The convener of the impactful program tagged 'PRAYER FIRE stated that until God is involved in our lives beyond our needs, we have not reached a level where he can move in us and use is as a tool for his glory. He said the people God wants to use are those who will not bow their knees to their needs.
Ajavon who urged the participants who were hooked up both online and offline, to make Prayer, a priority in there lives and also trust in the Power of God to change lives and nations.
He said, "Prayer is so powerful that it can convert a physical environment to a spiritual atmosphere. Anywhere you stay to continually pray becomes an altar. Prayer takes a natural man from the platform of the flesh to the supernatural platform. Prayer opens to you the gate of heaven. You cannot be prayerful and ordinary. Give yourself to prayer as nothing great that lasts excludes prayer."
The minister who studies Mass Communication said the reason why we may not be experiencing results in different areas of our lives us because we are praying wrongly as the bibles says in the book of James. He added, "there is a place in prayer where God begins to give you prayer point. Because there is a transformer installed in your spirit. The soldiers that God is raising are like the Gideon-army. They are those who will not bow their knees to their needs. There are possibilities in you that only prayer can make a reality. As God begins to work on you, He chWhen prayer meets hunger, boundaries cannot confine you. If you must be victorious in life, you must live by biblical prescriptions."
Pastor Ajavon along with his team of God's Seekers Kindreds, packaged the Prayer Fire which debuted at International Convention Center of the Foursquare Camp at Orisunbare in Ejigbo, Lagos which attracted about a hundred participants and they were thought how to allow God to move in their lives and only Him taking the glory
Other guest ministers at the Prayer Fire
include, Pastor Sunday Asibor, Pastor Sam Oke, Pastor Thompson Ugboke both of Agape Christian Assembly of Ifako Lagos and Pastor (Mrs) Esther Ajavon.
