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Kensington temple
LONDON city church
SPRING
Prayer Diary
2015
BIBLE
Reading Plan
CELL
GrOUP
Special
Elim
Centenary
Edition
“I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides
in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for
apart from me you can do nothing”. John15:5
BIBLE
Welcome to our
SPRING
Prayer Diary
2015
Reading Plan
It is also absolutely imperative that we are in the Word and the Spirit on a
daily basis and this Prayer Diary has a daily Bible reading plan that will take us
right through June.
This prayer diary is to fuel concentrated prayer at four levels of our church:
I Personal daily prayer and Bible reading
Going deeper in prayer
The challenge with any prayer diary is that we end up with prayer points
and lists that might be prayed mechanically and not from out of the heart.
The danger of not having a prayer diary is that there is no daily united and
concentrated prayer across the network. We must avoid both pitfalls. In this
edition we are focusing on the model prayer that Jesus taught his disciples: The
Lord’s Prayer. This model allows us to go deeper in our relationship with God
each time we come to him in intercession.
This year we are marking the Centenary celebrations of the Elim Pentecostal
Churches. As well as being Senior Minister of KT, I am also part of the
National Leadership Team of the Elim Movement. The founder of Elim was
George Jeffreys who also personally established Kensington Temple in 1931.
Our Elim national prayer initiative Lift Up 100 have provided us with powerful
prayer material for this coming spring.
Every day we will be reading through the Bible together and praying for a
particular aspect of our life and ministry.
II Cell ministry
Cell leaders will encourage and monitor the use of this Prayer Diary in the life
of the cell members and also use it for prayer in their cell meetings.
III Early morning prayer meetings
Early morning prayer meetings are be held at Kensington Temple from
6.30am-8.30am every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Leaders from our LCC
network will be hosting these meetings and using the Spring Prayer Diary to
concentrate our prayers.
IV Wednesday evening prayer meetings & monthly half -night of
prayer
The Prayer Diary will be used as fuel for our regular Wednesday prayer
meeting along with the Wednesday monthly half night of prayer.
The pages before the Prayer Diary and Bible Reading plan will highlight some
specific areas that I believe we need concentrated payer for the coming Spring
season.
Let us raise the levels of devotion, prayer and study of God’s Word. This is the foundation
upon which all God’s plans for us depend.
Colin.
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SPRING
PRAYER FUEL
When we pray, it is helpful to address God by whichever of his names is most
appropriate to our prayer – for example, Healer, Provider, Deliverer, Guide,
Creator, Saviour, Shepherd and so on.
Jesus’ Model Prayer
This helps us to remember to pray that God will establish his rule by extending
his influence as people bow their knees to Jesus Christ, and as we submit
increasingly to Christ’s reign.
Jesus’ model prayer in Matthew 6:9–13 & Luke 11:2–4 is the most well-known
and frequently used prayer in the world. However, most people miss the point
of this prayer, for Jesus is giving a framework for all praying rather than a set
prayer to be prayed over and over again.
Matthew 6:5–9 sets the scene for the model prayer. He does not want us
to pray in the hypocritical manner he describes in verses 5–7. He does not
want us to pray just to make an impression on others. He does not want us to
pray publicly at enormous length. He also explains that we are approaching
God who already knows all our needs and who, therefore, does not need to
be educated about our circumstances. Instead, Jesus tell us to pray ‘in this
manner’.
The Lord’s Prayer is his example prayer. He gives us a ‘prayer skeleton’ to
flesh out. As we pray, we fill in the few specific details which are relevant to
our situation.
Our Father
The prayer is both personal and corporate. This is clearly a personal prayer
which can be used privately – and yet it uses ‘we’ and ‘our’ throughout. It is
another reminder of the Jewish principle that we should unite ourself with each
other whenever we pray. This phrase suggests that, when we pray, we should
remind ourselves both about the relationship we have with God through faith
in Christ and the fellowship we share with others.
In prayer, we should tell God what his fatherhood means to us, and thank him
for it.
In heaven
Our prayers should be governed by the realisation that God is on the throne
and in total control. We can ask him to help us to become more aware of his
greatness and presence.
Hallowed be your name
This phrase reminds us to pray as Jesus does in John 17 – to ask for God’s
glory and the holiness of his name to be recognised and experienced in specific
ways. God is a good Father who delights to give us good things and he reveals
different aspects of his nature through his varied names.
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Your kingdom come
Asking for his kingdom to come means asking God to rule – to have his way –
in the situations and lives for which we are praying.
Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven
The coming of God’s kingdom means that the conditions of heaven are
revealed on earth. Of course, this will not take place fully until the kingdom
comes in its final manifestation, but in the meantime we should pray for God’s
revealed will to be done in those specific situations on earth that concern us.
We can thank him that he wants his will to be done on earth, and we can have
faith that this will happen as we pray.
Give us this day our daily bread
This shows us that we should pray for the physical needs of daily life. It is
God’s intention that all his children should receive what they need, but we
must take whatever action is necessary to provide for ourselves.
Like the man in the parable, we pray for needs which we ourselves are helpless
to meet. We will experience the truth of God’s provision only through a
combination of prayer and action.
And forgive us our debts
We need to pray for spiritual forgiveness from our heavenly Father and for
financial forgiveness from merciless or unjust human creditors. As redeemed
believers we already have judicial forgiveness, but we need daily cleansing to
maintain our personal communion with God.
As with daily bread, forgiveness from debts is attained by a mixture of prayer
and action. We should pray only for those needs which we cannot meet
ourselves, or that God will enable us to meet the needs through the resources
he has given us.
