Supreme Court Shifts, Prayer Movement Tips Over

While governmental intercessors have been rising up to pray for the 2020 elections in the States, some prayer warriors stay out of politics altogether.

With the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg on Sept. 18—and a monumental Election Day that is only weeks away—we’re in an “all-hands-on-deck” moment in the intercessory prayer movement. We’re at a tipping point we’ve long waited to see.

Now is a moment in time to create intercessory synergies in the Spirit with a targeted focus on strategic warfare prayer over the government and, yes, the political process. Don’t let the word “politics” deter you. Politics is nothing more than governing the affairs of man. Remember, when the righteous rule, the people rejoice (see Prov. 29:2).

What am I saying? Pro-life intercessors, social justice intercessors, seven-mountains intercessors and even concerned Christians who have never considered themselves intercessors need to join hands in the Spirit and raise a collective voice to heaven that urgently presses for God’s will to come to pass in the United States of America. (Read that again slower.)

Everyone Is a Hinge Intercessor Right Now

I decree by the Spirit of God it is time for hinge intercessors to rise up and push for political victories that increase God’s government (see Isa. 9:7). That includes God’s candidate for president of the United States and God’s choice for the U.S. Supreme Court after Justice Ginsberg’s passing.

Everyone is a hinge intercessor right now. What is a hinge intercessor? Hinge intercessors are turning point intercessors. God uses turning-point intercessors at strategic times in history—indeed, for such a time as this. Esther was a turning point intercessor. Her intercession made a massive impact on history, saving the entire Jewish race.

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