Global Fire Prayer Furnace
Worship, Prayer, Proclamation, Declaration

Our intent in changing from the Greater Glory Gatherings format to the Global Fire Prayer Furnace is simple and yet highly intentional. We want to be completely deliberate in this season to storm heaven for a release of Greater Glory. We will begin with High Praise that will set the tone for aggressive prayer. The Prayer Furnace format is based on the heavenly picture that we see in Revelation 5, which speaks of worship, prayer and proclamation, declaration. Within this prayer model, we use two basic worship and prayer formats. Firstly we begin with corporate worship creating the atmosphere for the Glory of God to manifest. Secondly after the atmosphere is saturated with worship we decree into the Glory of God by faith decree's, prayer objectives and intense intercession. This is what we call the PRAYER FURNACE. It is in the place where the corporate body engages heaven with passionate prayer that shifts the corporate church as well as individuals lives cities, regions and nations. God responds to this kind of prayer.

Prayer Furnace sessions are usually energetic, as the room is invited to engage in corporate prayer. There is generally a specific prayer focus, and individuals in the room are welcome to pray on the microphone for a corporate burden, which may involve the Nashville / Murfreesboro region or believers worldwide. There are also cycles of “rapid fire prayer” when, one by one, intercessors pray a succession of 15-second prayers on a specific theme, as well as times of small group prayer for any who wish to participate. We will engage each of these models at the Global Fire Prayer Furnace.

Worship with the Word

Intense prophetic Worship with the Word is a prayer format in which we agree with God’s heart as we sing the biblical truths of who God is and what His promises are. These sessions are more specific and devotional in nature, providing an atmosphere conducive to reading the Bible and entering into contemplative or devotional prayer.