I see a body of believers that can gather together and bring down strongholds and dominions through praying in faith. I see a place where people can feel safe to confess their fears and failures and not fear condemnation, but instead find acceptance and love. A place where shared joys are multiplies and shared sorrows are divided.

I see a body of believers who are stepping out in faith and doing what the rest of the world, including most Christians, say can’t be done. I see a body of believers whose faith is in a God to whom the impossible is not even remotely difficult, who believe that all His promises are true and for them.

I see a body of believers for whom church is not four walls and a roof, but two or more gathered together in Jesus’ name and in Jesus’ power, proclaiming that the Kingdom of God is breaking through and that all the wrongs will soon be made right and that the rightful King is coming and will be here soon.

I see a body of believers who believe the best about each other and believe the best for those who can’t believe it for themselves. A bunch of believers who will not stop praying for each other until healing is loosed in their lives. Or in the lives of their family or friends.

I see a body of believers who will stop at nothing short of full-blown, Holy Ghost, fire-falling, Spirit- drenched, earth-quaking revival in the land. Nothing short of Acts 2 coming to life and God moving mightily in His people. We want to see a mighty outpouring with our own eyes and we are foolish enough to believe it can and will happen!

I see a body of believers where unity is priority and love supercedes having every single theological I dotted and T crossed. Where correcting every perceived doctrinal error cedes to seeing the person as God sees them– a masterpiece in the making and someone who is already righteous and just because the Cross makes them so.

That’s my prayer. I hope it’s yours. I don’t want to play church or go to church anymore. I want to BE THE CHURCH!

Amen and amen!