A Call For The Elect To Arise: A Prayer And Teaching For God’s Chosen

A Call for the Elect to Arise: A Prayer and Teaching for God’s Chosen

Introduction: The Time for the Elect to Rise is Now

We are living in an hour where the lines between light and darkness are being drawn more clearly than ever before. The world is growing colder, deception is increasing, and spiritual warfare is intensifying. Those who belong to Christ—the true elect—can feel it. The weight of the battle. The pressure to conform. The relentless attacks on our minds, our faith, and our purpose.

But we must remember this: We were chosen for such a time as this.

From the foundation of the world, God handpicked His elect. Not because of our own strength, but because He foreknew our faithfulness. Long before we were born, He knew we would stand for Him again in this age. That is why Satan fights us with everything he has. He does not wage war against those who are spiritually dead—he goes after the living.

The enemy wants us to forget who we are. He wants us to compromise, to become weary, and to shrink back. But we cannot afford to be silent, passive, or complacent. Now is the time to awaken. Now is the time to walk in our divine calling.

This teaching is a reminder—a battle cry to the elect. It is a call to rise above the distractions and deceptions of this world, to reclaim our authority in Christ, and to stand firm in the truth. We were never meant to blend in with this world. We were meant to stand apart.

Let us step forward with boldness, clothed in the full armor of God, prepared to endure, fight, and ultimately reign with Christ.

This is our time to arise.

Opening Prayer: A Prayer for the Elect to Arise

Heavenly Father,

I come before You, lifting up Your chosen ones—those whom You have predestined before the foundation of the world, set apart for Your divine purpose.

Lord, awaken Your elect. Stir within them a holy awareness of who they are in You. Remove every veil of deception that the enemy has placed over their minds, causing them to forget their identity in Christ. Let the scales fall from their eyes so they may see clearly and walk boldly in the authority You have given them.

I pray for divine protection over each one of them, for we know that the enemy fiercely opposes those who carry revelation. He seeks to silence, distract, and destroy, but Your Word declares that no weapon formed against them shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17). Guard their hearts and minds, Father, and strengthen them for the battles ahead.

Grant them wisdom and discernment, that they may not be deceived by false teachers, religious spirits, or wolves in sheep’s clothing. Let them walk in the light of Your truth, guided by the Holy Spirit, and remain steadfast in their faith.

Father, let this be the hour that Your elect rise up with boldness, power, and unwavering faith. May they step into their divine calling, shining as beacons of truth in a dark and deceived world.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Strangers in a Foreign Land: Our True Home is in God's Kingdom

Many believers feel a deep sense of displacement in this world. This is not by accident—it is because our true citizenship is in heaven. The fierce opposition we face in this life is a direct result of our spiritual identity. We are the elect, chosen before time began, because we stood with God in the first earth age. This truth is why Satan fights us relentlessly—he remembers our faithfulness and seeks to break us.

Yet, our inheritance is not in this fallen world. God alone is our portion, our satisfaction, and our eternal home. Though our flesh may not remember, our spirit knows what it is to dwell in His presence. As 1 Peter 2:9 reminds us:

"But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should show forth the praises of Him who hath called you out of darkness into His marvelous light."

1. We Are in the World, But Not of It

Pilgrims Passing Through: Our Place in This World

We occupy space in this world, but we do not belong to it. We struggle here because we were never meant to conform to its system. The world does not understand us, nor can it accept us, because we have been set apart. God chose us knowing that we would choose Him again.

Jesus Himself warned us in John 15:18-19:

"If the world hates you, ye know that it hated Me before it hated you. If ye were of the world, the world would love its own; but because ye are not of the world, but I have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you."