The Power Of A Praying Church | Evangelist Gambushe (2025 Life Changing Conference, Day 1)

Sermon highlights : Preaching by Evangelist Gambushe

The power of a praying Church

Acts 12:5

-Prayer is a sign of dependence.
-When the situation arises, don't panic.
-Learn to pray even in your good days and ask God that those days last longer (pray for an extension).
-As a Christian, you must act righteously so that you will have a book of remembrance.
-Stop uttering negative words with your mouth (we acknowledge our problems, but don't focus on them).
-Sometimes prayer is a sign that "I won't give up".
-You have already paid the price (in prayer). There's no need to give up.

Peter's imprisonment and the praying church.

-The same hands that killed James are the same hands that failed to kill Peter due to prayer.
-When the church prayed, they caused the enemy to have a delay.
-When God is about to perform a miracle, there is often a delay.
-Everyone faces prisons-fear, uncertainty, pressure, silent battles nobody sees.
-Peter’s prison had guards and iron bars, but yours may be internal, invisible, or emotional. Yet the power of this verse lies in one word: “BUT.” It is the divine interruption.
-Peter was locked in, hopeless, outnumbered—but prayer stepped in where human effort could not.
-The church didn’t break the doors or fight soldiers; they fought differently. They prayed, and prayer travelled into a place no human could reach.
-Prayer invited God into a situation that looked finished, and heaven sent an angel to break chains Peter couldn’t break himself.
-Your prayer can go where your hands cannot, and when you pray, something in the unseen world has to shift.

Declarations:

-We shall Live and not die.
Every prison built around your life is opening.
-The chains, seen and unseen are breaking off you.
God is sending help into your situation.
-Your story is not finished; prayer is rewriting it.

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