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Pray Morocco exists to equip as many people as possible for the purpose of asking God the Father to ignite a Disciple Making Movement in the Kingdom of Morocco.

4 months ago

As families continue to enjoy time together on this third morning of Eid week, listen to the story of Abraham in Moroccan Arabic as found in the book of Genesis. As you listen, pray:🤲 that people would encounter the living Word of God in their tongue and be stirred to discover more🤲 for understanding and spiritual revelation to know God's heart toward them🤲 for families and other natural social networks to journey toward God togeth#PrayMoroccorocco 🤲🇲🇦🐏 ...
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5 months ago

As day 2 of Eid celebrations dawned across Morocco, the predominant smell is no longer the smoky, singed wool smell...but the delicious aroma of grilled meat. If you've never had grilled lamb, you're missing out! It's aroma and flavor is unmatched. Today, as the aroma of lamb permeates cities and families continue to gather to feast and enjoy the fruit of their hard labor from yesterday morning, let's join together in asking for the aroma of Christ to rest on these precious ones who are gathered to celebrate. 2 Corinthians 2:15-16 NLTOur lives are a Christ-like fragrance rising up to God. But this fragrance is perceived differently by those who are being saved and by those who are perishing. To those who are perishing, we are a dreadful smell of death and doom. But to those who are being saved, we are a life-giving perfume. And who is adequate for such a task as this? ...
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5 months ago

The bleating of sheep was a constant neighborhood sound across Morocco this week. Knife sharpeners set up tempory stands in the streets for people to come sharpen their knives in preparation for the sacrifice. In the hustle of pre-holiday shopping, shop keepers sold extra amounts of coal, grill grates and knives. It wasn't uncommon this week to see sheep or hay tied to various forms of transportation as they got transported to whoever had bought them. But today, the hustle and the sounds have changed. The sound of bleating sheep has turned to silence and been replaced by a strong smell of streetside fires piled with smoking sheep skulls. The temporary knife sharpening stands have been replaced by piles and piles of wool skins along the road. And the sight of men delivering live sheep was replaced this morning with butchers walking neighborhood streets in bloody aprons with sharp knives, ready to offer their skill for anyone who needed help with the initial slitting of the sheep's throat. Streets were relatively quiet this morning as families were at home, working together to skin, clean and drain their sheep. Over the coming days, they will enjoy feasting together. As grills started up, the smell of grilling Boulfaf (liver wrapped in fat) permeates the neighborhoods. Today is Eid al Adha (holiday of sacrifice) or Eid l'Kabir (Big holiday) as it is known in Morocco. Muslims celebrate Eid l'Kabir as a remembrance of the obedience of Abraham and the mercy of God as he provided a ram in place of Abraham’s son.Through their special Eid prayers in the morning, through sacrificing their sheep, through their generosity in giving a third of their sheep to the poor etc., they are expressing their piety to others and to God. “It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah, but your piety.” Qur’an 22:37This verse from the Qur'an stands in stark contrast to what we know to be true about God's heart toward mankind. The cultural pressure and religious importance to have a sheep will even cause many to go into debt or sell family belongings in order to buy a sheep.As followers of Jesus we know that our Lamb was already sacrificed. We do not need to work for his favor or display to God or others our piety in order to gain his attention. With these cultural and religious things in mind: 🤲 Pray for a day when Moroccans will celebrate this holiday as a beautiful remembrance of not only God’s provision for Abraham but God’s provision of the Lamb of God for THEM! 🤲 Pray for followers of Jesus who are a part of these celebrations to have opportunity to help people discover God's heart for mankind in the story of Abraham. 🤲 Use the truth of these scriptures to declare the redemption of this beautiful holiday over Morocco and her people:"With his own blood—not the blood of goats and calves—he entered the Most Holy Place once for all time and secured our redemption forever." Hebrews 9:12 NLT"God saved you by his grace when you believed. And you can’t take credit for this; it is a gift from God. Salvation is not a reward for the good things we have done, so none of us can boast about it." Ephesians 2:8-9 NLT#praymorocco 🙌🐏🇲🇦 ...
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7 months ago

