
About INTIMATE PRAYER
Intimacy with Jesus is the key to a powerful and dynamic prayer life. Mike Endicott, founder of The Order of Jacob’s Well in Wales, teaches us how to pursue this close friendship with Him. Over the last 20 years, Mike has witnessed thousands of people receive healing as a result.
The Order of Jacob’s Well exists to raise awareness of the kingdom of God.
They offer prayer and support for healing to all those suffering in mind, body and spirit including offering prayer and support both before and during medical treatment, through a variety of virtual and face to face ministries.
Prayer Bathed in Intimacy
4 episodes
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Episode 1 · 3:53 minutes
What did Jesus win for us on the cross?
In this video, Mike Endicott takes a look at what Christ accomplished for us when he died on the cross. We see that through his death and resurrection, Jesus won peace...
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Episode 2 · 5:52 minutes
Prayer is Medicine
When you pray, it is like taking medicine. You are praising God and thanking Him. Prayer is a way to connect your heart with God's heart. In this recording, Mike demonstrates how...
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Episode 3 · 45:05
Praying with Power
Reverend Mike Endicott is the leader of "The Order of Jacobs Well" - a prayer ministry focused on the Kingdom of Heaven and our role in it. In this discussion, Mike gives us...
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Episode 4 · 1:10:00
Healing Belongs To You
Mike explains that GRACE is always flowing from heaven and when our TRUST intersects with GRACE healing flows.
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