Why Pray Informed?

Prayer is not passive. Scripture calls the Church to watch and pray with understanding. EGEIRO Ministry provides resources that help Christians engage intelligently in intercession — especially concerning Islam, Israel, and the spiritual condition of South Africa and the nations.

Informed prayer moves beyond vague petitions. It anchors intercession in what God is doing and saying in our generation.

Muslim Evangelism Series

A central focus of Pray Informed is equipping believers to reach Muslims with the gospel. This series of articles addresses what every Christian needs to know about Islam and how to share the truth of Christ with love and clarity.

  • Islam: What Every Christian Needs to Know — A foundational overview published on July 26, 2017.
  • Exodus From Islam — Published May 1, 2017, exploring testimonies of Muslims turning to Christ.
  • The Need for Disciple Makers — Published April 24, 2017, on the urgency of discipleship among new believers from Muslim backgrounds.
  • From Muslim Immigrants To Christian Preachers — Published April 17, 2017, highlighting how God is raising up witnesses from unexpected places.
  • Let Them Know The Truth — Published April 10, 2017, a call to bold and compassionate witness.

Understanding Islam

Several articles help Christians discern the implications of Islamic practices in daily life. Posts on halaal food certification — including “What is wrong with halaal?” (April 6, 2018) and “Some facts on halaal certification” (May 29, 2018) — examine how these systems affect believers and freedom of conscience.

An excellent course on Islam offered by the South African Theological Seminary (SATS) has also been recommended as a resource for deeper study.

Praying for Current Events

Pray Informed extends to prophetic commentary on national and global developments. Posts such as “South Africa: A Nation In Crisis” and “The Miracle of Israel” (July 6, 2018) call believers to intercede with insight into the spiritual dynamics shaping our world.

Articles on anti-Semitism, the drought in Cape Town, and South Africa’s relationship with Israel provide specific prayer points grounded in real events.