There is something rather wrong about asking God to meet needs when he has
already answered the prayer by providing us with the resources which could
meet the needand we have not taken action. Of course, if we have done what
we can with what God has provided we can ask him to do even more.
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As we forgive our debtors
Jesus makes it plain that our heavenly Father will withhold forgiveness
from those who refuse to forgive others. This is emphasised in Matthew
6:14–15. Obviously he does not mean that we will be brought under God’s
judgement or condemnation. Rather he speaks of God’s parental forgiveness
being withheld until we learn to forgive others. He is speaking to us as sons
and daughters who may displease our Father from time to time but, as our
heavenly Father, he will discipline us in love.
Forgiving others is not always easy to do – we need God’s help to do it. But it
must be done or we ourselves will not receive God’s daily mercy.
And do not lead us into temptation
This phrase shows that we should ask God to keep us from falling into sin and
to help us overcome the trials of our lives.
But deliver us from the evil one
When most people recite the Lord’s Prayer, they use a translation called ‘The
Great Bible’ which is even older than the Authorised Version. It unhelpfully
refers to ‘evil’ rather than ‘the evil one’. We are all involved in a spiritual
struggle, and we all need to pray that God will rescue us from the attacks of the
enemy.
For yours is the kingdom, the power and the glory for ever. Amen.
Jesus’ model prayer ends in a phrase taken from 1 Chronicles 29:11–12 which
is packed with praise and triumph. So we can end our praying by thanking
God for his power – and for his victory in the specific situations we have
prayed about.
Pray from the heart each day
the Lord’s Prayer:
Our Father, which art in heaven,
Hallowed be thy Name.
Thy Kingdom come.
Thy will be done in earth,
As it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses,
As we forgive them that trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
But deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom,
The power, and the glory,
For ever and ever.
Amen.
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Elim Centenary Prayer Themes:
Congregations
The Elim Pentecostal Church is a growing Movement of more than 550
Christian congregations in the UK and Ireland. During this centenary year
there will be an explosion of growth as we seek God together to see the vision
of The Big Centenary Ask (call for church planting) worked out across the
nation through our local congregations. As you worship and serve as part of
this movement in your local church, it is vital that we pray for our own church
and other congregations that make up the Elim family. Church is a picture of
God’s people working together with the help of God to fulfil His mission.
Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.
Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and
of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded
you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” Matthew 28:18-20
My prayer is not for them alone. I pray also for those who will believe in me through their
message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as you are in me and I am in you. May they
also be in us so that the world may believe that you have sent me. I have given them the glory
that you gave me, that they may be one as we are one: I in them and you in me. May they be
brought to complete unity to let the world know that you sent me and have loved them even as
you have loved me.” John 17:20-24
Prayer FueL
• Pray for the different ministries and departments within your local church.
Pray for all of the cell leaders and their families.
• Pray for an explosion of new congregations and cell groups across the
nation and especially in London.
• Pray for revelation of Gods plan to expand the kingdom through each
congregation.
• Pray for a united working of Elim churches, departments and leaders to
see sustainable churches and fresh expressions of Church established
Kensington Temple London City Church.
• Pray for enthusiasm and energy to be imparted as the vision unfolds in
each area of the Movement.
• Pray for a fresh outpouring of signs and wonders practiced by every
member of Elim in every community.
• Pray that God will raise up new leaders in all areas of ministry within the
Movement and especially in KTLCC.
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Elim Centenary Prayer Themes:
Kingdom of God
The Elim Pentecostal Church was birthed in the fires of evangelistic zeal. The
salvation of the lost was and continues to be the main reason for our existence.
In our centenary year by the grace of God we will see a continuation of that
pioneering spirit.
With the continuing growth of the movement we have also seen a widening
and deepening of the Church’s concern to express the ‘kingdom of God’ in
a multitude of ways. From involvement in social action to influence in the
corridors of Government our aim is always to make known the love of God
and bring people into a saving knowledge of Christ. Please pray that as a
movement we may be salt and light to our society as well as a clear voice to
this generation.
“You are the salt of the earth; but if the salt loses its flavour, how shall it be seasoned? It is
then good for nothing but to be thrown out and trampled underfoot by men. “You are the light
of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden. Matthew 5:13-15
“The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me, Because He has anointed Me To preach the gospel to
the poor; He has sent Me to heal the broken hearted, To proclaim liberty to the captives And
recovery of sight to the blind, To set at liberty those who are oppressed; To proclaim the
acceptable year of the Lord.” Luke 4:18-19
“Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of
the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things
that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age”
Matthew 28:19‑20.
Prayer Fuel
• Pray that churches will continue to keep the declaration of the Gospel
central in everything.
• Pray for the many new Churches and expressions of Church that will
commence in 2015.
• Pray for the Evangelists in our nation that their gifting will flourish.
• Pray for the many social action projects such as food banks that express
God’s love to the community.
• Pray for Christians in government and those who influence the decision
makers.
• Pray for the Revival that our nation so desperately needs.
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Elim Centenary Prayer Themes:
Holy Spirit Breakout
During this year of Centenary Celebration we want to see God move mightily
by the power of the Holy Spirit in both 2015 and beyond. There have been
many sovereign moves of the Holy Spirit over the last 100 years, one of which
was the apostolic birthing of Elim through the ministry of George Jeffreys. It
is great to remember what God has done, but God has no Grandsons, only
sons! So it is imperative that we look forwards in faith, not just backwards in
remembrance.
