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Operation 120–24/7 Prayer Movement for Evangelism and Mission in the world

Acts 1:12-15

12 Then the apostles returned to Jerusalem from the hill called the Mount of Olives, a Sabbath day’s walk from the city. 13 When they arrived, they went upstairs to the room where they were staying. Those present were Peter, John, James and Andrew; Philip and Thomas, Bartholomew and Matthew; James son of Alphaeus and Simon the Zealot, and Judas son of James. 14 They all joined together constantly in prayer,along with the women and Mary the mother of Jesus, and with his brothers. 15 In those days Peter stood up among the believers (a group numbering about a hundred and twenty).

A biblical model for a time of visitation
After the glorious ascension of our Lord, approximately one hundred and twenty disciples gathered in the upper room to persevere in prayer.
It was in this context of unity, fervor, and confident expectation that the Holy Spirit descended, giving birth to the missionary movement that, to this day, transforms countless lives.
We firmly believe that the same God is still at work when His people stand before Him with faithfulness and perseverance.
His promises remain certain:
-“Call upon me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you” (Psalm 50:15)
-“Ask, and it will be given to you” (Matthew 7:7-11)
-“If two of you agree on earth about anything you ask…” (Matthew 18:19)
-“Whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you have received it…” (Matthew 21:22)
-“If you ask anything in my name…” (John 14:14)
-“If you remain in me and my words remain in you…” (John 15:7)
Our Lord himself lived a life of intense prayer; the apostles made it an absolute priority:
-“But we will devote ourselves to prayer and to the ministry of the word.” (Acts 6:4)
The history of the Church, including this profound African proverb — « If the pot is boiling, it’s because there’s fire underneath » — reminds us that prayer is the fire behind all missionary work.

A Sacred Calling: 120 Intercessors for Global Impact
We humbly invite 120 born-again disciples of Jesus Christ, who love the Lord and long to see His kingdom advance, to join an unbroken chain of intercession.

Your commitment: just 15 minutes a day
A quarter of an hour daily to intercede for:
-the salvation of souls,
-the growth of the Church,
-the advancement of the Gospel,
-missions in the nations,
-the protection and encouragement of God’s servants
-the training of men and women within the University Institute of International Development (Institut Universitaire de Développement International -IUDI and like-minded institutions) so that they will be well-equipped to effectively preach the Good News and disciple the converts in such a way that they will train others as indicated in 2 Tim. 2:2.

Objective: an international prayer chain operating 24/7
To ensure continuous prayer, each volunteer is asked to indicate:
their availability,
two possible time slots during the day.
We will then distribute the time slots harmoniously so that no hour of the day is left without an intercessor.

How to join Operation 120?
Pray and reflect before God.
Decide freely whether the Spirit is calling you to participate.
Write to: contributionsafricaines[at]gmail.com or reply directly on this website. [Please replace [at] with @].

Each volunteer will receive:
-direct contact and invitation to join a weekly special prayer session,
-regular prayer topics,
-spiritual encouragement,
-weekly testimonies of the Lord’s interventions (usually during the weekly special prayer time or in writing for those who cannot attend)
« See you soon in the virtual upper room! »
Looking forward to collaborating with you for the advancement of the Kingdom,
Your brother in Jesus Christ,
Moussa Bongoyok



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OPÉRATION CENT VINGT – Prière pour les nations

Group of Christians worshiping God in a local church.

Bien-aimés frères et sœurs en Jésus-Christ,

« 12 Alors les apôtres quittèrent la colline qu’on appelle mont des Oliviers, située à environ un kilomètre de Jérusalem, et rentrèrent en ville.
13 Dès leur arrivée, ils montèrent à l’étage supérieur de la maison où ils se tenaient d’habitude.
C’étaient Pierre, Jean, Jacques et André, Philippe et Thomas, Barthélemy et Matthieu, Jacques, fils d’Alphée, Simon le Zélé, et Jude, fils de Jacques.
14 D’un commun accord, ils se retrouvaient souvent pour prier, avec quelques femmes, avec Marie la mère de Jésus, et avec les frères de Jésus.
15 Un de ces jours-là, Pierre se leva au milieu des frères. Ils étaient là environ cent vingt. »

— Actes 1.12-15

Un modèle biblique pour un temps de visitation

Après l’ascension glorieuse de notre Seigneur, approximativement cent vingt disciples se réunirent dans la chambre haute pour persévérer dans la prière.
C’est dans ce contexte d’unité, de ferveur et d’attente confiante que le Saint-Esprit descendit, donnant naissance au mouvement missionnaire qui, jusqu’à aujourd’hui, transforme des vies en nombre incalculable.

