Encounter God Consecration is a call to a lifestyle of daily communion with God and monthly seasons of deeper consecration. Every day, we gather for three strategic prayer watches: Morning: Worship & Thanksgiving, Midday: Intercession, and Night: Spiritual Warfare, cultivating a consistent life of prayer, intimacy, and spiritual discipline. In addition to this daily rhythm, we host a Holy Spirit-led three-day consecration fast each month, setting ourselves apart to seek God’s face with greater focus through prayer, fasting, repentance, and surrender. This movement exists to awaken believers to God’s presence, align lives with His will, strengthen the Church, and raise up disciples who walk in holiness, authority, and the power of the Holy Spirit.

“A Daily Pursuit. A Monthly Consecration. A Lifetime of Encounter.”

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Morning Watch: Worship, Thanksgiving & Adoration

 

“Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and into His courts with praise.” — Psalm 100:4

 

Every encounter with God begins with worship not requests. Before we ask God to move, we acknowledge that He already reigns. Worship shifts our eyes from our problems to His greatness. Thanksgiving reminds us of His faithfulness, and adoration exalts Him simply because He is worthy.

 

This is not the time to present petitions. It is the time to honor the King. We magnify His holiness, celebrate His goodness, remember His mighty works, and surrender our hearts before Him. Thanksgiving cultivates faith because we remember what God has already done, while worship positions us to receive what He desires to do next.

 

When believers begin with worship, they align their hearts with heaven before speaking about earthly needs. God’s presence becomes the priority rather than His provision.

 

During this prayer watch we:

 

• Exalt God’s character and holiness.

• Thank Him for His faithfulness, mercy, salvation, and answered prayers.

• Surrender our hearts, minds, and lives before Him.

• Minister to the Lord before asking Him to minister to us.

 

Key Scriptures:

 

• Psalm 100:4

• Psalm 95:1–7

• Psalm 103:1–5

• Hebrews 13:15

• John 4:23–24

• Philippians 4:6

• 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18

 

“Worship is the doorway into God’s presence. Thanksgiving prepares the heart. Adoration enthrones Christ above every circumstance.”

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Midday Watch: Intercession

 

“I sought for a man among them… who would stand in the gap before Me.” — Ezekiel 22:30

 

Intercession is standing before God on behalf of someone else. It is partnering with heaven so that God’s will is established on the earth. The intercessor carries the burdens of people, cities, families, churches, and nations before the throne of grace.

 

Jesus remains our greatest example, for He lives to make intercession for His people (Hebrews 7:25). Through the Holy Spirit, we become co-laborers with God by praying for His kingdom to come and His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven (Matthew 6:10).

 

During this prayer watch we pray beyond ourselves. We intercede for our families, churches, pastors, leaders, cities, schools, governments, the President, the lost, the broken, the sick, and those who have never encountered Christ. We also bring our own lives before God, asking Him to align us with His perfect will.

 

Intercession is not about convincing God to care, it is agreeing with what heaven has already declared and inviting His purposes into the earth.

 

During this prayer watch we:

 

• Pray God’s will over our lives.

• Praying for Heaven's Will on earth.

• Intercede for family members and loved ones.

• Pray for cities, communities, and nations.

• Lift up government leaders and those in authority.

• Pray for revival, salvation, healing, deliverance, and discipleship.

• Stand in the gap for those who cannot or will not pray for themselves.

 

Key Scriptures:

 

• Ezekiel 22:30

• Matthew 6:9–10

• 1 Timothy 2:1–4

• Romans 8:26–27

• Hebrews 7:25

• James 5:16

• Colossians 4:2–3

 

“Intercession is agreeing with heaven until heaven is manifested on earth.”

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Night Watch: Spiritual Warfare

 

“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood…” — Ephesians 6:12

 

Spiritual warfare is enforcing Christ’s victory over the kingdom of darkness. Jesus has already conquered Satan through His death and resurrection, and believers are called to stand in His authority not in fear.

 

This prayer watch is a time of spiritual confrontation. We repent of sin, close every door given to the enemy through disobedience, unforgiveness, bitterness, compromise, or agreement with darkness, and submit ourselves fully to God. We resist the devil, knowing that he must flee (James 4:7).

 

We exercise the authority Christ has given His Church by binding what heaven forbids and loosing what heaven permits (Matthew 16:19; Matthew 18:18). We tear down spiritual strongholds, renounce ungodly agreements, pray against demonic influence, witchcraft, deception, fear, oppression, generational bondage, and every work of the enemy. We declare freedom, truth, healing, holiness, and the lordship of Jesus Christ.

 

Spiritual warfare is never fighting for victory, it is fighting from Christ’s victory. Our weapons are spiritual, empowered by God to demolish strongholds and establish His Kingdom.

 

During this prayer watch we:

 

• Repent and close every door opened to the enemy.

• Submit ourselves completely to Christ.

• Resist the devil and stand firm in faith.

• Bind the works of darkness and loose the purposes of God.

• Pray against strongholds, deception, fear, witchcraft, oppression, and demonic activity.

• Declare freedom, healing, restoration, holiness, and victory through Jesus Christ.

 

Key Scriptures:

 

• Ephesians 6:10–18

• 2 Corinthians 10:3–5

• James 4:7–8

• Luke 10:19

• Matthew 16:19

• Matthew 18:18

• Colossians 2:13–15

• Isaiah 54:17

• 1 John 3:8

 

“Spiritual warfare is the Church standing in the finished work of Christ, enforcing His victory until every area of life comes into obedience to His Kingdom.”

 

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