Intercessory Prayer Walks

A Blog from James Goll explaining how to do walking intercessory prayer and why to do it.
Nine places to prayer walk: (1) Workplace (be discreet); (2) Consecrated sites; (3) High places; (4) Sites of tragic events; (5) Places with evil names; (6) Sites of past iniquity; (7) Sites of current sin; (8) strongholds; (9) Cities. Here's an excerpt:

"When you feel God wants you to tackle the darkness in a particular place, be sure to do your homework first. Your prayers and actions will have impact only if they are inspired by the Holy Spirit and you can succeed only if you proceed with careful preparation, most often in the company of others. Remember, you are lighting what may be a slow fuse for a God-explosion sometime in the future."
        "Never forget praise and worship, before, during, and after an on-site prayer engagement. Pour out lavish praise. It clears the way, cleanses the atmosphere, and releases God's angels to bind the forces of darkness. Intentional, heartfelt worship positions you under the mighty hand of God—humble, yet confident. Receiving His grace, you can exercise your right to petition Him, asking Him to intervene powerfully in the situation at hand. You can reach into the very heart of God and discover His purposes over a region. Regardless of the darkness of its history, you can declare a bright future as He shows you how to proclaim His purposes. Combine these insights about how to pray with the new insights of the moment and your prayers will be well aimed and effectual. "....The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man [woman, team] availeth much" (James 5:16 KJV, emphasis mine). Yes, you will join the growing throng of effective intercessors who have learned to strike the mark!"