuine fellowship. Participants describe bereavement, illness, financial pressure and disappointment, asking for compassionate presence rather than religious performance. Romans 5:5 anchors prayer for God’s love, and the group offers comfort and mutual encouragement. The closing appeal urges practical contact with people carrying burdens, continued prayer and trust amid uncertainty. Communion concludes the recording with thanksgiving for Christ’s body and blood.