Welcome to ‘The Look Back’ Monthly Newsletter
DFW TESTIMONY JUBILEE NIGHT
Jubilee Night of Prayer was more than a gathering—it was a beautiful picture of the Body of Christ coming together in unity, prayer, worship, and expectation. Across denominations, generations, and nations, hearts were joined around one desire: to see Jesus exalted and families, communities, and our nation turn toward Him.
These testimonies reflect a beautiful truth: when the people of God come together in prayer, barriers come down, hearts are awakened, and our focus is turned toward Jesus.
We continue to believe for salvation in our families, awakening in our communities, and a greater movement of prayer across the DFW region and beyond.
Thank you to everyone who gathered, prayed, worshiped, served, and believed with us. The story is still being written, and we are expectant for what God will do next.
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”
— Psalm 133:1 KJV
A Family United in Prayer— Ilsin C.
“What stood out most to me about the event was gathering three names of family and friends we are praying for salvation. We also received names from our friends' families and friends to pray for them as well. It was incredible to learn about others' struggles within their families and to be able to pray for them, just as we pray for our own family and friends. The experience brought us closer as a family in Christ, united in our prayer for one another’s families and friends.”
A Heartbeat for the Lost— Raquel
“The gathering of Jubilee was absolutely beautiful. I sensed a unity in the Spirit among intercessors. His presence was so tangible. A highlight for me was when Matteo spoke. I began to weep and weep. I was not the only one. It felt like the heartbeat (el palpitar) of God as we wept. I sensed an intense love for the lost, the prodigal, and the Body of Christ.
The unity in prayer truly shifts, transcends ideologies, shakes and awakens every soul. I am truly humbled and honored to have partaken in this celebration.”
A Heart of Love and Expectancy — Pastor Lydia
"My experience at The Upperroom Jubilee Celebration was wonderful! There was a strong presence of love and acceptance. So many were eager to serve the Lord! The worship of our Lord Jesus was powerful, and the messages were clear. There was a great sense of expectancy to see what the Lord is going to do next, and I was grateful to be a part of the atmosphere."
SEPTEMBER MINISTRY UPDATE
This past month, we continued gathering weekly with our intercessors at our meeting place in Allen, standing in prayer for families, churches, ministries, businesses, and individuals seeking prayer and spiritual covering. We have been encouraged to witness answered prayers and miracles as we continue to seek the Lord together.
We also had the privilege of sending and covering MAT (Medical Arts Team), a ministry connected with Upperroom and led by Ivy Chua, as they traveled into the Middle East. We continue to stand with those God is sending to the nations, covering them in prayer and believing for divine appointments and protection.
As we move forward, our commitment remains the same: to gather, intercede, cover, and send. We are grateful for every person, team, ministry, and business that entrusts us with their prayer needs.
“The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working.” — James 5:16
THE PAST 40 DAYS
Over the last 40 days, DFW Prayer Alliance intercessors have gathered before the Lord with humble hearts, crying out in repentance, surrender, forgiveness, humility, and intercession, standing on the promise of 2 Chronicles 7:14 (ESV):
“If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land.”
We believe something has shifted as hearts have turned back to the Lord. As we concluded this assignment, we celebrated our 70th Year of Jubilee, proclaiming liberty, restoration, and the return of His people to Him. We are grateful for the Lord’s faithfulness throughout this season.
THE GENERATIONAL PRAYER JOURNEY
With great expectation, we step into a new assignment: The Generational Prayer Journey. We believe the Lord is turning our hearts toward the generations, calling us to stand in the gap for those living today and those yet to come.
From October 2 through December 18, we will pray for children, teens, young adults, parents, grandparents, and future generations, covering their identity, purpose, faith, purity, families, healing, salvation, and awakening.
Isaiah 43:19 (ESV) declares:
“Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.”
We invite your family, church, prayer group, and community to join us as we take our place as watchmen and spiritual mothers and fathers, believing God for generational restoration and revival.
“One generation shall commend your works to another, and shall declare your mighty acts.” — Psalm 145:4 (ESV)
The journey continues, the altar is burning, and we believe the Lord is preparing the way for something greater than we have yet seen.
