Go into the courts before praying
Ten thousand times ten thousand stood before him. The court was seated, and the books were opened. Daniel 7:10b
Are your prayers going unanswered? The solution may be in going into the courts of heaven and claiming your legal right.
Jesus told us that we should approach God as
- Father
- Friend and
- Judge.
To get your prayers answered, consider going into the courts of heaven and approaching Father God as judge. Hear more about this issue in the video below.
Don’t put prayer on a battlefield
At one point Robert Henderson had been praying about a serious family issue for two years. Then, 15 minutes in the courts of heaven accomplished more than the previous two years of praying.
Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. 1 Peter 5:8
The word adversary in the comes from the Greek antidikos which means one who brings a lawsuit. The devil is seeking someone to devour. He cannot devour just anyone. He can devour those for whom he has a legal right. He can devour those for whom he has a case in the courts of heaven.
Here is one of the most important points of this article: If reasonable to do so, get a legal right before you start to pray. Otherwise, there can be a huge unnecessary, inefficient battle.
Son’s depression left
Robert Henderson’s son was in a deep depression because of a marital problem. He could see no future for himself. Robert had been praying over the problem for two years.
Then the Lord told him to go into the courts of heaven. As his son’s father, he had authority to repent on his behalf. So he did.
Then the Lord told him to repent of the negative things he had said about his son. Those negative things had given the devil legal right to harass his son.
Then, at the Lord’s direction he began to prophesy positive things over his son’s life.
Watch the video below to hear the rest of the story.
Watch the entire interview between Robert Henderson & Sid Roth.
More teaching on the courts of heaven
Session 1
Valuable notes on the courts of heaven
The Courts of Heaven, XP Media
Notes from Robert Henderson