The Holy Spirit has inspired mighty outpourings, the most recent of which
was in Wales (birthplace of the Welsh Revival in on 1904 at the turn of the
20th Century). Then of course the Azusa Street revival began in 1906. For
us in Elim the key foundational building blocks began around 1911 when
George Jeffreys was baptised in the Holy Spirit and began to preach and plant
churches, thus began the birth of a Pentecostal movement in the power of the
Holy Spirit with countless apostolic ‘plantings’ of churches, the majority of
which are still functioning and thriving today.
We are in that time again, and with a full year of prayer (with fasting and
intercession and creativity) flowing into 2015 and beyond, we have an
atmosphere and a fervour to see God do something really special once again
with Elim churches being in the vanguard of spiritual breakthrough in the land
(www.elim100.org).
Search me, O God, and know my heart; Try me, and know my anxieties; And see if there is
any wicked way in me, And lead me in the way everlasting. Psalm 139:23-24
If My people who are called by My name will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face,
and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin and
heal their land. 2 Chronicles 7:14
Suddenly there was a noise from the sky which sounded like a strong wind blowing, and it
filled the whole house where they were sitting. Then they saw what looked like tongues of fire
which spread out and touched each person there. They were all filled with the Holy Spirit and
began to talk in other languages, as the Spirit enabled them to speak. Acts 2: 2-4
As we look to the here and now, and ahead beyond 2015, what sort of
influence will Elim churches have and what can we expect to see as a ‘move
of God’? This largely depends upon our hearts and how we are growing and
functioning as disciples and as the corporate people of God. Foundations have
been laid, but what is built on the foundations needs God’s guidance and
inspiration, through His people. This is not to be by our human strength, but
be of the Holy Spirit.
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When we look through the history of revivals, they have all begun with certain factors in
operation:
Prayer Fuel
a) Desperation for God to move because of the state of both the church and
the nation
b) A call to intercession and prayer with fervour, passion and sacrifice
c) A need for unity and oneness within the body of Christ as a whole, across
streams
d) A spirit of repentance pervaded the hearts of people
e) A cry from the heart for God to break through and break out
f) A challenging national environment where much of the society was in deep
confusion
g) A rise of ordinary people with hearts on fire and a burning desire for Gods
answers to be revealed.
• There needs to be a cry from the heart, so a fresh personal as well as
corporate yearning for more of God. This requires preparation of the heart
and a recognition that we cannot see God move in power if we use our
own power! There is a need for dependency on God. A need to search
our hearts to ensure God takes 1st place.
• Pray for a fresh move of the Spirit in your own life, through the church
and in the community you are a part of.
• Pray for unity across the body of Christ.
• Pray for God to awaken a desire for the Spirit in an increased and fresh
way across the Elim movement.
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KT
Prayer
Cycle
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Tackling the Giants of Society
Jesus told his church to be salt and light in the world. That is, to penetrate
society with the healthy influence of our salt-like presence, and to illuminate
society’s thinking with the light of gospel values, The cell groups are part of the
‘go and show’ thrust of the church. Traditional church has a ‘come and hear’
emphasis and largely holds its activities within the sanctity of its buildings. Cells
have the capacity to penetrate every part of society and to exercise influence
for Christ in the heart of the agora, or market place, of today
We equip our members to ‘take the giants’ for God. The giants of our society
are the great institutions and professions which exercise the most influence over
our lives. We hold regular giants forums in which cell members from each of
the major professional or occupational groupings can get together to encourage
one another and to find ways of influencing their environment. That way we
are facilitating cells in every major profession and section in society. We group
the giants in the following way:
1. Business and Finance
2. Ecology and Environment
3. Education and Training
4. Law and Order
5. Marriage and Family
6. Media and Arts
7. Medicine and Health
8. Politics and Government
9. Religion and Belief
10. Science and Technology
11. Sport and Leisure
12. Thought and Philosophy.
Our monthly prayer diary will cover these giants of influence, but we must
also identify which of these we are called to and have an interest in and take
prayerful action. Watch out for opportunities in our forums to get involved!
Also these giants are appearing in the news every day identify them and seek
to pray the will of God into whatever situation is being broadcast.
KT Prophetic Prayer Lines!
‘The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the former, says the LORD of hosts:
and in this place will I give peace, says the LORD of hosts’. Haggai 2:9
‘For Kensington Temple to reach its destiny with God it must become the
greatest disciple making church in London’ Canon James Wong.
“I saw people coming through the doors of KT and written on their foreheads
was ‘HEARERS OF THE WORD’; then I saw the same people leaving the
church through the identical doors but now written on their foreheads was
‘DOERS OF THE WORD’! A KT Elder in the 1980’s.
You have just read three foundational prophecies and promises regarding our
ministry here at Kensington Temple. The Bible teaches to take the prophetic
promises/prophecies of God and wage warfare with them by prayer and action.
This Autumn-Winter we are to talk the above words and prayer them through
like never before. The Apostolic pattern for our present and future is found
in our Senior Ministers book ‘People with a Passion’. This book shows us the
type of passionate people God has planned for us to become at KT so that we
can handle the glory that Glory of God that he so desperately wants us to carry
in this city. The book also shows us how to be doers of the Word – Making,
Mobilising and Maturing disciples in this great city of London.
Prayer fuel
• Pray for Colin and Amanda Dye for the blessing and wisdom of God to
lead us forward.
