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Today was so powerful. From Shiloh to the Garden Tomb, our hearts were stirred with fresh awe for Jesus.

We began in Shiloh, where the tabernacle stood for generations. There, we experienced a powerful move of intercession and worship. God, make us watchmen who will refuse to grow silent!

Then we went to Gethsemane, remembering the agony of Jesus’ prayer as His sweat became like drops of blood. Before He carried the cross, He surrendered in the garden: “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

At the pools of Bethesda, we were reminded that Jesus still heals today! The suffering you carry is not beyond His reach.

From there, we walked to the site remembered as Golgotha and the Garden Tomb. Friends, I’ve got good news—the tomb is still empty! Jesus is alive!

There we worshipped. We interceded. And we experienced the fire of God’s presence.

The Holy Spirit is alive and moving, my friends. Tonight, we experienced the power of His manifest presence, and my heart burns with this cry:

May the nations know the risen Jesus. May His Church awaken to carry His gospel. And may our surrender become obedience.

The Savior we worship is the Savior the world needs to know! 🔥

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Today was so powerful. From Shiloh to the Garden Tomb, our hearts were stirred with fresh awe for Jesus.

We began in Shiloh, where the tabernacle stood for generations. There, we experienced a powerful move of intercession and worship. God, make us watchmen who will refuse to grow silent!

Then we went to Gethsemane, remembering the agony of Jesus’ prayer as His sweat became like drops of blood. Before He carried the cross, He surrendered in the garden: “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

At the pools of Bethesda, we were reminded that Jesus still heals today! The suffering you carry is not beyond His reach.

From there, we walked to the site remembered as Golgotha and the Garden Tomb. Friends, I’ve got good news—the tomb is still empty! Jesus is alive!

There we worshipped. We interceded. And we experienced the fire of God’s presence.

The Holy Spirit is alive and moving, my friends. Tonight, we experienced the power of His manifest presence, and my heart burns with this cry:

May the nations know the risen Jesus. May His Church awaken to carry His gospel. And may our surrender become obedience.

The Savior we worship is the Savior the world needs to know! 🔥

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“I have set watchmen upon thy walls, O Jerusalem, which shall never hold their peace day nor night…” — Isaiah 62:6, KJV

Today we prayed at Shiloh, where the tabernacle once stood and Hannah poured out her heart before the Lord.

Standing here, I am reminded that prayer is more than words. It is surrender. It is travail. It is refusing to grow silent when there is still a harvest waiting to know Jesus.

Hannah’s cry in this place became part of a story that shaped a nation. What might God birth through our willingness to pray?

Lord, make us watchmen who will not abandon our posts. Give us Your heart for Israel, compassion for the hurting, and urgency for every nation, tribe, and tongue to know Your Son.

May our intercession move our feet into obedience. The gospel still moves at the speed of obedience.

Jesus, find us faithful #on the wall and in the harvest. 🙏🌍

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Today I stood at the Western Wall and walked through the tunnels beneath it. Surrounded by ancient stones and layers of history, my heart kept turning to Jesus.

Jesus, who walked this city.
Jesus, who wept over Jerusalem.
Jesus, who carried a cross and gave His life so we could be reconciled to God.

Standing here makes the cost of His love feel so close.

The Savior I have trusted with my deepest wounds stepped into real streets, real suffering, and real humanity. He knew rejection. He carried grief. And still, He chose to give Himself for us.

For the broken.
For the wandering.
For the ones who thought they had gone too far.
For me. For you.

As I watched people pray at the wall, some weeping. I thought about the incredible invitation Jesus has given us to draw near to the Father.

Because of His sacrifice, we can come with our grief, our questions, our failures, and our deepest needs. We can approach the throne of grace with confidence because Jesus has made the way.

What a costly, beautiful invitation. And how often we rush past it.

Today, my prayer is simple…

Jesus, awaken my heart again to the wonder of what You have done. Forgive me for the times I have hurried through prayer when You were inviting me to remain with You.

Give me Your heart for Jerusalem. Teach me to weep with those who weep, to love the people You place before me, and to carry Your gospel with urgency and compassion.

You gave Your life to bring us near. Let my life be a surrendered response to that love.

May I leave Jerusalem loving You more deeply and ready to obey You wherever You send me. 🤍#jerusalemprayer #foz #eggyboldizsarnunley #awestarmissions

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Jerusalem bound! ✈️🙏

Going with a heart ready to listen, pray, and stand with believers from around the world. Lord, let my heart cry be the cry of Heaven in this hour.

“Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Psalm 122:6

Will you join me in praying? ❤️ #lastflight #peggyboldizsarnunley #iamhis #youarehis #awestarmissions

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From standing in ancient Corinth, where Paul was brought before Gallio, to Mars Hill in Athens, where he preached across cultural barriers, I have been reminded of what it costs to carry the name of Jesus.

Opposition did not silence him. Cultural differences did not stop him. He carried the Gospel into the places God sent him.

The Gospel moved through people willing to obey. It still does.

Then, ministering to pastors in North Macedonia, we stood with men and women carrying the weight of ministry and faithfully contending for their communities. We prayed for renewed strength, fresh fire, and an awakening across the region.

Now, as I head to Jerusalem with my son @_ben_nunley for the Global Prayer Event, I carry those prayers with me.

