prayer gatherings
House of Prayer
Every Thursday
7:14pm
Capital Turnaround Campus
Upper Zoom
Every Wednesday
7:14am
Online
prayer appointments
One-on-One
Meet with an NCC Pastor or Prayer Partner, an experienced and trained layperson. Please fill out this form to register.
Sozo Inner Healing
Do you feel stuck? Has your heart been broken, and are you curious about what God has to say about it? Do you need help forgiving past hurts, letting go of offense, or rejecting lies that you or others have spoken over you? Do you wish to hear God’s voice better? NCC Sozo Inner-Healing Prayer Ministry exists to help you restore connection with the Godhead so you can experience deeper levels of freedom.
Sozo ministry embodies and expresses Christ’s anointing on his Church to bring inner healing and deliverance to us. During these 90-minute prayer sessions, your trained facilitators will guide you in a conversation between you and the Lord.
Sign up at ncc.re/sozo to learn more about what it could look like for you to find the next level of freedom in your relationship with the Lord.
NCC Campus or Online
To receive prayer after Sunday services or at House of Prayer, look for the prayer team at your campus. A trained member of the Prayer Team will pray with you on the spot. If you’re watching our services at live.national.cc, you can request prayer during the service in the chat and a trained prayer team member will pray with you.
learn how to pray
New to praying? Here’s a short script you can follow.
- GREET GOD: Remember, you are talking to a person. How might you address God? God. Father. Friend. Almighty. Holy. Savior. Redeemer. You may address Him differently depending on what you want to talk to Him about.
- EXPRESS GRATITUDE: Tell Him what you are thankful for.
- REQUEST HELP: Tell Him what you are concerned about. Remember, the simple phrase “help me” is sometimes the most powerful and honest prayer you can pray.
- LISTEN: Jesus wants to talk to you! Prayer should never be a one-way monologue but an on-going conversation, and that means we have to pause long enough to listen. While His voice is often inaudible, it comes to us in unmistakable ways—first and foremost in the Bible but also in feelings deep in our gut and the voices of friends who follow Him.