Join us for our last Remnant of 2024. God spoke to us very clearly and connected all the dots that He had spoken to us throughout the whole year.

Prayer & Worship from December 12th, 2024

Worship: Alise & Christopher Daigle

Worship and prayer for revival!

Christopher Daigle leads us in Worship as Pastor Greg leads us in prayer.

"Empowered to Go: A Prayer Set for Boldness, Intercession, and Kingdom Impact"

This prayer set focuses on seeking a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit, a deep burden for the lost, and the boldness to be the hands and feet of Jesus in our world. Through heartfelt prayers, scriptures, and anointed worship songs, we cry out for spiritual empowerment, the revelation of our identity in Christ, and the courage to step into our calling as agents of God's kingdom. From interceding for the lost to declaring our willingness to serve, this set invites the believer to be equipped and sent out in the power of the Spirit.

Songs featured in this set include "Amazing Grace", "Here I Am to Worship", and "Send Me", paired with scriptures like Ephesians 4:11-13, Luke 15:4-7, and Revelation 5:9, all calling us to live with urgency and purpose in these times.

Join us in this powerful journey of worship, prayer, and intercession, as we prepare to go and make disciples, bringing light to the darkness.

 “Revival & Intercession: A Cry for a Generation”

In this episode, we take you into the heart of a powerful prayer gathering marked by faith, unity, and the pursuit of God’s presence. Together, we unpack the themes of humility, love, and surrender, interwoven with prayers for revival and breakthrough on college campuses and communities across New England.

Key Highlights:

• Scripture Reflection: Meditations on Romans 12:3-8, 1 Corinthians 13, and Philippians 2, calling for a sober evaluation of our hearts and a posture of humility.

• Worship as a Weapon: Spontaneous and prophetic songs that declare God’s sovereignty and love, including a cry for Christ to be our “one thing.”

• Intercession Focus:

• Prayers for spiritual awakening on college campuses, breaking strongholds of addiction, anxiety, and ideologies.

• A call for the church to overflow with Christ’s love and embody unity in the Spirit.

• Prophetic Declarations: A symbolic “battering ram” of collective prayer to dispel darkness and release light.

This episode invites you to reflect, worship, and pray with us. Let it stir your faith as we declare together: “In Jesus’ name, light shines in the darkness, and revival is here.”

Experience a transformative worship gathering where we wholeheartedly praised and sought the presence of God.

Our morning was steeped in prayer and powerful declarations, focused on the light of Christ breaking through darkness.

We began by inviting the Holy Spirit to guide us, thanking God for His love and light in our lives. Prayers centered on revival in Manchester, as we boldly declared the blood of Jesus over our city, our families, and our campuses. Specific prayers included:

Key scriptures inspired our prayers, including Hebrews 9:11-14, reminding us of the power of Christ’s sacrifice, and Matthew 21:21, encouraging us to pray with unwavering faith.

In worship, we sang powerful anthems celebrating His victory, declaring, “He is the light” and affirming that His name brings hope and healing. Our gathering was a heartfelt call to rise up as a community, empowered to shine brightly and proclaim His love.

Join us as we carry this spirit of worship and prayer into our daily lives, trusting in God’s promises for our city and beyond!

n the parable of the Good Samaritan from Luke 10, Jesus challenges us to rethink who our neighbor is and calls us to show mercy to those who are different from us. By asking, 'Which one of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?' Jesus emphasizes that the true neighbor is the one who shows mercy. This story urges us to step out of our comfort zones and engage in the messy, inconvenient aspects of life to help others. We are reminded to overcome our reluctance to get involved, use our unique gifts to serve, and seek personal cleansing before extending mercy. Isaiah's encounter with God's holiness in Isaiah 6 teaches us the importance of personal cleansing and humility. Additionally, Revelation 2 calls us to return to our first love—our devotion to Jesus. When we rekindle this foundational relationship, our love for others naturally overflows. This week, let's identify someone in need, get involved, and renew our devotion to Jesus, allowing His love to guide our actions.

Our recent gathering focused on the profound themes of surrender, trust, and intimacy with God. Surrendering to God means letting go of our own plans and trusting that He has something far greater in store for us. This continuous journey of faith is cultivated through worship, prayer, and a heart fully surrendered to His will. Believing in Jesus goes beyond intellectual acknowledgment; it is a deep-seated trust that influences our actions and decisions. We are called to overcome doubts and fully trust in God's plan, even when circumstances are challenging. Obedience to God's commandments should stem from our love for Him, and the Holy Spirit empowers us to live in obedience and understand God's word. Trusting God's plan, even in the face of disappointment, is crucial for our faith journey. Reflect on areas where you need to surrender, deepen your intimacy with God, and trust in His promises. Let this week be a time of reflection, prayer, and renewed commitment to living a life fully surrendered to our loving Father.

In today's Remnant gathering, we delved into the themes of unity, boldness, and rediscovering our first love for Jesus. We began by discussing the significance of a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit, drawing inspiration from Acts 4:23-31, where the apostles prayed for boldness and were filled with the Holy Spirit. This infilling equips us to face daily challenges and proclaim the gospel with courage. Unity in the body of Christ was another key focus. Despite the divisions in the world and within the church, we are called to stand united in purpose and love, following Jesus' example of showing mercy and love to all. True unity is about being united in our mission to preach the gospel, not about uniformity. Lastly, we were reminded of the importance of returning to our first love for Jesus, as highlighted in Revelation 2:2-5. This involves repentance and a renewed focus on Jesus, rekindling the passion and devotion we had when we first encountered Him. By seeking a fresh infilling, promoting unity, and returning to our first love, we can boldly proclaim the gospel and make a difference in our communities.

In today's chaotic world, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by troubling news and events. However, as believers, we are called to find our peace and strength in Jesus Christ. This message emphasizes the importance of seeking intimacy with Jesus to navigate turbulent times. By focusing on Him, we can experience a peace that surpasses all understanding, regardless of our circumstances. Jesus' authority in prayer came from His intimate relationship with the Father, and we too can grow in spiritual authority through our closeness with Him. Laying down our burdens and distractions allows us to be filled with His presence and power. Furthermore, our peace in difficult situations can serve as a powerful testimony to others, showcasing Jesus' transformative power in our lives. We are also encouraged to pray for the peace of Jerusalem, aligning ourselves with God's heart and His plans for His chosen people. By interceding for Israel and other nations, we partner with God in His redemptive work. This week, let us seek intimacy with Jesus, lay down our burdens, be witnesses of His peace, and pray for the nations.