Walking through these places has stirred more than an appreciation for church history. It has stirred a responsibility to carry the Gospel forward.

We cannot admire the obedience of the early church and excuse the absence of our own.

On October 7, we will join believers around the world to pray for Jerusalem and the people of Israel, stand against antisemitism, and ask God for peace, healing, and unity.

“Pray for the peace of Jerusalem.” Psalm 122:6.

Behind every headline are people God loves. Families grieving. Hearts afraid. Lives needing hope.

We must win in the spirit what God is calling us to engage on the ground. And we must be willing to become part of the answer to our prayers.

Will you pray with us? Gather your family. Invite your church. Make room to intercede.

From Corinth to Athens, from Macedonia to Jerusalem, the Gospel still moves at the speed of obedience.

Lord, awaken Your church. Give us Your heart for the nations. Make us faithful in our generation. 🙏🌍🇮🇱

Join us October 7:
https://globalprayerevent.com/

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Recently…

Abiding has become a much more real reality lately. Thankful for my Bridegroom. 🌹🕊️

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Today was our final day in Greece. This evening, we head to North Macedonia for a pastors’ conference, but before leaving, God gave us two powerful moments I will never forget.

First, we stood in agreement with our wonderful new friends who are faithfully serving as pastors here. Together, we cried out for God to awaken His Church, tear down every stronghold of idolatry and release a mighty wave of revival throughout this region. What a powerful time of prayer!

Then, before flying out, I stood on Mars Hill, the place where Paul proclaimed the Gospel in Acts 17.

Standing there and looking across Athens, I was overwhelmed by the fierce faith Paul carried. Surrounded by idols and pagan worship, he did not retreat, compromise, or remain silent. He boldly contextualized the Gospel without diluting its truth and proclaimed the “unknown God” as the one true God.

Paul’s obedience helped carry the Gospel across Europe and from his ministry in Athens came believers like Dionysius and Damaris. One courageous “yes” became part of a movement that changed nations.

And now, we leave Athens and travel toward Macedonia, the very region connected to Paul’s Macedonian call: “Come over to Macedonia and help us.”

The same Gospel still has power.
The same Jesus is still saving.
And the same Holy Spirit is still awakening nations.

Europe belongs to Jesus. May ancient strongholds fall, may sleeping churches awaken, and may a fresh wave of revival sweep across Greece, Macedonia, and the nations!

Please pray for us as we minister to pastors and church leaders in North Macedonia. May they be strengthened, refreshed, and set on fire again for the Gospel! 🔥🌍✝️

“The God who made the world and everything in it is the Lord of heaven and earth.” Acts 17:24

#Greece #MarsHill #Acts17 #NorthMacedonia #EuropeanRevival PeggyBoldizsarNunley

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AUGUST 🫡✝️🙏🏼: Verse for this month: “Let love be genuine. Abhor what is evil; hold fast to what is good. Love one another with brotherly affection. Outdo one another in showing honor. Do not be slothful in zeal, be fervent in spirit, serve the Lord. Rejoice in hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer.”
‭‭Romans‬ ‭12‬:‭9‬-‭12‬ ‭

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This week, Grace Nunley, one of our Gen Z interns, launched FCA at her school. 🔥

She didn’t wait until she felt fearless.
She didn’t wait until she had everything figured out.
She simply gave God her yes.

In this message, Grace shares from her own battle with anxiety and reminds us of Gideon, a man God called while he was still afraid, still questioning, and still hiding.

God did not call Gideon according to his fear. He called him according to the warrior He already saw within him.

And God sees you the same way.

He sees the anxiety you haven’t told anyone about.
He sees the insecurity that keeps whispering, “You can’t.”
He sees every place where you feel weak, unqualified, or afraid.

But He also sees who you can become when you surrender those places to Him.

You don’t have to be fearless to obey.
You don’t have to feel ready to say yes.
You don’t have to be perfect to be used by God.

He is not asking you to carry the weight of what happens next. He is asking you to trust Him enough to take the next step.

Grace took hers and because she did, students at her school now have another place to encounter Jesus.

Take a listen, and then ask yourself, What could God do through my life if I stopped waiting to feel ready and simply became willing?

Your fear does not disqualify you. But you cannot allow it to keep making your decisions.

It’s time to come out of hiding, surrender the weight, and let God lead you. Your yes may become the doorway through which someone else encounters Jesus. 🔥#awestarmissions #berryhillfca #genzforjesus #boldevangelism

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This is what you sowed into this summer. ❤️‍🔥

On Bourbon Street, right in the middle of a street known across America for its wild partying, two Gen Z laborers took a step of faith. They approached a group of strangers, listened to the Holy Spirit and watched as God began revealing the hidden places in their hearts.

They weren’t expecting an encounter with Jesus that night. But heaven invaded an ordinary conversation in the middle of the street and lives were impacted by the gospel.

Every prayer. Every gift. Every sacrifice helped send them there.

This is what happens when a generation is equipped to hear God’s voice and boldly carry His presence into dark places.

This is not just their story. This is our harvest!
You sowed and together, we are watching heaven invade the streets. 🙌🔥#awestarmissions #genzforjesus #soulsandmoresouls

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