• Pray for the Associate Minister Bruce Atkinson and all our cell leaders in
KT and our London City Churches; that God would protect, bless and
make them fruitful as they humbly serve the Lord and one another in our
great work of making disciples. Pray for supernatural unity.
• Pray for all KT members that they would step into the visions of the House
and seek first the kingdom of God.
• Pray for the son and daughters of the latter house to manifest themselves.
Call them from the North, South, East and West.
• Pray for fruitfulness and multiplication in our cell vision along with the
wisdom and humility to be able to handle it.
• Pray for a fresh visitation of the Holy Spirit upon us all.
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Kensington Temple Daily Prayer and Bible Reading Diary
A good way to pray each day is by using the acronym ACTS
And they continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of
bread, and in prayers. Acts 2: 42
Each day:
A people with a Passion can only sustain the fire of the Holy Spirit through the
fuel of God’s word, prayer and fellowship.
Adoration:
Daily Bible reading
But he answered and said, “It is written, Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every
word that is proceeding out of the mouth of God.” Matthew 4:4
If you don’t eat good food on a daily basis you will grow weak and ineffective
in everything you do. Likewise if you don’t feed on God’s Word daily you will
be spiritually weak and unable to cope not only with the call to be a disciple
but even with normal everyday daily challenges. We have put a daily Bible
reading plan in this booklet that will take you through the Bible in a year. It is
one of the most popular Bible reading plans of all time devised by the great
revivalist Robert Murray M’Cheyne. You can also dowload free daily Bible
reading apps from YouVersion.com and Biblegateway.com
Start on whatever day you first receive this booklet so that we can all read the
same word together each day. If for some reason you miss a day or a few days
just re-join the plan again according to the actual date, don’t try to catch up
what you have missed and don’t give up - be steadfast. This is about regular
bible reading. Expect God to speak to you during your reading. Use book
marks in your Bible/Bible apps for ease of daily reference.
Say out loud and with faith the Lord’s prayer on page 7.
Praise God for who He is, Proclaim His goodness, Pour worship upon Him.
Confession:
Remind yourself of your need for Him and reliance on Him. Keep short
accounts with God ask him to forgive you and make sure you forgive others
each day. Don’t negatively dwell on this though, get right with God and your
fellow man and then move on!
Thanksgiving:
Thank him for actual named things that he has done, and thank Him for what
you believe He is going to do in faith.
Supplication:
Come to God with your needs and the needs of London and the world and
pray for the daily items on the prayer diary.
We also strongly advise you to pray in tongues 15 minutes a day to build
yourself up and get victory for your day!
Encourage one another in this in your cells each week.
CONSISTENT,
CONCENTRATED,
EFFECTIVE PRAYER!
You will notice how daily prayer sets your mind for victory each day and
causes your praying to be mixed with faith and expectation. The prayer diary
is meant to be repeated each month right through to June 2015.
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Day 1:
Pray the Lord’s Prayer out loud with faith daily and use it as a model for further prayer see
pages 4-7.
Pray for Colin and Amanda Dye and all the leaders of KTLCC for unity, vision, wisdom
and success.
Elim 100: Pray for an explosion of new cell groups and congregations across the nation
and especially London page 8
Day 2:
Our Father in heaven: use the prayer fuel for this on page 4. Spend time on this theme.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle (pages 12-13): Pray for the worship life of the church that many worship
teams will arise from the cell ministry, for new songs of the House, and for a powerful
priestly anointing on all our worship both in cells and in services (1 Peter 2:9).
Day 3:
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for all that are in government that God would grant them
his wisdom. Pray for all Christians involved in politics and for our own KT Politics forum
that they would be used mightily by the Holy Spirit. Check the news today and pray for
about anything important going on in Parliament.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle (pages 12-13): Pray for God to awaken a desire for the Spirit in an
increased and fresh way across the Elim movement and especially in KTLCC.
Day 4:
Hallowed be your name: use the prayer fuel for this on page 4. Spend time on this theme.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Welcome and consolidation - pray for all the new believers and new
KT members that will join us in 2015. Call them forth in the spirit and pray that they
will find divine connections that will root them firmly in our cells so they may flourish.
Pray for all the welcome team and consolidators to be powerfully anointed in their vital
ministry.(Psalm1:3)
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for all our members working in business and finance, that
God would use them for his glory and to bring wealth to fund the gospel. “The silver and the
gold are mine says the Lord” (Haggai 2:8).
Day 5:
KT prophecy: Pray through the prophetic prayer lines on page 15.
Elim 100: Read and pray through the Holy Spirit Breakout prayer theme on pages 10-11.
Day 6:
Your Kingdom come: use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time on this theme.
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for all KT members involved in Education. Ask for
wisdom, and favour for their lives and that God will use them as salt and light right where
they are. Pray for all KT children at school and those studying in higher education. Pray
that as they do their best God would do the rest. Pray that they will be strong, bold
Christian witnesses.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the Multiplication of cells and disciples (Genesis 1:28, Blessing
to multiply; fruitfulness in every area; rapid growth).
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Day 7:
KT prophecy: Pray according to the prophecy regarding KT people becoming doers of the
word (page 15).
Elim 100: Pray for the many new churches and expressions of Church that will commence
in 2015 around the nation.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray especially for the cell leaders and church leaders of KTLCC,
pray for God’s blessing on their family, ministry and finances. Pray for new leaders to
arise (Matthew 9:37-38).
Day 8:
Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time
on this theme.
Pray for our vision for the French-speaking nations of Africa. Pray for our Bible school
in Marseille and the Temple de Paris, our church in Paris. Pray for David and Christine
Thabot who lead the Temple de Paris.
