Intercessory prayer-REINHARD BONNKE

Intercessory prayer basically means praying to the Lord on behalf of someone else. It could be simply naming someone in prayer. Paul told the churches in Rome, Ephesus and Thessalonica, for instance, that he always mentioned them in his prayers (Romans 1:9, Ephesians 1:16, 1 Thessalonians 1:2). Merely mentioning somebody to God may not seem much, but God does not need to be pressured every day for everybody on our list. He takes note of what we say without our having to appeal for attention. If we link someone’s ordinary human name with the name of Jesus it is a dynamic union. God bless you today. REINHARD BONNKE

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