Please Accept Our Heartfelt Apologies. 

Due to a clerical error, our web site was dropped by the hosting company. They have restored our service but it may take some time to locate and upload our web pages. Until then, here is the information about the conference.

Should anyone need more information, please contact Bishop Jay Staab @ 951-990-4181

Blessings to you ... Apostle Beatrice Sims

Now go and...

POSSESS THE LAND !!!

Deut 7:6-9, 8:1, Mark 12:29

ETM 2010 Prayer Assault

We have a responsibility in Christ to ‘press toward the mark’ of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. That is our strategic goal in life. Scripture says that without a vision the people perish. We must strive to attain the vision God has given us. In warfare, you must defeat the enemy’s strongholds and break his hold on the resources and people you need to accomplish your goals. Strategic prayer is about pressing toward the future finale of God. Hebrews chapter 11, also called the Faith chapter, is devoted to strategic prayer.

As you can see in verse 1  “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen,” strategic prayer is all about moving toward an expected end. Noah built an ark when rain had not ever been seen before. Abraham left the comfort of his family and nation to brave starvation and enemies so he might receive the promise. Every one of them died without receiving the fullness of the promise as did our late apostle, passing his anointing and gifts on to his spiritual sons.

This is the goal of strategic prayer; the hours spent laying the groundwork for yourself and future generations yet to come. Strategic prayer is powerful, prophetic, deep and full of faith. It leads to subtle changes in circumstances which over time can change the whole world.

 Tactical prayer is immediate and passionate. It is sharp as a knife and filled with great emotion. The purpose of such prayer is to meet an immediate need and then, to act decisively once you have an answer. 1 Samuel 30:4-14 tells of the Amalekite assault on Ziklag while David and his warriors were absent. After the initial shock and anger passed, David encouraged himself and prayed. They acted quickly and destroyed the greater enemy with God’s help.

 Praise & Worship fills God with joy and causes him to step in and inhabit. Leah praised the Lord for a son. Leviticus tells of praising the Lord by allowing the fruit of the trees to fall on the ground as a praise through the fourth year when you come into a new place while the Lord sanctifies it.  Praise was so important that David the king of Israel made hundreds of instruments to do so. In 2 Chronicles 20:22, Judah began to praise God in the beauty of holiness and God himself set up ambushes against their enemies. In addition to the instruments, David rejoiced so greatly at the blessings of God and the return of the Ark of the Covenant, that he danced out of his robes.

God said we are lively stones. We ought to show it in our praises and in how we worship our Lord.  You cannot be a great warrior in the Kingdom of God without great praise!

  Conference Schedule

Friday, January 29, 2010

8:00 a.m.       Prayer Captain – Tactical Prayer (Purpose – To defeat the immediate threat or enemy)

9:00 a.m.       Prayer Captain – Tactical Prayer....... Bishop J Staab

10:00 a.m.     Praise & Worship - Martial Music (To fill your soldiers with passion while terrifying your enemy.)....... Pastor Sandra Hardison

11:00 a.m.     Speaker / Teacher – Military Training Command (To train in the art of war) Tactical Prayer....... Apostle Martin Hernandez

12:00 p.m.    Presbytery – Mission Briefing or debriefing (To plan for future missions or discuss past successes or defeats)

1:30 – 6:00 ....... Open Prayer / Rest / Break

6:00 p.m.      Prayer Workshop – Military Training Command (Praying The Word)....... Minister Greg Sorrells

7:00 p.m.      Praise & Worship – Martial Music....... “B” Band

8:00 p.m.      Speaker – Political Speech (Stirring words by a known war hero)

                   Strategic Prayer....... Apostle Beatrice Sims

11:00 p.m.    Fireside Chat – NCO Club (Time to unwind and get it off your chest, Moderated by seasoned NCOs,              Warriors)....... Bishop Cyndi Staab

Saturday, January 30, 2010

12:00 a.m.     First Watch - Strategic Prayer (Purpose – To weaken the enemy’s long term will and ability to make war.)

3:00 a.m.       Second Watch - Strategic Prayer ....... Prophet Mykol Jackson

6:00 a.m.       Third Watch - Strategic Prayer.......Yahweh House of Worship, Riverside Peacemakers Ministry

9:00 a.m.       ETM Breakfast – Chow Hall

10:00 a.m.     “Endure Hardness” - Boot Camp....... Pastor Jeannie Lewis

11:00 a.m.     Praise & Worship – Martial Music....... Pastor Alma & “B” Band

12:00 p.m.    Workshop – Military Training Command

                   Prayer of Praise....... Bishop Mervin Taylor

1:00 p.m.      Prayer Presbytery – Mission Briefing

2:00 p.m.      ETM Lunch – Chow Hall

6:00 p.m.      Prayer – Tactical Prayer....... Bishop Cyndi Staab

7:00 p.m.      Praise & Worship – Martial Music....... Elder Kelly Stredic & RFT Choir

8:00 p.m.      Apostolic / Prophetic – Final Briefing

                   Fight The Good Fight....... Bishop Greg McGinnis & Bishop Jay Staab

                   Final Words – Rally before attack ....... Pastor Ruben Guitron