Broomfield County

It’s a good day to pray for Broomfield! As you can see, the mountains in the distance make a beautiful backdrop for this smallest county in Colorado, and fifth smallest county in America. Being the smallest, however, it holds its own as the second most densely popoulated county in Colorado, second only to Denver. We had a sunny, clear day in Broomfield.

In Broomfield today, while we did pray over several local churches, we did not have contact people here to meet with. Instead, we travelled through the town, following the Lord’s leading on where to go and how to pray. As the most densley populated county, second in Colorado only to Denver, we know there are a lot of people packed into this small county. So, there is much to pray for! As we arrive at the park, we will honor the Lord who made it all.

We had the privledge of praying over several churches in town and the High School, then made our way to the Broomfield County Commons Park (above). You can also see the beautiful Rocky Mountain Presbyterian Church.

This may well be the smallest county in Colorado but it certainly lacks nothing in beauty!

“There is NONE LIKE YOU Oh Lord. You are great, and great is Your Name in might! Who would not fear You, Oh King of the nations; indeed it is Your due; for among all the wise men of all the nations, and in all their kingdoms… THERE IS NONE LIKE YOU!“

Jeremiah 10:6-7.

We speak this Word today out over Broomfield County, and we place this Word into the ground in a small container, claiming this Land for the true and Holy KING.

Lord, the elements we are placing by Your direction into the land of Colorado, will physically become a part of the land itself. And, that is exactly what we pray. As we contemplate the meanings of our offerings, we know we need to see faith grow in our land like our mustard seeds- in Colorado and across our nation. Our nation and Colorado desperately need to bow before the authority of Your Word and come into alignment with what YOU say, not what WE think or our ideas about how to "run the earth". So, we remember this as we place a link, symbolizing this unity as we "link" together under Your Lordship.

We are crying out for more intercessors to rise up for our country and state; more "watchmen on the wall" in this season of history in the making. Now more than ever, Lord, we need to have those who understand the urgency of this time in history, to gather as one voice and cry out for our people to understand You are Lord and can be their Savior. You alone have the answers we seek.

Colorado desperately needs You, the Living Water, to be Lord over this state, and we cry out for the annointing of Holy Spirit to cover us and soak into our very bones. Finally, as we take communion together and place these elements into the ground, we know this is a sacred time at Your feet. We remember the price You paid for us, His bride. We dedicate these offerings to You, Oh Lord, and for all they symbolize, and we stand in the gap for Colorado as intercessors. We will not stop crying out to You for Colorado and for our nation, Oh Lord. We want to see a great revival break out here and for all those here to see Your beauty, and to hunger and thirst for You.

Today we have felt the longing of Your heart over Broomield. We lift our prayers to Your Throne, and we know that Psalm 18 says You hear us and shake the earth for us when our cry rreaches Your ear!

As we head to our next county we will travel over mountaintops again, and are reminded of Isaiah 52:7: “How beautiful and delightful on the mountains are the feet of him who brings good news, who announces peace, who brings good news of good things. Who announces salvation, who says to Zion, “Your God reigns!” Please accept our offerings, Oh Lord our God. We love You!