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In The Beginning




IN THE BEGINNING.



In The Beginning... Genesis 1:1.


In the beginning sets the tone and tempo for the day, we are all starting a clean slate, where we go deeper and deeper in our walk with the Lord and fellowship with the Holy Spirit. Our desire for cultivation of fellowship has to be embedded from the beginning. Adam had an unbroken fellowship with God before the fall, the second Adam (Jesus Christ) came and restored that fellowship. Let's walk in the revelation of in the beginning.



Our Heavenly Father we thank You and give You all the praise for a brand New day, we ask that we invest our time judiciously and productively today.



We declare that this is a day You have made, we rejoice in it and we are so glad. We do come before You today in total submission to Your will and Your way.


We declare emphatic surrendering to Your prompts and nudging today, make us more sensitive to the Holy Spirit and open our hearts and minds to reading and studying your word so we can hear from You.


We declare a strong penetration of Your word through the hearts of our families, communities, cities and Nations. We ask for yielded hearts.


We declare that in this beginning, that many will turn to You, and be delivered from every oppression of the enemy and kingdom of darkness.


We declare that men and women be set free from mental oppression and depression, that the sick be healed and the bound be set free as we intercede and do supplication for them.


We declare in this fresh mandate a fresh breath of the Holy Spirit over our economies and governments from the lowest to the highest levels.


We bless Your Holy Name forever and ever and declare Your kingdom come and Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.


All of these we declare and pray in the mighty name of Jesus Christ.


Encourage our family to continue to fast and pray in the name of Jesus.

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