Saturday, 16 March 2013

MESSAGE FROM PRAYER UNITED

Saturday, 16 March 2013

Prayer United GE13
Mobilizing Prayer For General Election 2013

“I know that you can do all things, and that no purpose of yours can be thwarted” Job 42:2(ESV)

“If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land” 2 Chronicles 7:14(ESV)


THE CHALLENGE – PREPARING FOR THE SPIRITUAL RESET OF THE NATION THIS JUBILEE YEAR

PRAYER UNITED is calling all churches in Malaysia to mobilize prayer for the approaching general elections. This call to prayer is embodied in the principles laid out in the recent circular from the Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM) dated 18th July 2012 entitled “VOTE WISELY; FOR A BETTER MALAYSIA.”

This guide serves to provide guidance and ideas to encourage every Christian, network, intercessory group and church to take an active part in upholding our country, MALAYSIA, in prayer, as the nation prepares itself towards the imminent general election (GE13).

We appeal to all Christian to remain faithful, that in our exercise of leadership and stewardship in obedience to God's Word, that we exercise our duty to nation building to vote as well as to soak in prayer the nation's well being; ahead, during, and after the general elections.

We believe that this election season is one of the most critical of our nation's history as it will be held during the Jubilee year, a spiritual reset for the nation. This is not a coincidence.


SUGGESTED SEASONS OF PRAYER IN THE RUN-UP TO GENERAL ELECTION 2013


  • From now until the announcement of the dissolution of parliament
  • From the dissolution of parliament to the announcement of nomination and polling dates
  • From nomination day to eve of polling day
  • The polling day
  • From the close of polling, right through counting of votes up to tallying the final results
  • From results announcement to the setting up of stable federal cabinet and state governments


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