3 days Fasting & Prayer ... TOPIC DAY 1 | The kind of prayer that stops the evil hands of Herod

 

3 days Fasting & Prayer ... TOPIC DAY 1 | The kind of prayer that stops the evil hands of Herod

                                                                                                                                               Key Message:

This powerful sermon focuses on deliverance from evil hands—spiritual forces manipulating destinies, families, marriages, health, and futures. Through fervent prayer and fasting, believers can break free from these demonic influences.

Key Points:

- Evil Hands Carry Power

- Hands symbolize power—used to kill, steal, and destroy (John 10:10).

Just as criminals are restrained by binding their hands, evil spiritual hands must be bound.

- The Danger of Passive Prayer

In Acts 12, Herod’s evil hand progressed from vexation → killing James → imprisoning Peter because the church was initially passive.

- Only earnest, violent prayer stopped Herod’s evil (Acts 12:5).

Results of Fervent Prayer

- Angelic intervention (Acts 12:7).

- Divine deliverance (Peter was freed).

- Judgment on the wicked (Herod was struck down).

- Expansion of God’s work (The Word multiplied).

Prayer Assignments (Scriptural Warfare)

- Micah 5:12 – Pray against witchcraft.

- Job 5:12 – Paralyze the hands of the crafty.

- Isaiah 14:5 – Break the rod of the wicked.

- Psalm 125:3 – Remove the wicked’s influence.

- 1 Kings 13:4 – Dry up evil hands.

- Genesis 38:29 – Pray for sudden breakthroughs.

Final Charge

- Testimony: "God has delivered me from evil hands!"

- Call to Action: Avoid distractions (TikTok, Facebook) and focus on prayer, fasting, and communion.

Closing Prayer:

"Lord, deliver me from every evil hand—over my life, family, health, marriage, and destiny! Break every wicked assignment in Jesus' name!"

https://youtu.be/FYu2d9RW_yA

                                                                                                                                                          Rev TD Kasuku