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“prayer will be the primary anointing of the end-time church. Fueled by the Holy Spirit and the knowledge of her bridal identity,”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“All flesh is grass, but the word of God stands forever.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“John’s line, “A man can receive nothing unless it’s been given to him from heaven,” is the most freeing statement for any leader in any sphere anywhere. Why? Because, if you can say that out of conviction, then you understand there is no person, there is no devil, there is no one and nothing that can take anything from you if God has ordained for you to have it. John understood this.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“Love reveals itself to love: God manifests his heart to the heart of his people. It is in vain that we endeavour to comprehend him by reason; we must apprehend him by affection.”
― Corey Russell, Ancient Paths: Rediscovering Delight in the Word of God

“We only unify with that which we submit to. We only unify with the Holy Spirit to the degree that we submit to the Holy Spirit.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“In one verse, we are given a rare glimpse into the soul of Jesus Christ. We read, “But when He saw the multitudes, He was moved with compassion, because they were weary and scattered, like sheep having no shepherd” (Matt. 9:36).”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“Get your eyes opened, and get a prayer life.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“The only way to persevere in prayer is to burn every other bridge.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“I don’t want to be an echo. I want to be a voice.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“Only the Father can reveal His Son to us.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“Mike had been exhorting believers to take their place on the wall of intercession, but he had not realized the secret to raising up watchmen lies in proclaiming the truth that God enjoys His people.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“the animals, the people—everything you can see was made through Jesus as He spoke the word. Have you ever stopped to consider that the invisible brought forth the visible?”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“creation formed through the word of God—it is sustained by His words even now.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“How much do we miss because we fail to show up to the prayer meeting?”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“The wilderness is the furnace of transformation. It’s the context by which God causes all the dross, all the culture, and all its stuff to surface. We get delivered from the masks and the illusions, and we begin to see correctly.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“We need a new breed of people, who like Mary, refuse to worship the god of busyness. They refuse to worship the god of distraction. These people are courageous in that they refuse to miss the moment, so they choose to sit at the feet of Jesus and listen.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“but only those who find the Son will truly understand who they were created to be.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“God, make me a voice in this generation. God, make me a shepherd after Your own heart. I want to know You for real. I want to burn with Your holy fire. I want to feel what You feel, see how You see, and move like You move. I open my heart to You. Release upon me the Spirit of Wisdom and Revelation in the knowledge of Your Son. Set my heart on fire. Lord, make my life a life of prayer. Amen.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“Many believers experience identity crises because they are trying to find themselves outside of God.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“we need men and women who have built their lives around gazing and beholding the burning God and are thereby set aflame.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“Before God does anything through His messengers, He must first do it in His messengers. He must first bring us to the wilderness. It’s here where He starves out all of the other voices of identity, success, and greatness by continually declaring His love, beauty, and affection over us until we believe Him. The ones who receive this from Him will declare it. These will cry out, preparing the way of the Lord.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“In the simplest terms”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“A sermon born in the head reaches the head; a sermon born in the heart reaches the heart.”3”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“God honors the words of His servants to the same degree that His servants honor His words.”
― Corey Russell, Teach Us to Pray: Prayer That Accesses Heaven and Changes Earth

“But you shall be called Hephzibah,”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter

“Nasharites are called to participate in the prophetic storyline of Israel becoming reality.”
― Corey Russell, Nasharite: Intercessors for Revival & the Return of the Lord

“Deus não quer ofender o seu orgulho. Ele quer matá-lo. Ele está fazendo isso conosco em todos os níveis.”
― Corey Russell, O Dom Das Lágrimas

“O que você faz quando Deus o coloca em situações de onde você não sairá até que algo seja partido no seu interior? Deus permitirá pressões externas para gerar orações internas.”
― Corey Russell, O Dom Das Lágrimas

“Lágrimas são oração em forma líquida. São desespero em forma líquida.”
― Corey Russell, O Dom Das Lágrimas

“How does the greatest social reformer establish justice? Through humility, meekness, and restraint.”
― Corey Russell, Prayer: Why Our Words to God Matter