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Words of affirmation from Matt Geppert (SEAPC)


Words of affirmation from Matt Geppert (SEAPC)Words of affirmation from Matt Geppert (SEAPC)Words of affirmation from Matt Geppert (SEAPCAs the US Director for the South East Asia Prayer Center, its my primary responsibility to mobilize people in this nation to pray. The position provides me with great opportunities to meet very diverse and committed groups of people who prioritize prayer in their daily lives. At SEAPC we are involved in many wonderful nations serving the Christian leaders of those nations through the platforms of Education, Health Care, Parenting, and Micro-Economic Development. We have found that as long as we humble ourselves and pray and are obedient to the direction the Lord leads us through prayer then we can be effectively used by Him to see nations change for the better.

Last month we had the joy of praying together at SEALS! I am so grateful for SEAC’s direction in prayer, and for those who went out of their way to ensure that our time and actions at this leadership summit were first dedicated to the Father and that all of us had sacred space to gather and open our hearts and minds to hear directly from our Almighty God.

I know that we left SEALS with the proper spiritual alignment that every great Leader must have to face the challenges of impacting this world. I believe that through the moments where we held hands together and submitted our futures through prayer we came to that great summit of understanding who we are in Jesus Christ. 

As we spend this week in Thanksgiving, please take a moment to thank the Lord for the Southeast Asian Committee, for the staff and leadership of SEALS, and for all of the great break throughs we have received this year through prayer!
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