Day 32 - A PROPHETIC JOURNEY - WORSHIP AT THE BLUE EARTH RIVER

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Regarding our 40 day season of prayer we have 10 days left after tonight at the Blue Earth, and we plan to finish strong on Friday, September 13 at sundown until September 14th. please continue to join us here for a daily sharing of what we are doing, we hope to be able to share the changes as we see them happen as God begins to move

Day 32 - Starts Thursday at Sundown

I thought I would share some of the pictures taken last evening for those of you who joined us from around the globe.

I hope this will help you connect to us since you have been praying with us concerning this campaign.
At Sundown Day 31 - We went to the Blue Earth River and we obeyed what God had placed on our hearts and we left with a good feeling about all that was accomplished there, in us first and in the region as well.  About 17-20 people joined us as we traveled down Hwy 169 toward Blue Earth, MN. We stayed at the river bank a little while after the sun set which meant we found our way back in the near dark.

The seven men pictured here are part of the weekly prayer meetings in Mankato.

We stepped into the role of the seven sons of Saul (II Samuel 21) for healing the land,

and ending the drought/famine of the word because of broken treaties.

THE FLAME

Does the flame burn brighter in your hand than it burned 

in the hand of your father when he said, "its your turn?" 

Take the torch of faith run throughout the land,

let the flame burn bright within you.

 - Paul Kyle -

TIMES OF REFRESHING

Cast your idols down, and Worship Him alone 

For times of refreshing from the Lord

Hearts must be made pure, the Blood washed from our hands

For times of refreshing from the Lord
- David & Aaron -

A Davidic band of Intercessors - Gathered in Blue Earth to conduct 

Specific confession and repentance, 

• Taking ancestral lands of the Native Americans without appropriate remuneration out of greed and selfishness, and then stealing much of the said remuneration often leaving them destitute and starving.
• For broken covenants, promising them territory and later taking it back with no regard for their needs as a people, constantly forcing them into smaller and more remote locations that no one else wanted.
• For racial pride and arrogance that caused us to regard them as people unworthy of dignity and respect as fellow human beings.
• For cursing them with all kinds of epithets, such as savage, stupid, lazy, degenerate, and many other such names that caused a corporate consciousness that degraded them in the eyes of white people.
• For refusing to treat our Native American neighbors as we ourselves would want to be treated by feeding the hungry, clothing the naked and healing the sick and wounded, bearing their burdens with the heart of Jesus.

With specific reference to the 1862 Dakota war, we ask forgiveness for the following:

• For depriving the Dakota people of food and provision forcing them to react out of desperation, even to the point of violence.
• For placing the Dakota people in concentration camps, including women and children who had no involvement in the hostilities, then providing insufficient food and further hindering outsiders who wished to help.
• For placing bounties on Dakota scalps.
• Punishing and even executing the innocent without due process of the law.
• Punishing the guilty without any accountability for the grievous sins that drove them to desperation.
• For banishing them from lands promised to them, or even from living anywhere in the State of Minnesota.

With reference to mission work among the Dakotas:

• We give thanks for all those past and present who have given their hearts and lives for the cause of the gospel of Jesus Christ among these people.
• We ask forgiveness on behalf of the body of Christ for our ignorance in our dealings with them by being more concerned with forcing the white man’s culture on them without thoroughly understanding their cultural framework and letting the truths of the gospel bring transformation from within.
• We ask forgiveness for presenting a gospel having a form of godliness but denying the power thereof, the power to deliver from the darkness of demonic bondage, from the bondage of addictions and from the hopelessness and despair which our treatment of them engendered.
• We ask for forgiveness on behalf of us and the majority of your people who, while daily feasting on the abundance you have provided, have ignored the Lazarus lying on our doorstep, hungry, clothed in rags and covered with sores.

The Road Not Taken

At Home In MN