Morning Chapel Prayer Playlist
Morning Chapel Prayer Today
Pastor Ken…
Hello, everyone. Oh, happy Monday. God is up to something good today in your life, in my life, and in His house, in our nation, and around the world. Good to have you with us here in the chapel. Welcome to morning prayer here at Living Word. My name is Ken Olson, and it’s a blessing to be with y’all today. It’s a blessing to engage in God’s plan and what He has for us to pray out this morning.
Thank you, Lord, that your mercies are truly new every morning.
And on this Monday morning, we thank you, Father…
That you are merciful
That your goodness extends to all generations
That you’re moving in this house today
That you’re moving in every house that has joined with us online
You are moving, and you are faithful.
Even as your word states, Lord, you are profoundly watching over your word and performing it in our lives and in hearts, in situations.
We’re so glad, Lord, that we can trust you today, knowing that whether we feel like it or not, or whether it looks like it or not, you are on the scene in our hearts, in our lives, in our homes, in our churches, in our nation, in our families today.
And so we just lift up the mighty name of Jesus.
We magnify you, Lord. We bless you, Lord. We glorify you, Lord.
We call you the high and lofty one.
We call you the ever-present and always faithful one.
We call you the one who comes through on everything you’ve promised to do.
You are following through on that promise.
On that prophetic intention, in our hearts, in our lives, in our church and churches, Lord, in our nation today.
We exalt Jesus.
We lift up the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords.
And we say, “Lord, have your way in this hour.
Lord, come and minister life and healing and deliverance and salvation, even unto a nation, our nation, Lord, these United States of America, once again.”
We declare America shall be saved.
We declare Minnesota shall be saved.
We declare our households, and families, and neighborhoods, in the mighty name of Jesus, shall be saved.
For, Lord, we just lift up your Word.
It reminds us that you’re willing that none should perish.
Your desire is that none would end up in darkness, but that all would come unto salvation.
And so we declare today over our lives and circles of influences households and cities and states and provinces and nations, you shall be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth.
You shall be a witness of the glory of God, in Jesus’ name.
Let me just remind you of a couple passages of scripture. The first one is found in Philippians 3:13–14, which says, “Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended. But this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind and reaching forth unto those things which are before. I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.”
There’s a need for us to press…
Can I give you a little notification this morning? God’s will is for us to continue to press forward today. There’s more ahead for us than, than we’ve left behind us. There’s better and there’s bigger and there’s more glorious and more purpose ahead for us than what we have surpassed or gone through at this point. So there’s a need for us to press. There’s a need for us to move forward in the things of God. There’s a need for us to amp up our expectations and our hope and recognize that God is at work in this time and generation.
And He will get His way because we’re joining Him in the work that He’s doing. We’re joining Him. Today, we’re joining Him. We believe even as we prayed and as we will pray, that He’s granting prayers and He’s giving us specific words and utterance in the Spirit and in our understanding to articulate the wonderful works of God and what He desires to put on display in these coming days. And that’ll be nothing short than His glory, His goodness, the miraculous.
Oh, come on now. Can somebody say amen?
For right now, revival is breaking out at every turn. Everywhere you look, it’s breaking out. You can hardly interview a college athlete without them giving glory to God, or watch a football game, whether it be professional or college or otherwise, and not see athletes on both sides of the field, both teams knelt down, looking heavenward and proclaiming “Glory to God” and contending together in the Spirit for God’s purpose and goodness to come to pass.
So there is an unfolding in these days of all that God has intended and all that He has prophesied and all that we have prayed and will continue to pray, in your household and my household. As for your household and my household, we shall be saved. As far as America, as far as Minnesota, we shall be saved in Jesus’ name.
It’s time to lift our eyes up and look and see exactly what God is doing. Prophecy’s coming alive. Prophecies are being activated. The works of Jesus are being demonstrated. Maybe it’s not on the front page of Fox News or ZNN, but make no mistake about it, healings are being transacted now. The will of God is going forth now.
Listen to this now. This is Isaiah 64:1 says, “Oh, that you would rend the heavens, that you would come down, that the mountains might shake at your presence, as fire burns brushwood, as fire causes water to boil to make your name known to your adversaries, that the nations…”
We’re going to be sure that the name of Jesus is known before our adversaries in our nation.
“That nations may tremble at your presence. When you did awesome things for which we did not look, you came down. The mountains shook at your presence. For since the beginning of the world, men have not heard or perceived by ear nor has the eye seen any God beside you, who…” get this, “…acts for the one who waits for Him.”
Isn’t that good?
“Acts for the one who waits for Him.”
Excerpt from book, “Contact With God”
Now let me read you one other excerpt before we continue to pray. It’s from a book entitled “Contact With God,” and the author writes this.
She says…
“You must keep striving to know even more of God. But don’t misunderstand me. You’re never going to get to a place where you have arrived in God,” as Paul said, which is what we just read about pressing towards the mark. In another place, Jeannie Wilkerson writes, “Through prayer, we remain in continual contact with God. It is we, not God, who must create the right atmosphere for heaven’s work on earth.”
Isn’t that good?
