We declare over our land, over our Government, our economic systems, our justice systems, all related structures and over the church:
“Your throne, O God, is forever and ever; A sceptre of righteousness is the sceptre of Your kingdom.” Psalm 45:6
In this ‘Holy’ week Lord, and in the light of 2 Chronicles 7:14, ‘If My people who are called by My Name, will humble themselves, and pray and seek My face,…’ we choose to stand on behalf of our nation and we repent of every wrong word, thought, deed, act, dedication, vow and covenant that has been made that has prevented God’s blessing from coming to our land. Lord we appeal to Your mercy, that as Your people pray, any judgment against us will be reversed as we cry out for Your Will to be done.
Take a moment to wait on the Lord for anything specific He is asking you to confess and repent for at this time on behalf of our nation.
Then pray ‘Father in the Name of Jesus I repent on behalf of myself and my nation for (what the Lord revealed) and I ask for your mercy and forgiveness.’
Lord we thank You that mercy triumphs over judgment, so we stand in Your grace and we speak your blessing over our Nation. We declare, in the Name of Jesus, a fresh alignment of the words and thoughts of our leaders across this land with Your will, that Your plans for this nation, in all their fullness shall be established. Jeremiah 18:7, 8; James 2:13
Even as we continue to pray for your healing for Boris Johnson, we specifically pray for Dominic Raab as he stands in, that great wisdom will be upon him.
In this day of change, we declare You are the King of Kings, the Lord of Glory and the Highest Authority in Heaven and Earth, so in Your Name we speak into every shift taking place at this time, and we declare Your mercy, Your grace and Your righteousness will carve out a fresh design, that there will be a new season of alignment of our governmental systems, our justice systems, our economic systems, our trading partnerships and all related structures with Your plans, in Jesus Name.
Suzanne Ferrett.
