February Training: Congregation of the Mighty Ecclesial Embassy Intercessor Squad 📜

Opening Prayer

• PIT Owedia opens the session with a prayer.
• Emphasis on gratitude for who God is and for the intercessors and prophets.
• Focus on unity, growth, and guarding the commission of Chief Apostle Price.

Introductions and Technical Setup

• Welcome to February Training and the new year 2021.
• Technical issues with screen sharing initially, resolved after a few attempts.

Icebreaker Activity: Two Truths, One Lie

• Participants are asked to type three statements in the chat (two truths, one lie).
• Other team members guess which is the lie.
• Participants include Jada, AIT Gail, and Shea.

Examples:

1. Jada:
   • In a movie,
   • Been to Germany (lie),
   • Can read Spanish.
2. AIT Gail:
   • Lived in Philadelphia,
   • Can drive large vehicles,
   • Can draw really well (lie).
3. Shea:
   • Graduated as valedictorian,
   • Loves hiking up mountains (lie),
   • Spent some time in Mexico.

Attendance Roll Call

• Lists of participants present and those running late or absent.
• Confirmation of attendance and handling of any technical difficulties during sign-in.

Intercessor Squad Assessments

• Assessments delayed due to coordination between schedules of Apostle Ashley, Chief Prophet Tala, and presenter.
• Tentative plan: schedules possibly on Saturdays.
• Importance of performance protocols including attendance and timeliness.
• Chronic absenteeism and tardiness addressed and discouraged.

Decree and Declare Training

• Assignment to write decrees for targeted intercession areas.
• Decree vs. Declare:
  • Decree: Authority and causation, based on Scriptures and prophetic words. cause to emerge; order
  • Declare: Announce, make known, explain.
  • Example Bible verse: Psalm 2:7 – "I will declare the decree." announcing and proclaiming Difference: authority and cause

Anatomy of a Decree

1. Word of God (Canon of Scripture)
   • Strong foundation in Scriptures is essential.
2. Prophetic Word of God
   • Includes decreed words from apostles and prophets in the house.
3. Practical Execution: Authority and Instruction
   • Emphasized on ordering with authority, not merely petitioning.

Practice Through Prayer

• Instructions on how to practice making decrees in prayer with authority.
• Encouragement to attend sessions to develop execution skills.

Performance Monitoring

• Decrees should include all elements of their anatomy.
• Understanding rank and authority levels within the intercessor squad.
• Further workshops to enhance skillsets.

Questions and Comments

• Legal Instrument of Prayer: Explanation of how prayer serves as a legal instrument invoking the authority of God’s word.
• Knowing Intercessor Strength: Methods including journaling, mentorship, faculty development, etc.

Conclusion and Closing Prayer

• Reminder to cover Chief Apostle in prayers.
• Encouraged to send words of encouragement to Chief Prophet Tala.
• Closing prayer emphasizing discipline, consistency, and protection for the intercessor squad.