I am an Attack Lamb, lion on the inside, and lamb on the outside. My journey of becoming an Attack Lamb progressed over time. It started with prayer walking with the author of the book, Pastor Mark Geppert, in the height of the Himalayan Mountains. There, the teaching of Attack Lambs completely took the fear of evil powers away from me. During the next ten years, I kept prayer walking as an Attack Lamb in the nations, and I witnessed healing, miracles, and souls saved.
At the beginning of Covid-19 in 2020, my husband Steve and I decided to use the newly released Attack Lambs eCourse to rally around our friends via zoom. We took seven weeks to go through the eCourse as a study group with fifteen church friends. We prayer walked the state capital and our local community – downtown Chandler, AZ while everything was shut down.
One day in March, we walked into an empty steakhouse restaurant. A couple was working there. We learned that they were the owner of this newly renovated restaurant. The owners were distraught with mounting debt and no customers in sight. We asked if we could pray for them and the restaurant. They said yes. We prayed to bless them, and by faith, we declared that the restaurant would be full soon. The owner’s wife had tears in her eyes. After its opening in May, our friends ate at the restaurant and said it was full of people.
Then we did the second round of the Attack Lambs eCourse with many young people from different churches. With this group, we prayer walked college campuses. Then we did the third round of Attack lambs eCourse with our church – Two Rivers Church in Gilbert, AZ. God was preparing the Attack Lambs for Prayer Americas 2020 (June 15-July 25), where these new Attack Lambs prayer walked every county in Arizona. In some places, we prayer walked to plow; in others, we walked and witnessed supernatural encounters, healing, and salvation. The year 2020 was a year of mobilizing prayers for our local community and Arizona.
In 2021, we continued to prayer walk for a great exploit. In June, a few of us went to prayer walk, St. George. We witnessed heavy rain that overflowed the Virgin River after many months of drought which answered our prayers for this city and state. By faith, we believed and expected great fruits coming out of this trip.
I often think about how our teachers and mentors in faith prayer walked for Cambodia many years before the governmental partnership with God in education. Pastor Mark and many others prayer walked the Himalayan mountains for years before the 10-year contractual agreement with the Chinese government to treat children with congenital heart disease. Although sometimes it seems that fewer people are engaged in local prayer walks, we can still usher changes in our community and government if we do not give up.
