As 2021 came to a close and we stepped into 2022, I wanted to know what God was saying. Not only to me, but to other prophetic voices that I trust.

 One night I was listening to a prophetic minister when something they said jumped in my spirit. They said, “God said there would be cities of light. In these cities there would be little crime and little sickness, if any.”

 Oh, my goodness! How this ignited my faith! We have all been praying for our cities consistently, now we had a word from God that, quite frankly, caused me to want to pray more and to pray fervently over my city. I WANT MY CITY TO BE A CITY OF LIGHT.

 I wanted to share this word with you right away, but I waited on confirmation. Just last night, January 7, I was listening to another prophetic minister when he said, “God said there would be cities of light, points of light and these places would be cities of intercession.”

That was indeed my confirmation. It confirmed everything I was hearing in my spirit. That there would indeed be cities of light and those cities would be the ones which were saturated in intercession – that, my friend, could be your city.

I immediately began to declare that my city, Dayton, Tennessee, would be a city of light. It would be a city of intercession, a point of light. A city that the glory of God would be evident upon. A city set apart unto God.

"A Line Has Been Drawn! How Will You Step Over in 2022?" - Chuck D. Pierce, Corinth, TX

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