Theme: Let Us Pray – Prayer stands as a key spiritual exercise that Christians practise, and the words ‘prayer’, ‘pray’ or ‘praying’ appear more than 250 times in the Bible. Yet, although prayer is so fundamental and essential, many believers still neglect this vital discipline.
Charles Spurgeon said that the goal of prayer is the ear (meaning the attention) of God. Unless we gain His attention, the prayer has failed. Therefore, this year and beyond, we want to reach the place where God responds to our prayers. Praying with the spirit and with understanding gets God’s attention.
In this week’s message, Pastor Edwin Bajomo explores the significance of praying in the spirit and with understanding, and he explains how this practice strengthens our relationship with God.
If you are looking for opportunities to join in corporate prayer, you can log on to our weekly Saturday Morning Prayer Meeting, which runs from 8–10 am, or join our monthly War Room; for dates, check our calendar.
Listen to the full message using the links below.
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Pray With The Spirit And Understanding
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We meet in person at the All Nations’ Centre, Tyers Terrace, London SE11 5LY. You are very welcome to join us. All our Sunday Services start at 9.30 am. The doors open at 8.30 am, and the prayer service begins at 9 am. The All Nations’ Centre is where the community meets with God as a congregation. Please help us to make it a welcoming environment for all.
There are many advantages to meeting together. As the writer of the book of Hebrews writes, “And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.” (Hebrews 10:24-25) Do not miss this opportunity to meet and encourage your brothers and sisters! Often, we provide personal ministry and one-to-one encounters. Do not miss the opportunity to meet with God and be transformed.





