Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

Claiming God’s Promise Through Prayer

13 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this short sermon, the speaker urges believers to persistently pray for the salvation and well‑being of loved ones, emphasizing that God’s word promises power to those who pray according to His will. He outlines a series of specific prayer points: divine protection, the arrival of godly influences, the removal of ungodly influences, conviction of disobedience, communication through dreams, visions, prophets, signs and wonders, the leading of the Holy Spirit, divine opportunities, and ultimate rescue. The speaker stresses that continual, faithful prayer activates God’s promised power and should never cease.

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Don't doubt the power of prayer. If his word promised it, you can pray for it. Well, what's his will? God is willing that none should perish, but that all would come to everlasting life. So if it's his will that they be saved, you can pray for the salvation of a loved one. As you pray for them, you can pray for divine protection. As you pray for them, you can pray for God to bring to them godly influences. You can pray for God to remove ungodly influences. You can pray that they're uncomfortable and convicted in their disobedience, that God would speak to them through dreams and visions, that God would send prophets and signs and wonders, that the Holy Spirit's presence would go before them, that divine opportunities would be presented, that God would reveal his goodness, and God would rescue them for their disobedience. This is what you can pray. There is power when you pray for your loved one. Don't stop praying for them.