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Living the Empowered Life — God’s Way - Feb 2026

07Feb26-Summary: Intercession Gathering | 1WMR Site, BCC The Church*

This morning, *18 intercessors* gathered not in word only, but in the *demonstrated power of the Holy Spirit.* In the spirit of 1 Corinthians 4:20, where Paul confronts a divided church with the truth that “God’s Way is not a matter of mere talk; it’s an empowered life,” we moved beyond discussion into divine encounter.

*Highlights of Our Time:*

*   *A Heart of Thanksgiving:* We began with Hannah’s prayer (1 Samuel 2:1–10), bursting with “God-news”—recognizing His unparalleled power to speak life into barrenness and fill homes with purpose and blessing.

*   *Focused, Layered Intercession:* In unity, we prayed in expanding circles—for Bromley, London, the UK, and every continent. We declared, like the early church, that “the word of the Lord spread widely and grew in power” (Acts 19:20).

*   *Prophetic Declarations:* Pastor Mark led prayers for deliverance in families, church growth, financial freedom, and new opportunities. We stood as spiritual negotiators (like Abraham and Moses) and warriors, applying the authority of the blood of Jesus over every challenge.

*   *Learning from God’s Way:* We remembered Joshua at Jericho—a victory through obedience—and at Ai—a defeat that taught reliance. God’s way trains us to depend on Him, especially when we feel weak, saying, “We need more of You.”

*   *A Unified Call:* All are invited into this work—young and old, new and seasoned. The call is to move out of lukewarmness and darkness, dedicating our strength to the Lord, trusting He will change everything.

*   *Specific Petitions:* We lifted up nations, local councils, healing, welfare, breakthroughs, and the claiming of untouched territories for God’s Kingdom. We prayed for every generation, ministry expansions, building plans, and for Zeal, willing surrendering our lives to  Hi.

*   *A Commitment to Victory:* We prayed like Samuel at Ebenezer, asking God to act in His own mighty way, trusting Him for overwhelming victory. We left the Misbha—our meeting ground with the Lord—with holy determination, ready to do what He has assigned, knowing “the Lord is with you” (1 Samuel 10:7).


*Closing & Next Steps:*

Yolima closed our powerful two-hour session (which felt like moments) with a declaration of sanctification and the blessing of Yahweh Mekoddishkem, the God who sanctifies.

*Join us as we continue:*

*   *Next Intercession Gathering:* Saturday, 07 March 2026

*   *Weekly Prayer:* Sundays, 8 AM Hour of Prayer at The Loft

*   *Special Gathering:* Good Friday, 12-Hour Prayer (8 AM–8 PM). Join flexibly as you are able. Regular 10 AM Good Friday Worship will proceed in the main building.


As the Apostle Paul exhorted us: “I urge you, imitate me. For the Kingdom of God is not in talk, but in power.” (1 Corinthians 4:16, 20).

Let this be the atmosphere we breathe and the ground we stand on — not just in our gathering, but in our going. Let our lives and our prayers become the very expression of this truth.

*In His Power,*

Intercessory Prayer Ministry | BCC The Church

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Subject: Reminder: Intercessory Prayer | This Saturday at 7 AM

Dear Prayer Warrior,

This is your reminder for our powerful gathering of intercession.

Date & Time: Saturday, 07 Feb 2026, 7:00 AM

Theme: Living the Empowered Life – God’s Way- 1 Cor 4:20

Venue: WMR Campus, BCC The Church

This is our monthly moment to unite, stand in the gap, and release God's power over our lives, church, and nations. Come ready to pray with faith and expectation.

Mark your calendar and join hearts and voices as we partner with heaven.

See you there.

In His Grace,

Intercessory Prayer Ministries

BCC The Church

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Monthly Intercession Gathering

Living the Empowered Life — God’s Way

Beloved Intercessors,

This month, we are called into a deeper understanding of God’s Way — not as a topic of discussion, but as a reality of divine power alive in us. As Scripture reminds us:

“God’s Way is not a matter of mere talk; it’s an empowered life.”

1 Corinthians 4:20 (MSG)

. Leviticus 15:31 (MSG)- “You are responsible for keeping the People of Israel separate from that which makes them ritually unclean...”

. Matthew 5:14–16 (MSG) - “You’re here to be light... Keep open house; be generous with your lives. By opening up to others, you’ll prompt people to open up with God...”

. Romans 12:1–2 - Present yourselves as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God.

. Job 37:23–24 (MSG) - “Mighty God! Far beyond our reach! Unsurpassable in power and justice!”

. Genesis 18:17 (MSG) - “Shall I keep back from Abraham what I’m about to do?”

. And many more scriptures teaching us His ways....Come prepared to experience and exercise His ways in ours and others lives.

 *Prayer Focus:* 

· Christ – His Lordship and power in the Church.

· Community – Being light that opens others to God.

· Church – Purity, unity, and Spirit-led action.

· Countries – Justice, mercy, and God’s miraculous intervention.

Join us as we pray in unity and faith:

Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026

Time: 7:00 AM

Venue: WMR Campus, BCC The Church

Let’s come expectant, united, and ready to partner with heaven.


For where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom and power.


In His Intention,

BCC The Church 

Intercessory Prayer Ministries....

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