As the 4th and final week of Ramadan comes to a close, take a moment to look closely at this image painted by an artist living in Morocco. What does it stir in your heart to pray in our fourth theme of MULTIPLICATION and GOD-SIZED VISION? Share in the comments what comes to your mind and heart. #PrayMorocco 🤲🇲🇦 ...
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7 months ago

|| Ramadan Week 4 || ✨️Word and Spirit of God Breakthrough in...GOD-SIZED VISION and MULTIPLICATION✨️ 🤲 Imagine how different Morocco will be when we see breakthrough in all of the things we have been asking this month! 🤲 Imagine a nation bursting with stories of ENCOUNTERS and REVELATIONS that are as unique as the people who receive them but thrum with the common pulse of the Word. 🤲 Imagine a regional surge of people committed to time spent with Jesus— ABIDING in Him, learning how to live from Him, and OBEYING what He asks of them. 🤲 Imagine the TRANSFORMATIVE impact of individuals gathered into COMMUNITIES who are covenanted together in the Spirit to unity and relationship, committed to be present with one another in the good and bad, and the flourishing of the whole group. 🤲 Imagine the result of these things happening, MULTIPLYING uncontrollably across Morocco completely changing the spiritual landscape. #PrayMorocco 🤲🇲🇦 ...
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7 months ago

|| Ramadan Week 4 || ✨️Word and Spirit of God Breakthrough in... GOD-SIZED VISION and MULTIPLICATION✨️ 🤲 Imagine in prayer today all that a GOD-SIZED VISION wants to MULTIPLY and accomplish across the nation of Morocco. 🤲 Imagine a bone-deep fire to share all the Lord has done with anyone who will listen—a MULTIPLYING wildfire that spreads from one edge of the nation to the other—uncontainable, unmanageable, unmistakable. 🤲 Imagine the inevitable flood of breakthrough these MULTIPLYING encounters, individuals, and communities would bring to the statistics and atmosphere of this country! It stretches our imaginations to their very limits! These are breakthroughs we can barely conceptualize, but that spark a deep resonance in us because the seed of Eden is in us all. We have a deep, God-originating knowing that this is how it was meant to be, but we need His help to see it, to hope for it, to pray it into being. So, we rely on the Spirit and Word of God to envision us with this GOD-SIZED VISION for what is possible. Not just possible—promised. Let's pray this impossible GOD-SIZED VISION into existenc#PrayMoroccorocco 🤲🇲🇦 ...
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7 months ago

As week 3 of Ramadan comes to a close, take a moment to look closely at this image painted by an artist living in Morocco. What does it stir in your heart to pray in our third theme of TRANSFORMATION in COMMUNITY? Share in the comments what comes to your mind and heart. #PrayMorocco 🤲🇲🇦 ...
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7 months ago

|| Ramadan Week 3 ||✨️Word and Spirit of God Breakthrough in... TRANSFORMATION in COMMUNITY✨️ As believers in Jesus, we know that living life in a COMMUNITY of faith is a cornerstone for our growth and TRANSFORMATION. Life in COMMUNITY can be one of the most beautiful and one of the most challenging ways that God chooses to display His TRANSFORMING love among us. When functioning the way He intended, the beauty and goodness of God is displayed in those sanctified together in Spirit-led unity and TRANSFORMATION. When not functioning the way he intended, much damage is done by the Body of Christ waging war against itself, rather than building one another up. We are miraculously bound together in one body by the only body that was broken for us, to make us whole. 🤲 Pray today that followers of Jesus across Morocco would live in love and COMMUNITY with their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ in order to genuinly display the TRANSFORMATION they have recieved because of the broken body of Christ. 🤲 Pray today thay followers of Jesus would display Christ to one another by humbly and selflessly serving and being committed to one another. 🤲 Pray that as followers of Jesus walk in TRANSFORMATIONAL COMMUNITY together it would be contagious to those who don't yet follow Jesu#PrayMoroccorocco 🤲🇲🇦 ...
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