Tile Movers is comprisedof people from all over the country who have been a part of one of our events/concerts/retreats, and sense a call to fast and pray with us for future ministry opportunities. This group is also comprised of those God connects to our ministry, whether they have received from our ministry or not. Read on to gain an understanding of exactly how this concept was birthed.
Mark 2:1-5 demonstrates so well this “formula” for powerful, anointed, life-changing, fulfilling ministry. You may know the story well. If not please take just a moment to read of the four men who discerned a need, and passionately found a way to bring a paralytic right the feet of Christ. Verse 5 of this text is the basis for our prayer ministry.
Prior to each ministry opportunity, an email is sent to our Tile Mover’s prayer ministry members with specific requests and concerns for the weekend. In addition, this group of faithful supporters will be asked to pray alongside our ministry for major decisions and the future direction of our ministry. Your walk and your faith are a tremendous place of encouragement and support to me personally and to this ministry. As God continues to open opportunities to us, I pray you will continue to sense your involvement, investment and responsibility to lay our plans, gifts and passion before the throne each weekend.
We believe this is how ministry was designed to be. One individual or a group of leaders committing to go, to risk, to lead for God. God presents opportunities and venues (concerts, church ministries, Sunday School classes, etc…) for these servants to pour out their passion, live creatively, take risks, and demonstrate their own faith journey through their gifts. Then, with only the connection God provides, others sense the potential in a person, or the passion in their soul through Christ. These individuals rally around a move of God if for only to enhance their own faith in seeing God use them in some way through their prayers and encouragement. And together, as the power of faith and the anointing of prayer come together, God seems drawn even more to efforts where there is courage and calling surrounded by faith and intercession.