Day 9:
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the fivefold ministry to emerge even stronger from out of our
cells in KTLCC this year. That the people in cells would be prepared for ministry. Choose
2 out of the fivefold ministry and especially pray for their manifestation in our cells and
churches (Ephesians 4:11-12).
Elim 100: Read and pray through the Congregations prayer theme on page 8.
Day 10:
Give us this day our daily bread: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time on this
theme.
Pray for our TV ministry that reaches millions in North Africa, the Middle East and
Indonesia. Pray that the programmes will continue to strengthen the persecuted believers
and win the lost in the nations that so need the gospel!
Pray for KT’s vision to reach out to Muslims especially in Algeria. Pray that millions of
Muslims would be converted in the next few years worldwide. Pray for the true nature of
Islam and the Qur’an to be revealed in the media and in politics.
Day 11:
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the young adults, youth and children’s cells at KTLCC
that they would be on fire for the gospel and that many of them would become future
Christian leaders and missionaries.
KT prophecy: Pray through the prophetic prayer lines on page 15.
Elim 100: Pray for a fresh outpouring of signs and wonders practiced by every member of
Elim in every community.
Day 12:
And forgive us our debts: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time on this theme.
Tackling the Giants of Society: Marriage and family. Pray that the biblical view of marriage
and the family would be strengthened in our nation. Pray for all marriages and families
in KTLCC. Pray all for God’s grace to be with all single parents and their children in our
church. Pray also for singles seeking to find their life partner.
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KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the pastoral care in the cells, for a pastoral anointing amongst
us and for the training in Pastoral ministry that is taking place this year.
Day 13:
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Evangelism, keep working and praying over the Evangelism of 3. Pray
for your Evangelism of 3 by name every day and seek the Lord for prophetic insights into
their lives, especially today in your prayer. What is God saying to you about them today?
Command their spiritual ears to open and hear the gospel.
Elim 100: Read and pray through the kingdom of God prayer theme on page 9.
Day 14:
As we forgive our debtors: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time on this theme.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for all our ministry and cells involved in community and social
outreaches across the city, pray for our New Hope Football training initiative and prison
ministry. Pray that we will be increasingly salt and light in our city. Pray for all KT cell
members working in social services and in the community.
KT prophecy: Pray according to the prophecy regarding KT and the glory of the latter
house
Day 15:
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for the work of Christians and the gospel in the Media
and the arts. Pray that these areas would be increasingly used to the glory of God and the
presentation of the gospel. Pray for moral strength to be given to Christians who are called
to this area that they would stand out and not compromise.
Elim 100: Pray for the Elim Pentecostal churches across Britain of which we are part, that
they would multiply and be effective for the gospel. Pray for KT Church Board. Pray also
for the Elim National Leadership Team that they would have wisdom and courage in
leading our movement.
Day 16:
And do not lead us into temptation: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 6. Spend time on this
theme.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the preaching/teaching of KTLCC. Ask God to give great
revelation, authority and power in the pulpits and cell groups of our house to break
strongholds, set captives free and release God’s people into their destiny.
Lift up all KT street outreach teams and local London missions to the throne of God. Pray
for the healing teams that go out on the streets praying for the sick and witnessing boldly
about Christ.
Day 17:
KT prophecy: Pray through all the prophetic prayer lines on page 15.
Elim 100: Pray for the Evangelists and evangelism in our Elim Movement that many souls
would come into the kingdom this year.
Day 18:
But deliver us from the evil one: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 6. Spend time on this theme
Tackling the Giants of Society: Choose two Giants of Influence (see page 14). Pray for all
Christians and those that you know by name who are involved in these areas. Pray for
favour and wisdom to be upon them all.
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Day 19:
Elim 100: Read and pray through the Holy Spirit Breakout prayer theme on pages 10-11.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for communion in the cells to be powerful as each one comes
ready to share (1 Corinthians 14:26). Pray also for generous offerings for cells4mission.
Day 20:
For yours is the kingdom the power and the glory for ever. Amen
Pray for the London and the World for Christ mission statement of KTLCC, that every KT
member and every cell group will have a burning passion for KT overseas mission: to
pray, give and go to the nations.
Pray for supernatural resources to be released for the ministry at KT. Pray against the
lack that is seriously curtailing our missionary activities. Pray for millions of pounds to be
released for the gospel work of KT.
Day 21:
Keep Praying the Lord’s Prayer out loud with faith daily and keep using it as a model for
further prayer (pages 4-7).
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for all our 14-16 year olds that meet in ‘Nu Gener8ion’ cells that
God would give them great favour at school and form them in to mighty men and women
of God!
Elim 100: Pray for a powerful spirit of unity and purpose amongst all the leaders in the
Elim Movement and especially in our own Elim London City Region.
Day 22:
Pray for all the students at IBIOL, that God would prepare them for the ministry.
Pray also for Dr RT Kendall joining our ministry at KT and IBIOL for the first six months
of 2015.
Pray for a new generation of leaders in the church of Europe to arise that would turn the
tide of unbelief and bring forth revival. Pray that God would use KT to help bring revival
to London, Europe and the World.
Day 23:
Our Father in heaven: use the prayer fuel for this on page 4. Spend time on this theme.
KT prophecy: Pray for the healing glory of the latter house to supersede that of the former
that took under our founder, healing evangelist George Jeffreys (see prophecy page 15).
