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I want us to pray into something. I just will continue worshipping in a moment, but I feel like there's this moment in the spirit for us to pray for the lost right now. And that's one of those things that I never want to negotiate with God, you know, it's the right time of the service to do this now. I just feel like we've got to step into that now. And I want us to pray for specific people. I feel like there's this great moment that we have to call the lost in right now. And I want you to pray for people in your family, your loved ones, mom, dad, brother, sister, children, uncle, aunt, doesn't matter. I want us to take a moment and respond to that by faith to say, God, if there's a window that's open for whatever reason in this moment for us to call them in, we call them in right now. I want you to close your eyes. There we are. Forget about everything around you for a moment. And I want you to boldly start to pray for the lost and call in the lost in your family, your employer, your colleague, doesn't matter who it is. Raise your voices with me for this moment. It's one of those times in prayer where we don't want to pray softly. And it's not about screaming. It's about praying boldly right now. Say, I come in the powerful name of Jesus. God, we respond to this invitation this morning to call in the lost, to put our prayers with your prayers. Jesus, we know that you're always praying, always praying, the high priest that never stops. And this morning we pray with you for every lost soul. God, we want to start as big as what we can. We pray for the city of Cape Town, Somerset West, Stellenbosch, every surrounding area. God, we call people in, the lost, we call you in this morning in the powerful name of Jesus. Father, we call in the sons of God from afar, the sons of God from the East, the South, the North, the West. We call them in to obedience in this day, to respond to the tugging on their hearts, to the voice of the Holy Spirit, the ones that draw them to the Father. Father, thank you in this day that we can call them in. We call loved ones in this morning, friends, colleagues, brothers, sisters, uncle, aunts, moms, dads, we call you in. Come on, call them by name. Speak their names this morning. Speak their names out loud. Let your voice be heard in the spirit this morning. Speak their names. Say, God, I call in. Father, I thank you this morning. I call in. I call in. Call them in this morning. Say, Father, I call them to obedience. I call them from darkness to light, from death to life in this day. We come against every demonic spirit, everything that's lying out the foot of hell that's keeping people back from destiny, in purpose, in God. We call them forth in this day and we command you, take your hands off of them. We break every chain. We speak against everything that's holding people back, every whispering voice, every lie out the foot of hell in this day. Lose power over people's lives. Let people respond. Let people be moved in this day. People that we've prayed for for months and years, let this be the day where movement takes place, where shift takes place, God. Thank you. Thank you that people will respond. We'll see those calls come in. Say, I need somebody to pray with me. I need prayer. I need God. I need a breakthrough. I need change in my life. God, come and do it now. Only you can do it, Father. I'm speaking of the words of William Cush. It says, if nothing else works, try tears. Father, we pray for hard hearts to be softened in this day. Every form of rebellion, stubbornness, offense, bitterness, unforgiveness, be broken over people's lives. Let hard hearts become soft, soft in this day, God. Father, we churches and church leaders have caused the hurts and damage in the hearts and minds of people. Let the balm of Gilead be applied to the hearts of men and women that have been bruised and abused in religious circles, churches and organizations. Father, we pray in this day, heal them. Heal them. Heal the broken hearted. That's what you said you'll do, Jesus. Heal the broken hearted in this day. Restore them. Restore them, God. Restore them. Pray with me, this holy church. I see in the spirit, it's like age-old tapes, like strongholds, altars in the minds and hearts of people. This lie, some of these lies have been for generations. This lie about God, this lie about church, about religion. Father, in this day, only you can do it. You are the one that can break the ancient gates, tear down every altar, kick down every wall. God, in this morning, we pray, do it for our loved ones. Do it for the city of Cape Town, God. Do it for this region. For every church this morning, that church has been flooded with people again. I'm here to meet with God. Introduce me to Jesus. I want to find Him. I want to meet Him. God, we pray, visit people in their sleep. God, speak to the lost. Call them in. Show yourself to them, God. We pray in this day. We pray for a mighty revival of souls in the city of Cape Town. Lord, have mercy. Mercy, Lord. Lord, call out mercy. Mercy for people. For us, the children, for us it is. Lord, tear down the gates of hell. Lord, come in this day. Make people free. Father, snatch them like burning sticks from the fire. Lord, use us in this day. God, use our breath in this day. Lord, heal our souls. Lord, use us in this day. God, use our breath in this morning like a mighty spear. Lord, like a bomb in the heart. Use our breath this morning to break down ancient gates, strongholds, altars, our guarding cities, regions, families, mines of people, God, in this day. Use our breath. We pray in the powerful name of Jesus. Lord, thank you for souls. Thank you for souls. God, let there be a movement. God, a revival of souls. Salvations, hundreds and thousands of them across the city, God. Every church. Lord, let there be a battle of all in the name of Jesus. Lord, heal us. 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