1. Lord, we thank You for blessing
Albania and letting freedom of worship come forth.
2. We pray that when the saints assemble,
the Holy Spirit would hover over them, releasing revelation, gifting and
abounding faith.
3.
Lord, it has been a joy to pray for Albania. Come move in the hearts of
Your intercessors, Lord. May they declare with boldness, “Let the Kingdom come
forth in Albania”!
4.
Lord, we ask You to disable the enemy in Albania; cut off his power in
the land. Lord, raise up a church that will kick the Devil’s gates down and
demand their inheritance.
Paul wrote of how he had preached
the Gospel in Illyricum, the ancient land of Albania. (Romans 15:9)
5.
Let us pray that once again Albania would be visited by apostles and
prophets of great faith. Lord, send men and women that are convinced You are
ready to transform Albania.
6. Let us also pray that the apostles
and prophets that are sent will raise up evangelist, teachers and pastors. Even
now Lord, separate these unto Yourself for the work of the ministry in Albania.
7. Let us pray for the present churches
in Albania. May the churches be motivated to reach out to the culture around
them. Give them a plan to reach the lost.
The report is that 75% of Albanians in Albania don’t practice
any religion and identify themselves as atheists or agnostics. This goes for
the Muslims in the country also and is why they drink alcohol and eat pork. At
one time (around 1960) the Marxist government declared Albania the only
completely atheist country. Many decades before communism, a Nothern Albanian
poet, Pashko Vasa remarked, “Churches and mosques you shall not heed / The
religion of Albanians is Albanism”.
8.
Let us pray for a plan to reach the Muslims of
Albania. Lord, since the Muslim respects dreams and visions, we pray that You
would speak to them in this way. Prepare their hearts for those You will send
to love them.
9.
Lord, we believe You are reversing the curse of
this poet. Break the power of the enemy to keep these people in bondage to a
false nationalism.
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