WALK IT OUT PRAYER
Have your way God. Bless Rohi this Ministry Lord God that has brought the families together that has brought the community together God, bless them God I thank you right now that there is no lack, Father God, but there is increase, increase, increase. We give you praise and we give you honor we give you glory, because you're worthy to be praised, glory. - Thank you, God. Thank you for Divine connection. Thank you, God for this walk. Thank you, God, for restoring me on this walk, God. Thank you or delivering me on this walk, God. Thank you for clearing my mind, God. I thank you right now, God. In Jesus' name, we stand in agreement we pray Amen. Amen. Thank you.
History Of The “Walk It Out” Prayer Event
In the early summer of 2013, Minister J. Michael Thompson, founder of Rohi Ministry, set out for what he expected to be a brief walk around his neighborhood. Sensing a prompting to continue, he walked nearly half a mile to the Green Valley Ranch Golf Club area. As he paused to tie his shoe, he distinctly heard the Lord speak the words, "Just a Closer Walk." After discussing the event with the Board of Directors, it was decided that the name should have a broader appeal and resonate with the wider community. As a result, the event was renamed "Walk It Out Community-Wide Prayer." The new name reflected the vision of bringing together people from all walks of life in a united expression of faith, prayer, and community engagement.
When he stood up, his eyes immediately fell upon a sign for the High Line Canal Trail. At that moment, Minister Thompson knew God was revealing a purpose greater than a simple walk. He sensed that the Lord had a message to deliver along that canal and was calling him to help bring it to the community.
From this divine encounter, the Walk It Out" Community-Wide Prayer Event was born. What began as a personal walk of obedience became a united call to prayer, bringing individuals, families, churches, and community leaders together to seek God's presence, pray for the community, and walk in faith toward a greater spiritual purpose. The event was intentionally designed to inspire unity, encourage prayer, and cultivate a lasting impact throughout the community.