Nous croyons fermement que le même Dieu agit encore lorsque Son peuple se tient devant Lui avec fidélité et persévérance.
Ses promesses demeurent assurées :

  • « Invoque-moi, et je te répondrai » (Ps 50.15)
  • « Demandez, et l’on vous donnera » (Mt 7.7-11)
  • « Si deux d’entre vous s’accordent pour demander… » (Mt 18.19)
  • « Tout ce que vous demanderez avec foi… » (Mt 21.22)
  • « Si vous demandez quelque chose en mon nom… » (Jn 14.14)
  • « Si mes paroles demeurent en vous… » (Jn 15.7)

Notre Seigneur lui-même vécut une vie de prière intense ; les apôtres en firent une priorité absolue :

« Et nous, nous continuerons à nous appliquer à la prière et au ministère de la parole. » (Actes 6.4)

L’histoire de l’Église, y compris ce proverbe africain profond — « Si la marmite bout, c’est parce qu’il y a le feu en bas »— nous rappelle que la prière est le feu de toute œuvre missionnaire.

Un appel sacré : 120 intercesseurs pour un impact mondial

Nous invitons humblement 120 disciples de Jésus-Christ, nés de nouveau, aimant le Seigneur et désireux de voir Son règne progresser, à s’engager dans une chaîne ininterrompue d’intercession.

Votre engagement : seulement 15 minutes par jour

Un quart d’heure quotidien pour intercéder pour :

  • le salut des âmes,
  • la croissance de l’Église,
  • l’avancement de l’Évangile,
  • la mission dans les nations,
  • la formation d’hommes et de femmes au sein de l’Institut universitaire de développement international (IUDI) et d’institutions similaires, afin qu’ils soient bien préparés à annoncer efficacement la Bonne Nouvelle et à former les nouveaux convertis de manière à ce qu’ils puissent à leur tour former d’autres personnes, comme indiqué dans 2 Timothée 2:2.
  • la protection et l’encouragement des serviteurs de Dieu.

Objectif : une chaîne internationale active 24h/24, 7j/7

Afin d’assurer la continuité de la prière, chaque volontaire est invité à indiquer :

  • sa disponibilité,
  • deux créneaux horaires possibles dans la journée.

Nous répartirons ensuite les plages de manière harmonieuse, afin qu’aucune heure de la journée ne soit laissée sans intercesseur.

Comment rejoindre l’Opération 120 ?

  1. Priez et réfléchissez devant Dieu.
  2. Décidez en toute liberté si l’Esprit vous appelle à participer.
  3. Écrivez à : contributionsafricaines[at]gmail.com ou répondez directement sur ce site.
    Veuillez remplacer le [at] par @.

Chaque volontaire recevra :

  • un contact direct en vue d’une rencontre de prière spéciale une fois par semaine (en plus des prières quotidiennes),
  • les sujets de prière réguliers,
  • des encouragements spirituels,
  • des témoignages hebdomadaires des interventions du Seigneur.

« À très bientôt dans la chambre haute virtuelle ! »

Dans l’attente joyeuse de collaborer avec vous pour l’avancement du Royaume,

Votre frère en Jésus-Christ,
Moussa Bongoyok

The Prayer of Habakkuk

  • In what ways COVID-19 has impacted the local economy and even spiritual life negatively?
  • What do we learn from Habakkuk in such challenging times and how do we apply these lessons to our individual and collective lives?
  • Joy must characterize the life of a follower of the Lord Jesus Christ. If there is no joy in your daily life, please watch as there is certainly a spiritual leak. Ask yourself these diagnostic questions: Am I complaining often? Do I have the tendency to blame others for almost everything? Do I talk to myself negatively? Do I dwell in my past successes or failures? Do I resist to change? Do I want to please everybody (which by way is am impossible task)? Do I doubt God’s wonderful plan for my life? Do I neglect my Bible study, church attendance, and prayer life? I am hiding to commit sin or life my life like an ungodly person without a respectful fear of God? Am I jealous? Am I envious? Am I afraid of what will happen to me given my current life circumstances? Bring these issues to the Lord in prayer and your will enjoy His peace and joy.
  • Prof. Moussa Bongoyok

The prayer life of Daniel: lessons for a victorious Christian life today

« It is our  Heavenly Father who pilots our lives. Despite the turbulences of life, everything will be fine. »Moussa Bongoyok

DIMESH N’TSI RAY A GED HERKEDA GEDAM TELEBA – PRIERE CHANTEE EN FAVEUR DE l’HUMANITE (EN LANGUE MOFA)

Ceci est une prière composée et chantée par Priscille et Moussa Bongoyok en langue mofa (ou Mafa), langue parlée par les Mafa, pour implorer la grâce divine sur l’humanité en ce temps de pandémie du coronavirus. Ce chant a été exécuté au rythme de Ganzavar (harpe traditionnelle Mafa) dans le comté de Los Angeles en Californie (aux Etats-Unis) le 30 Mars 2020 à 18h57, heure locale.

