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Apostolic epochs involve a breaking away, a new definition and a reorientation. They refocus kingdom purposes. The apostolic epoch that we are now entering is the fulfillment of the desire of Jesus, that his church be a house of prayer for all nations. This is the not the mere amplification of prayer as it is often perceived. It is not the addition of a missing prayer component, or prayer even as a bountiful additive, a power pack, to what we are currently doing. It is not the mere deepening or heightening of the value of prayer; it is a seismic apostolic shift. Through this assertive sovereign governance of God, He will intervene into history for missional purposes.

P. Douglas Small is a Bible teacher who has served as a pastor and on the faculty of a number of accredited Bible Colleges, but his focus for 25 years has been teaching and training in pastor's events, conferences, and schools. He is an ordained bishop and the founding president of Alive Ministries. He conducts schools of prayer and consultations for cities wanting to engage in a "decade of destiny," working with pastors, vocational Christians, and intercessors. Small is married to Barbara Ruth with whom he shares five children and 18 grandchildren.