ASKing for Nations
Why do we ASK for nations? We ASK because…
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God’s desire is for nations to praise Him and experience His glory.
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Connect & Gather
A Prophetic Word
Connect and gather with ASKers on every continent who are actively praying for nations via Zoom calls, emailed prayer alerts, virtual communities and in-person gatherings. Let us know if you’d like to gather with us!
Follow these Links for more information as you ASK for nations:
- Joshua Project
- Pioneers
- Prayercast
- Operation World
Dream given to ASK, February 2021
From Ray Borg, ASK International Council:
“In the dream I was visiting the house of ASK. We walked into one room which had been dedicated to small ‘closets’ that each housed a different refugee family from different nations. They were very small quarters but each family was thankful for the home.
In the next scene, ASK had gotten a new home, more like a complex, with large meeting rooms and bedrooms. Each refugee family was granted a room. I was given a tour and noted that each of the meeting rooms, of different sizes, were decorated very differently. One of them actually had a cobblestone floor and brick walls.
In the final scene, we were carrying ‘one last item’ to a different area of the house. We were riding an elevator and were able to set the item down to rest. We were pleased and happy the day was coming to a close and the work was almost done. I thought of all that had been accomplished and how tired I was. I realized at this point I was bone tired and it brought tears to my eyes but there was a sense of satisfaction and happiness.”
My sense of the dream was that each family/room represented a nation being prayed for by ASK. God was giving the increase. As we faithfully prayed and served one nation after another, our hearts were being joined with them and each nation was then in essence taking a place in the family of ASK, being covered and protected. As we were faithful, God gave the increase. Other nations were being added to their numbers. The large meeting rooms, some which I noted were yet dark and unused, were places others could gather as ASKers and I suspect in different nations (noted by their different decor) but still under the covering and protection of the ASK family.