New Supply and Provision | Possessing Our Inheritance: Part 4 | Morning Briefing | Ep. 180

On this Thursday's episode of Morning Briefing, we see in our study of possessing our inheritance how the dew of heaven helps uncover the new supply and provision for the season ahead. We then give updates on news out of the UK, China and our southern border. Then we look at the mysterious explosion in GA and how we need to keep our emotions in check till the truth comes out and more.  Join us as we break down the news of the day to stay focused on our prayer points. #checkouremotionsatthedoor #wehavesoulstosave

Verse of the Day: Genesis 27:28 (NASB)

28 Now may God give you of the dew of heaven, And of the fatness of the earth, And an abundance of grain and new wine; 

 

Intercession Points for 7/7:

1. Intercede for Sec. of State Blinken during the G-20 meetings to have wisdom and revelation from the Holy Spirit to discern clearly what steps to take regarding Russia and China. 
2. Repent for the Biden Admin’s action to weaken our border security. Intercede for a voice with the fear of the Lord, to arise in the WH. 
3. Intercede for the Golden Court Case before SCOTUS, Moore v. Harper, to determine who has final oversight of election-regulating powers within each state. 

If you have any dreams for the President, please email us at pip@christiancentershreveport.com.

 

Links: 

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigns, says future for England is 'golden'

Biden prepares action to reshape Trump’s tariffs on China

Chinese Communist Party Threat Is ‘Massive’: FBI and MI5 Directors

‘Sheer Craziness’: Biden Makes Deported Illegals Eligible for Citizenship

President Biden Announces Fifteenth Operation Fly Formula Mission

Mysterious Explosion Destroys ‘America’s Stonehenge,’ Crews Demolish Remains

Did reefer drive the Highland Park parade ‘killer’ Robert Crimo to madness?

20 states are using legislation to ban ‘Zuck Bucks’ from elections

North Carolina Governor Signs Order to Continue Enabling Abortion Access

North Carolina redistricting case allows justices to decide who has power to dictate election rules

New Supreme Court case could remove most oversight from federal elections