Consistent, long-termed corporate prayer requires vision, partnership, and trust.  Building trust takes time.  We need to see one another’s character in action in order for deep roots of partnership grow.

Prayer is the way of the kingdom.  It’s the very umbilical cord that connects us to the nutrients of a God rich in love and desiring to show mercy to a thousand generations. 

God ultimately defines His dwelling place not primarily in terms of a structure and a geography but in terms of a family. He said that His house would be called a house of prayer for all nations, that is, every people group retaining their distinct ethnicity yet relating to Him and to one another as a covenant community.

Within the church, prioritizing prayer and establishing a culture of prayer go hand in hand.  The practice of prayer cannot become a cultural norm if we fail to properly understand the centrality that God Himself places upon it. 

The scriptures provide more than just commandments and practical guidelines for a healthy spiritual life, they point the way to the excellencies of Christ Himself!  In a prayer room we turn desire into discipline, discipline into delight, and delight into destiny as we engage God according to the beauty of His word!

In each season where the kings of Israel obeyed this command and prioritized ministry to the Lord according to the Davidic order, the nation of Israel experienced spiritual breakthrough, deliverance and military victory. 

A prayer room is a space dedicated to encounter with God.  We prioritize time to encounter God through the ministries of worship, intercession, and engagement with the scriptures.

A regional prayer-room provides a landing place for intercessors to engage with the Lord together as a means of strength and encouragement.  Many will participate in a regional prayer room, drawing strength and insight daily or weekly.  This strength will fuel them as they lead in their own ministries and their local churches.