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“I thirst for God, the living God;
when shall I go to see the face of God?”
Psalms 42:2
The 505 HOP (House of Prayer) exists to supernaturally connect and seal people in the Living God through radical, ever-increasing amounts of worship and prayer so the 505 can touch that place of as-it-is-in-heaven prayer.
There is a place in prayer where all there is is God.
Western Christianity is being united with the Body of Messiah worldwide. This fusion involves (even requires) a form of radical obedience. Until now the Western Church has not been sifted through the persecution that much of the rest of the Body of Messiah has faced. Even still, God the Spirit has created a path of radical obedience for His people in the United States. Many confirm that the primary place of radical obedience has been given in the place of unceasing prayer. We look and see the enemy’s hand in substance abuse, the breakdown of family structures, abortion, masses of lost souls, lukewarmness and religiosity in the Church... and the list continues. The people of the 505 have nowhere else to go but to the Living God. We need God to truly have His way and for our will and efforts to be lost in the Spirit of non-stop prayer. It is time to completely cross over into advancing the Kingdom with a spirit of martyrdom… all or nothing.
Solomon Lujan
505-573-9816
505houseofprayer@gmail.com
Our main sanctuary at 7737 Zuni Rd SE (corner of Zuni & Dallas) is the Prayer-Room.
We have alternative rooms to use for prayer when the sanctuary is in use for other services.
We need people to lead watches in the prayer-room. We are not trying to fill every slot in the schedule. We are encouraging people to devote more time to prayer and providing a place where they can do so together.
At this point, we are working out the kinks of security and other logistics. The best way to participate is to contact us:
Solomon Lujan - 505houseofprayer@gmail.com
, 505-573-9816
Mike Cooper - mcnm@joshuasvineyard.org, 505-507-9528
The most important thing the leader of a watch does is listen to the Lord. Then, following Him, they guide the prayer time. For example, they might choose prayer requests or intercession targets to focus on. The leaders also assume responsibility for that time in terms of general stewardship, security and keeping the prayer areas clean and ordered, etc.
We are especially interested in worship leaders to step up and lead a watch or two focused on adoring our Great King!