For false Christ and false prophets will appear and perform great signs and miracles to deceive.

On the book of Matthew 24, 24, the international house of prayer was founded in May of 1999,

based on supposed prophecy, based on one man believing that God had spoken to him,

and given him prophecies, centered around a call to pray without ceasing

in order to strengthen God's army and help usher in the second coming.

Since September 19, 1999, IHOP KC has offered access to a 24, seven prayer room.

They literally have not stopped praying, rotating in new musicians as needed to keep the musical praying,

coming nonstop, and they claim they will not stop praying until Christ returns, until Doomsday.

IHOP KC is an unusual religious institution. It's not its own distinct religious denomination.

It's not exactly a church, it has a church. The four-runner church, but IHOP KC, as an organization,

describes itself as a mission's base. If God truly does have an army here on earth,

think of IHOP KC as a boot camp, an important military base where soldiers are trained

in a way to fight demonic forces and help God win the final battle of good versus evil.

IHOP KC's mission is to change modern understanding and expression of Christianity

to inspire more of the world, to follow Christ, to strengthen its brand of evangelical,

modern prophecy-based Christianity. To raise up friends of the bridegroom four-runner messengers,

to prepare the bride for Christ's return, to be part of the great commission.

Jesus is most faithful adherence or disciples tasked with bringing His true word to the world,

to recruit the most soldiers for the final battle.

Everything is based when you dig far enough into it, on bringing Christ back and beating the forces of evil.

And IHOP KC's vision of Christ, pretty bloody, pretty violent warrior deity,

who will literally slay non-believers. There will be blood.

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