Welcome to the Stoke It Up! podcast.
A podcast encouraging you in your journey with God.
This week's podcast is with Pastor Trey Kent.
The topic is on pray, specifically how local churches can be mobilized for praying that changes cities and stokes revival and awakening.
Trey Kent Bio
Trey started Northwest Fellowship in 1993 and has been in full-time ministry since 1986. He has a Masters of Divinity from Oral Roberts University and did Doctor of Ministry work at Fuller Seminary. His passions are Jesus, prayer and his family. He is the proud husband of Mary Anne and the grateful father of daughters Lindsay, Christina and son-in-law, Nick, and doting Grandfather to two amazing grandsons Samuel and Levi. In 2009, God led Trey to launch the Unceasing Prayer Movement mobilizing churches to pray 24/7 for unity and revival in Austin, Texas! Today about 100 churches pray 24/7 for Austin to be transformed. Trey wrote Revival Cry: Contending for Transformation in this Generation , City of Prayer (co-authored with Dr. Kie Bowman), and Praying God's Word Over Your City (co-authored with Mary Anne Kent).
Resources mentioned in podcast
Praying God’s Word Over Your City
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