This is a prayer composed and sung by Priscilla and Moussa Bongoyok in the Mofa (or Mafa) language, language of the Mafa people group, to implore divine grace on humanity in this time of the Coronavirus pandemic. This song was performed to the rhythm of Ganzavar (a Mafa traditional harp) in the Los Angeles county in California (in the United States) on March 30, 2020 at 6:57 pm local time.

WHO WILL LIVE FOR THOSE WHO NO LONGER HAVE HEADS? A shout in the desert of International Community

You didn’t hear… or did you hide willingly under the bed of abstraction?

Maybe you did hear about Boko Haram and other terrorist movements in action…

But, you see, your geography professor told you as did your musician,

With all the calm and seriousness of an academician,

That Kousseri, Maroua, Mora, Tourou, Moskota, Koza, Ouzal, Mozogo,

And other localities or infrahuman countries must go,

Because their humanity index is so low, and,

They are located on an unknown planet, the land of tomorrow.

Why worry about the future

While one calmly drinks today’s culture?

 

Maybe you didn’t see what is happening on social media as your soul became a taro…

Because, above all, you must set your economic priorities right to beat the antihero

And accumulate as much power and things as you can carry in your empty barrow.

Your business professor told you so, with his academic sombrero.

Your financial advisor is such a genius so different from the harrow

That you gather things, things and more things, and the great dinero.

You eat power, power and more power over bones without a marrow.

Aren’t they mere keys to your success today and tomorrow?

Your eyes can’t see while you dream to be the next pharaoh

And, after all, your neighbor is just a dried arrow!

 

Who will cry for those who no longer have heads?

Who will become a shelter for those who no longer have beds?

Who will eat for those who can no longer smell the odor of fresh breads?

Who will bring joyous colors to lives painted in multiple reds?

Who will tell Europe, America, Asia and others, that Boko Haram spreads

Faster and deeper than the swiftest fighters and meds?

Who will act? Who will dig? Who will lovingly address the roots

Instead of relying solely on boots?

 

Oh! I wish you and I were the recovered triumphant shouts of the voiceless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the beautiful tears of the tearless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the real wealth of the resourceless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the reconstructed ramparts of the powerless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the regained smiles of the hopeless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the lost but found face of the faceless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the living image of the divine rock for the baseless!

Oh! I wish you and I were the real value of lives so priceless!

Regardless of our religious backgrounds, we are all humans;

Would you and I actively navigate against the currents and stop treating others as subhumans?

 

Moussa Bongoyok, PhD

Professor of Intercultural Studies and Holistic Development

President of Institut Universitaire de Développement International (IUDI)

Evangelizing African Americans

Pasteur René DAIDANSO

Adoration sincère – Alain Moloto

Sosi ngaya a Yesu- Thank you Jesus- Mafa Music

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Thank you, Jesus, Thank you

You are the King of kings

Alpha and Omega

The Morning Star

The Way

The Prince of Peace

The Father of Grace

The Truth

The Eternal Life

The Good Shepherd

The Bread of Life

The Source of living water

You opened the eyes of Bartimaeus

You healed the man with leprosy

You give life

Give me your wisdom

Lead me

Watch over your Church

Watch over our family

We give you all our hearts

We give you all our life

Rule over it…

Merci, Jésus, merci

Tu es le Roi des rois

Tu es Alpha et Omega (le Commencement et la fin)

L’Etoile du matin

Le Chemin

Le Prince de la Paix

Le Père de la grâce

La Vérité

La Vie éternelle

Le Bon berger

Le Pain de la vie

La Source d’eau vive

Tu as ouvert les yeux de Bartimée

Tu as guéri le lépreux

Tu donnes la vie

Donne-moi ta sagesse

Guide-moi

Veille sur ton Eglise

Veille sur notre famille

Nous te donnons entièrement nos cœurs

Nous te donnons notre vie entière

Règne là-dessus …

Musique et paroles:  Pr Moussa Bongoyok

(c) copyright by Moussa Bongoyok, 2017