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God’s dream is that His House would be a ‘House of Prayer for all People’ ! The Forest Lake Church hosts House of Prayer Experience (H.o.P.E) every Wednesday at 7PM. From the time we have begun meeting in a small classroom to its current space since 2007, we have seen God calling His people to prayer. Every Wednesday, H.o.P.E becomes a place for a God encounter for many. We pray that many more House of Prayer Experiences will begin to rise up all over the US and the rest of the world. Here are weekly stories of H.o.P.E that remind us that God is at work in our lives and everywhere!

Singing and Praising God at Midnight?!

June 2, 2010

The HOUSE OF PRAYER EXPERIENCE'S VISION is...

A PASSION FOR GOD...
Dr. Morris reads a Bible story about Paul and Silas who began to sing praises to God at midnight despite being unfairly thrown in jail.

A PASSION FOR PEOPLE...
People from all types of beliefs and backgrounds came forward for anointing prayers of healing.


AND A PASSION FOR SERVICE!
A. is radiant as she shares her story of being delivered from demonic influences. She has brought friends to the House of Prayer with her, and they too experience renewed hope from meeting with other believers. As we read our text for reflection from the Book of Acts chapter 16, she asserts that God is able to save anyone and use anyone... even disturbed people. Like a loving sheperd, God is with us to guide us through dark valleys. In fact, Neville Peter sang the "Lord is My Shepherd" and reminded everyone of Psalm 16:8 through another scripture song that he composed: "I will always set the Lord before me".


Neville at the piano. See his website and support his gifted and spirit-filled ministry via www.nevillepeter.com

If you want to hear and see the Global HoPE for yourself, please click HERE or visit: http://media.forestlakechurch.org/houseofprayer.


Check back next week as we delve into the hope of transformation. We are called for a purpose. God has called you to mature as a disciple for Him.
Until then, praying for our joy...and hope for the journey.

Pastor Sabine