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Pray-up

Pray-up

In practice
The daily pray-up is a 30-minute time to pray and reflect each morning for one of the teams we work with. All team members are welcome to join, and the session is loosely divided into 5-minute slots with a focus aligned with the company's mission and vision. A poster reminds the team about each of the key areas to pray into:
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#WORKISWORSHIP, June 29th 2017

#WORKISWORSHIP, June 29th 2017

#workisworship, Events
#WORKISWORSHIP An evening of vision, testimonies and opportunities to join a team of marketplace ministers. Date: June 29th, 2017 Time: 7:30pm Location: Maidstone, UK (international via WebEx) Discover how your work is worship In this generation, a growing number of Jesus’ followers are seeing that for the Church to be effective it must be active every day outside of the four walls of traditional church buildings. Join us for #workisworship and hear principles for worshipping through your work, with practical examples from people like you who see every work assignment as a ministry opportunity. You will hear how the Church (aka Ekklesia) is at work every day through the lives of “marketplace ministers”, and you will gain practical tools to help you activate your faith in the workplace and start to…
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Blessed are the peacemakers

Blessed are the peacemakers

teaching
In a previous training session, we looked at how the battle is in the heavenly places. This truth is fundamental when it comes to how we operate as Christians in the marketplace. Our real challenge is NOT that pile of filing on our desk; that brimming email inbox; that cashflow problem on our bank statements; that difficult customer or colleague. Rather, remember that we do not wrestle against flesh and blood but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places (Ephesians 6:12-13). Knowing that the battle is in the heavenly places is essential to our understanding of our role as marketplace ministers. It will affect how and why we pray for the lost. For a refresher…
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