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the prayer life and daily Bible reading of cell groups and cell
members. That we would become a people patterned on Acts 2:42.
Day 24:
Hallowed be your name: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 4. Spend time on this theme.
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for all our members involved in medicine and healthcare
Pray that God’s love and healing would flow through their words and actions. Pray for the
end of abortion on demand and that our nation would appreciate that human life starts at
conception.
Day 25:
Your Kingdom come: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 4. Spend time on this theme.
KT prophecy: Pray concerning the prophecy of Canon James Wong to KT (see page 15).
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Pray for the cell vision for a stirring of passion amongst us to make and mature disciples.
Elim 100: Read and pray through the Congregations prayer theme on page 8.
Day 26:
Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time
on this theme.
Pray for Colin and Amanda Dye that God would protect them, anoint them and use them
to lead us into the destiny that God has for Kensington Temple. Pray for all the leaders in
KTLCC.
Day 27:
Give us this day our daily bread: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time on this
theme.
Pray especially for all your family, friends and loved ones. Ask the Holy Spirit to show
you some needs that they have that you can pray into. Pray for any that are lonely in KT
that they would find fellowship and support through the cells.
Day 28:
And forgive us our debts: use the prayer fuel for this on page 5. Spend time on this theme.
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for all Christians that are involved in the Giant of Sport,
for their protection against the enemy and for power to witness and testify about Jesus.
Ask the Lord to raise up an army of Christians in sport who will use their gifts to glorify
God to the world.
KT Cell Prayer Cycle: Pray for the birth of new cells and cell churches in Kensington Temple
London City Church. Pray for the growth of existing cells and churches in our network.
Day 29:
As we forgive our debtors: Use the prayer fuel for this on page 6. Spend time on this theme.
KT prophecy: Pray through the prophetic prayer lines on page 15.
Elim 100: Read and pray through the Holy Spirit Breakout prayer theme on pages 10-11.
Day 30:
And do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one: use the prayer fuel for this on
page 6. Spend time on this theme
Pray for the persecuted church in Muslim majority nations, that God would protect them
and give them room to multiply and freedom to worship
Tackling the Giants of Society: Pray for all that are in government that God would grant them
his wisdom. Pray for all Christians involved in politics and for our own KT Politics forum
that they would be used mightily by the Holy Spirit. Check the news today and pray for
about anything important going on in Parliament.
Day 31:
For yours is the kingdom the power and the glory for ever. Amen
Give thanks to God for all he is doing in your life. Give thanks for every member in your
cell. Give thanks for what he is about to do in you and through you in the next month.
See how many things you can thank God for out loud today!
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February 2015
1st February
Numbers 10, Song of Songs 8, Psalms 46-47, Hebrews 8
2nd February
Numbers 11, Isaiah 1, Psalm 48, Hebrews 9
3rd February
Numbers 12-13, Isaiah 2, Psalm 49, Hebrews 10
4th February
Numbers 14, Isaiah 3-4, Psalm 50, Hebrews 11
5th February
Numbers 15, Isaiah 5, Psalm 51, Hebrews 12
6th February
Numbers 16, Isaiah 6, Psalms 52-54, Hebrews 13
7th February
Numbers 17-18, Isaiah 7, Psalm 55, James 1
8th February
Numbers 19, Isaiah 8, 9:1-7, Psalms 56-57, James 2
9th February
Numbers 20, Isaiah 9:7-21; 10:1-4, Psalms 58-59, James 3
10th February
Numbers 21, Isaiah 10:5-34, Psalms 60-61, James 4
11th February
Numbers 22, Isaiah 11-12, Psalms 62-63, James 5
12th February
Numbers 23, Isaiah 13, Psalms 64-65, 1 Peter 1
