Sharpening our minds: Remaining in the Word together through Bible studies or book studies and conversations on a weekly basis. Watching and waiting: Praying for God’s will to be done on earth as it is in heaven; praying for the … (read more)
When we pray together in a worship-based fashion, not only is God glorified in our very act of collective adoration but also in our ongoing recognition of His transforming power, both in and through us as He advances His gospel … (read more)
A concerned Kyrgyz imam is preoccupied for his daughters’ honor; a bright nomadic Bakarwal girl longs to read and write; an anxious Zhuang parent calls upon ancestors for his son’s schooling; a strong Afar warrior trusts in amulets and incantations … (read more)
It’s June already?! I’m new to Minnesota, so maybe I’m missing something. Where did spring go? Just as I was expecting warmer days and budding flowers, in April we had our biggest snows of the year! And then, within two … (read more)
There are different kinds of working, but in all of them and in everyone it is the same God at work. – 1 Corinthians 12:5,6; NIV For more than one year our family had been planning a trip to Washington D.C. … (read more)
I am learning something about persistence – and in particular, persistence in prayer. An interesting New Testament word stands behind the concept. Proskartereo may be translated “to persist,” or sometimes “to be devoted to” or “to focus on.” We find … (read more)
The World Mission Prayer League is not, in the first place, a missionary sending agency. I hope that you are not surprised. Yes, we send missionaries. We fund and administer missionary projects. But this is not our primary work. We … (read more)
We are a praying “league”, a community of men and women who are committed to prayer as a key methodology for advancing the Gospel of Christ. Prayer is the working method of our mission. (Handbook, 18)
Please, join us in praying for the work of the Gospel in our world. Visit the Pray Now site, where you can view current prayer requests from fellow workers and other WMPL praying members, download praying resources, such as Together in Prayer and the Prayer Directory, and access other prayer resources. What are you waiting for? Pray Now.
Our prayers matter, and so our “prayer league” matters. It’s a big thing! Don’t let it be little. Don’t let it be something less than God might want it to be.
Are we first and foremost a sending agency that prays, or a praying fellowship that sends? From which of these do we establish our heading? Which one is our “north?”