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No longer are people satisfied with anything ordinary. No longer are worshippers content with going through the motions. At Word of Life Ministries International we believe that God is shaking this world with a revolution that cannot be stopped. This outpouring of the Holy Spirit is going to affect generations from every corner of the globe. If you desire to encounter God at a new and greater level, then we personally invite you to experience a dynamic and life-changing service at Word of Life Ministries International. Between the modern, upbeat worship and the phenomenal messages by Pastor John Smith your life will be completely transformed and never be the same!
Word of Life Ministries International is conveniently located in Simpsonville, South Carolina on Georgia Road, exit 29 of I-385. There are several growing ministries for your entire family to find their place in a church that strengthens the believer and reaches out to the lost. So find YOUR place by exploring this website. Meet our staff. Introduce yourself to our ministries and their passionate leaders. Learn about upcoming events. This website was created for the church visitor and regular attender alike. For more information about Word of Life Ministries International, please contact us via the contact us form. You can also call our church office at 864-963-8507 Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm or email us at contact@wolministries.org. Thank you for visiting our website and we hope to see YOU at WOL and experience God in a new and refreshing way.
Our first tool to effective, fervent prayer is to get focused! Matthew 6:6 says, "When you pray, go into your room and shut the door, pray to your Father in the secret place." Get away from all the many distractions, noise, and busyness. Take time to get your thoughts together, be still, and think about the greatness of God. Prayer is our expression of our dependency on Him. Begin your prayer time with worship! "Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name." God is greater than our enemies, our problems, and our sickness. Confess your weakness and struggles, confess your sins. When we see ourselves in the light of God's greatness, we realize how much we need His help. Then you are ready to make your requests known. Philippians 4:6, "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything, by prayer and supplication, with Thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God." Supplication has three meanings: intercede, petition, and brood (emotional attachment and deep passion). You begin to desire the will of God so much it becomes an emotional experience. Secure your promises...ALL of God's promises are for you. End by giving thanks! Thank Him before you see the answer. That says that you believe that He has heard your prayers. Live in expectation of the answer.
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James
5:13-18 is very clear about the power of prayer for the suffering
and sick. There is no question about God's ability to answer. But
often prayer is our last resort, rather than our first response. We
are living in a day when we need to get serious about our prayer
life. We are not going to find the help we need from any other
source.