13th February
Numbers 24, Isaiah 14, Psalms 66-67, 1 Peter 2
14th February
Numbers 25, Isaiah 15, Psalm 68, 1 Peter 3
15th February
Numbers 26, Isaiah 16, Psalm 69, 1 Peter 4
16th February
Numbers 27, Isaiah 17-18, Psalms 70-71, 1 Peter 5
17th February
Numbers 28, Isaiah 19-20, Psalm 72, 2 Peter 1
18th February
Numbers 29, Isaiah 21, Psalm 73, 2 Peter 2
19th February
Numbers 30, Isaiah 22, Psalm 74, 2 Peter 3
20th February
Numbers 31, Isaiah 23, Psalms 75-76, 1 John 1
21st February
Numbers 32, Isaiah 24, Psalm 77, 1 John 2
22nd February
Numbers 33, Isaiah 25, Psalm 78:1-37, 1 John 3
23rd February
Numbers 34, Isaiah 26, Psalm 78:38-72, 1 John 4
24th February
Numbers 35, Isaiah 27, Psalm 79, 1 John 5
25th February
Numbers 36, Isaiah 28, Psalm 80, 1 John 5
26th February
Deuteronomy 1, Isaiah 29, Psalms 81-82, 2 John 1
27th February
Deuteronomy 2, Isaiah 30, Psalms 83-84, 3 John 1
28th February
Deuteronomy 3, Isaiah 31, Psalm 85, Revelation 1
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1st March
Deuteronomy 4, Isaiah 32, Psalm 86& 87, Revelation 2
1st April
Joshua 3, Isaiah 63, Psalms 126-128, Matthew 11
2nd March
Deuteronomy 5, Isaiah 33, Psalm 88, Revelation 3
2nd April
Joshua 4, Isaiah 64, Psalms 129-131, Matthew 12
3rd March Deuteronomy 6, Isaiah 34, Psalm 89, Revelation 4
3rd April
Joshua 5, 6:1-5, Isaiah 65, Psalms 132-134, Matthew 13
4th March
Deuteronomy 7, Isaiah 35, Psalm 90, Revelation 5
4th April
Joshua 6:6-27, Isaiah 66, Psalms 135-136, Matthew 14
5th March
Deuteronomy 8, Isaiah 36, Psalm 91, Revelation 6
5th April
Joshua 7, Jeremiah 1, Psalms 137-138, Matthew 15
6th March
Deuteronomy 9, Isaiah 37, Psalms 92-93, Revelation 7
6th April
Joshua 8, Jeremiah 2, Psalm 139, Matthew 16
7th March
Deuteronomy 10, Isaiah 38, Psalm 94, Revelation 8
7th April
Joshua 9, Jeremiah 3, Psalms 140-141, Matthew 17
8th March
Deuteronomy 11, Isaiah 39, Psalms 95-96, Revelation 9
8th April
Joshua 10, Jeremiah 4, Psalms 142-143, Matthew 18
9th March
Deuteronomy 12, Isaiah 40, Psalms 97-98, Revelation 10
9th April
Joshua 11, Jeremiah 5, Psalm 144, Matthew 19
10th March
Deuteronomy 13-14, Isaiah 41, Psalms 99-101, Revelation 11
10th April
Joshua 12-13, Jeremiah 6, Psalm 145, Matthew 20
11th March
Deuteronomy 15, Isaiah 42, Psalm 102, Revelation 12
11th April
Joshua 14-15, Jeremiah 7, Psalms 146-147, Matthew 21
12th March
Deuteronomy 16, Isaiah 43, Psalm 103, Revelation 13
12th April
Joshua 16-17, Jeremiah 8, Psalm 148, Matthew 22
13th March Deuteronomy 17, Isaiah 44, Psalm 104, Revelation 14
13th April
Joshua 18-19, Jeremiah 9, Psalms 149-150, Matthew 23
14th March
Deuteronomy 18, Isaiah 45, Psalm 105, Revelation 15
14th April
Joshua 20-21, Jeremiah 10, Acts 1, Matthew 24
15th March
Deuteronomy 19, Isaiah 46, Psalm 106, Revelation 16
15th April
Joshua 22, Jeremiah 11, Acts 2, Matthew 25
16th March
Deuteronomy 20, Isaiah 47, Psalm 107, Revelation 17
16th April
Joshua 23, Jeremiah 12, Acts 3, Matthew 26
17th March
Deuteronomy 21, Isaiah 48, Psalms 108-109, Revelation 18
17th April
Joshua 24, Jeremiah 13, Acts 4, Matthew 27
18th March
Deuteronomy 22, Isaiah 49, Psalms 110-111, Revelation 19
18th April
Judges 1, Jeremiah 14, Acts 5, Matthew 28
19th March
Deuteronomy 23, Isaiah 50, Psalms 112-113, Revelation 20
19th April
Judges 2, Jeremiah 15, Acts 6, Mark 1
20th March
Deuteronomy 24, Isaiah 51, Psalms 114-115, Revelation 21
20th April
Judges 3, Jeremiah 16, Acts 7, Mark 2
21st March
Deuteronomy 25, Isaiah 52, Psalm 116, Revelation 22
21st April
Judges 4, Jeremiah 17, Acts 8, Mark 3
22nd March Deuteronomy 26, Isaiah 53, Psalms 117-118, Matthew 1
22nd April
Judges 5, Jeremiah 18, Acts 9, Mark 4
23rd March
Deuteronomy 27, 28:1-19, Isaiah 54, Psalm 119:1-24, Matthew 2
23rd April
Judges 6, Jeremiah 19, Acts 10, Mark 5
24th March
Deuteronomy 28:20-68, Isaiah 55, Psalm 119:25-48, Matthew 3
24th April
Judges 7, Jeremiah 20, Acts 11, Mark 6
25th March
Deuteronomy 29, Isaiah 56, Psalm 119:49-72, Matthew 4
25th April
Judges 8, Jeremiah 21, Acts 12, Mark 7
26th March
Deuteronomy 30, Isaiah 57, Psalm 119:73-96, Matthew 5
26th April
Judges 9, Jeremiah 22, Acts 13, Mark 8
27th March
Deuteronomy 31, Isaiah 58, Psalm 119:97-120, Matthew 6
