Volgend seizoen van wereldwijd gebed:

11 - 21 september 2026

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10 Days is a tangible step of obedience toward the answer to Jesus’ prayer in John 17:21: “Let them be one as We [the Father and the Son] are one.”  This is about seeing Jesus receive the answer to His dying wish, for the John 17 unity of His followers.  “Jesus gets what He prays for!”

10 Days is a call to stop and rest in the presence of God.  It includes worship, prayer, fasting, and fellowship among believers with a focus on repentance, humility, praying for God’s promises, and mourning for our sins and the state of our world. 

It’s a call to take a break from what’s normal on earth so we can enter into what’s normal in heaven. Revelation chapters 4-5 describe the kind of worship that’s normal in heaven.  10 Days is a call to take vacation time from what’s normal to us, to fast from ordinary life and daily distractions in order to see what’s normal in heaven happen here on earth.

It’s rooted in the 10 “Days of Awe” between the biblical Feasts of Trumpets and the Day of Atonement.  These feasts prophetically foreshadow the second coming. Therefore, 10 Days is also a time of longing for the return of Jesus Christ. 

Jeruzalem, een heilige bedevaartsoord voor de drie Abrahamitische religies van het jodendom, het christendom en de islam, is een broeinest voor religieuze en etnische conflicten, evenals geopolitieke positionering. Joden zien zich tegen de klaagmuur drukken in afwachting van de komende Messias die de tempel zal herbouwen, terwijl moslims de plaats bezoeken waar Mohammed volgens hen naar de hemel is opgestegen en vereisten voor gebed en bedevaart heeft gekregen.