Kingdom Praying Women - May Edition

• May 8, 2019

This Kingdom Praying Women meeting combines worship, national intercession, teaching, personal testimonies, infant dedication and communion. Opening prayers seek wisdom, protection from division, forgiveness and renewed intimacy with Jesus. Intercession then turns toward women and families affected by violence in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, alongside appeals for national revival. Some political allegations and claims about spiritual causes of violence are presented without verification.

The central teaching uses Psalm 87, John 1 and Abraham’s covenant to locate believers’ identity in God’s fatherhood rather than ancestry, social status or other people’s judgments. Participants are encouraged to meditate on Scripture, recognize seasons of growth, and live from acceptance in Christ. A woman describes how childhood criticism, restrictive expectations and emotional distress gave way to renewed purpose and confidence as she embraced this identity.

Further ministry addresses harmful family patterns, parental comparisons, forgiveness and emotional healing. A mother’s testimony about delivering twins includes medical decisions and claimed healing; it should not be republished as healthcare guidance. The gathering closes with communion emphasizing acceptance and Christ’s love, practical support for the family, and encouragement to build supportive relationships. Claims about spiritual “DNA,” guaranteed victory and healing require careful attribution and theological or medical review.