27th April
Judges 10, 11:1-11, Jeremiah 23, Acts 14, Mark 9
28th March
Deuteronomy 32, Isaiah 59, Psalm 119:121-144, Matthew 7
28th April
Judges 11:12-4-, Jeremiah 24, Acts 15, Mark 10
29th March
Deuteronomy 33-34, Isaiah 60, Psalm 119:145-176, Matthew 8
29th April
Judges 12, Jeremiah 25, Acts 16, Mark 11
30th March
Joshua 1, Isaiah 61, Psalms 120-122, Matthew 9
30th April
Judges 13, Jeremiah 26, Acts 17, Mark 12
31st March
Joshua 2, Isaiah 62, Psalms 123-125, Matthew 10
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JUNE2015
1st May
Judges 14, Jeremiah 27, Acts 18, Mark 13
1st June
1 Samuel 24, Ezekiel 3, Psalm 39, 1 Corinthians 5
2nd May
Judges 15, Jeremiah 28, Acts 19, Mark 14
2nd June
1 Samuel 23, Ezekiel 2, Psalm 38, 1 Corinthians 4
3rd May
Judges 16, Jeremiah 29, Acts 20, Mark 15
3rd June
1 Samuel 25, Ezekiel 4, Psalms 40-41, 1 Corinthians 6
4th May
Judges 17, Jeremiah 30-31, Acts 21, Mark 16
4th June
1 Samuel 26, Ezekiel 5, Psalms 42-43, 1 Corinthians 7
5th May
Judges 18, Jeremiah 32, Psalms 1-2, Acts 22
5th June
1 Samuel 27, Ezekiel 6, Psalm 44, 1 Corinthians 8
6th May
Judges 19, Jeremiah 33, Psalms 3-4, Acts 23
6th June
1 Samuel 28, Ezekiel 7, Psalm 45, 1 Corinthians 9
7th May Judges 20, Jeremiah 34, Psalms 5-6, Acts 24
7th June
1 Samuel 29-30, Ezekiel 8, Psalms 46-47, 1 Corinthians 10
8th May
Judges 21, Jeremiah 35, Psalms 7-8, Acts 25
8th June
1 Samuel 31, Ezekiel 9, Psalm 48, 1 Corinthians 11
9th May
Ruth 1, Jeremiah 36, Psalm 9, Acts 26
9th June
2 Samuel 1, Ezekiel 10, Psalm 49, 1 Corinthians 12
10th May
Ruth 2, Jeremiah 37, Psalm 10, Acts 27
10th June
2 Samuel 2, Ezekiel 11, Psalm 50, 1 Corinthians 13
11th May
Ruth 3-4, Jeremiah 38, Psalms 11-12, Acts 28
11th June
2 Samuel 3, Ezekiel 12, Psalm 51, 1 Corinthians 14
12th May
1 Samuel 1, Jeremiah 39, Psalms 13-14, Romans 1
12th June
2 Samuel 4-5, Ezekiel 13, Psalms 52-54, 1 Corinthians 15
13th May
1 Samuel 2, Jeremiah 40, Psalms 15-16, Romans 2
13th June
2 Samuel 6, Ezekiel 14, Psalm 55, 1 Corinthians 16
14th May
1 Samuel 3, Jeremiah 41, Psalm 17, Romans 3
14th June
2 Samuel 7, Ezekiel 15, Psalms 56-57, 2 Corinthians 1
15th May
1 Samuel 4, Jeremiah 42, Psalm 18, Romans 4
15th June
2 Samuel 8-9, Ezekiel 16, Psalms 58-59, 2 Corinthians 2
16th May
1 Samuel 5-6, Jeremiah 43, Psalm 19, Romans 5
16th June
2 Samuel 10, Ezekiel 17, Psalms 60-61, 2 Corinthians 3
17th May
1 Samuel 7-8, Jeremiah 44, Psalms 20-21, Romans 6
17th June
2 Samuel 11, Ezekiel 18, Psalms 62-63, 2 Corinthians 4
18th May
1 Samuel 9, Jeremiah 45-46, Psalm 22, Romans 7
18th June
2 Samuel 12, Ezekiel 19, Psalms 64-65, 2 Corinthians 5
19th May
1 Samuel 10, Jeremiah 47, Psalms 23-24, Romans 8
19th June
2 Samuel 13, Ezekiel 20, Psalms 66-67, 2 Corinthians 6
20th May
1 Samuel 11, Jeremiah 48, Psalm 25, Romans 9
20th June
2 Samuel 14, Ezekiel 21, Psalms 68, 2 Corinthians 7
21st May 1 Samuel 12, Jeremiah 49, Psalms 26-27, Romans 10
21st June
2 Samuel 15, Ezekiel 22, Psalm 69, 2 Corinthians 8
22nd May
1 Samuel 13, Jeremiah 50, Psalms 28-29, Romans 11
22nd June
2 Samuel 16, Ezekiel 23, Psalms 70-71, 2 Corinthians 9
23rd May
1 Samuel 14, Jeremiah 51, Psalm 30, Romans 12
23rd June
2 Samuel 17, Ezekiel 24, Psalm 72, 2 Corinthians 10
24th May
1 Samuel 15, Jeremiah 52, Psalm 31, Romans 13
24th June
2 Samuel 18, Ezekiel 25, Psalm 73, 2 Corinthians 11
25th May
1 Samuel 16, Lamentations 1, Psalm 32, Romans 14
25th June
2 Samuel 19, Ezekiel 26, Psalm 74, 2 Corinthians 12
26th May
1 Samuel 17, Lamentations 2, Psalm 33, Romans 15
26th June
2 Samuel 20, Ezekiel 27, Psalms 75-76, 2 Corinthians 13
27th May
1 Samuel 18, Lamentations 3, Psalm 34, Romans 16
27th June
2 Samuel 21, Ezekiel 28, Psalm 77, Galatians 1
28th May
1 Samuel 19, Lamentations 4, Psalm 35, 1 Corinthians 1
28th June
2 Samuel 22, Ezekiel 29, Psalm 78:1-37, Galatians 2
29th May
Samuel 20, Lamentations 5, Psalm 36, 1 Corinthians 2
29th June
2 Samuel 23, Ezekiel 30, Psalm 78:38-72, Galatians 3
30th May
1 Samuel 21-22, Ezekiel 1, Psalm 37, 1 Corinthians 3
30th June
2 Samuel 24, Ezekiel 31, Psalm 79, Galatians 4
31st May
1 Samuel 23, Ezekiel 2, Psalm 38, 1 Corinthians 4
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