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🙏 Five Minutes That Could Change a Nation

Will You Commit to Pray?

We talk.
We post.
We protest.
We debate.

But how often do we pray?

As Christians, we’ve become skilled at diagnosing problems—in the government, the Church, the family, and society at large. We see what’s broken. We feel the burden. But we often fail to take the most powerful action available to us: prayer.

Today, we’re asking you a simple but serious question:

Will you commit to praying for just 5 minutes a day?

Not for yourself.
Not for promotion.
But for our nation, for our leaders, and for one another.

📖 The Power of 2 Chronicles 7:14

The promise of 2 Chronicles 7:14 is as true today as the day it was spoken:

“If My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.”

This is not a passive verse. It is a divine strategy for healing a broken world.

Notice what it doesn’t say:
It doesn’t say if politicians act.
It doesn’t say if celebrities influence.
It says: If MY PEOPLE pray—that’s you and me.

✝️ One Can Chase a Thousand, Two Can Chase Ten Thousand

The Bible also tells us in Deuteronomy 32:30 that “one can chase a thousand, and two can put ten thousand to flight.”

If just one believer praying in faith can shake the heavens, what could a unified body of believers do—across cities, states, and nations?

What if believers from every background, denomination, and walk of life stopped just scrolling headlines…
…and started praying them back to God?

🕊️ A Call to the Global Church

This isn’t about political sides.
This isn’t about generational divides.
This is about the people of God returning to their knees.

So here’s our challenge:
5 minutes a day—set aside to stand in the gap.
That’s all.

You can do it in the car.
In the shower.
Before dinner.
On your break at work.
Even quietly in the grocery store.

You don’t need a microphone.
You just need a burden and a willing heart.

🌍 Join Us Around the World

Please join with us—and believers around the world—who are praying daily. We believe revival doesn’t start in stadiums. It starts in secret. In silence. In sincerity.

🛐 You don’t have to be eloquent—just honest.
💬 You don’t have to be famous—just faithful.
📖 You don’t have to pray long—just consistently.

We’re inviting you to join us in this commitment.
Will you take five minutes a day for something that has eternal impact?

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Let’s go from talking about problems…
…to talking to God about them.

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