Oklahoma

Praying for the State of Oklahoma

50 Days • 50 States • 50 Years our target remains the destiny of the nation of America, all its different people groups, every state, and the strategic capturing and possessing of the Jubilee Gate. We are dedicating the next 50 years to God's divine purpose for this land.

Every day we focus on one state its unique destiny, its people groups, and its assignment while dedicating one year of the coming 50 years to that state. In this way, we are intentionally preparing to capture and possess the gate of independence and Jubilee in this season, culminating on July 4th.

July 3rd is our National Passover (Exodus 12:1-12). On this night, just as Moses and the children of Israel prepared to move out of Egypt, we are moving out of America's spiritual bondages and beginning again the sacred journey of destiny first pioneered by the Puritans and the Founding Fathers.

On July 3rd, Yahweh Elohim will pass through the United States and execute judgment against all the gods of America (Exodus 12:12). God will never come where He is not invited or properly prepared for. Therefore, let us use these 50 days to prepare our lives, our families, our churches, every people group, every state, and the entire nation for Passover and Jubilee.

Although the year of Jubilee brings an automatic release into spiritual freedom and the breaking of every spiritual bondage "Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit," says the Lord (Zechariah 4:6) its full manifestation requires our obedience, preparation, and availability to receive it. This is the very purpose of the 50 Days • 50 States • 50 years campaign.

We will observe this season every year. We are decreeing and establishing May 17th every year as the National Day of Rededication for this campaign, along with the entire 50-day season from May 13th to July 4th.

Be part of the new thing the Lord is doing in the United States of America. Remember: if you do not participate in what the Lord is doing, it will not stop Him from accomplishing His purposes, but you will lose your place and portion in what He is doing (Esther 4:14). "For if you remain completely silent at this time, relief and deliverance will arise for the Jews from another place, but you and your father's house will perish. Yet who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?"

Spiritual Warfare and Confronting Evil Worship Systems

This week's intercession for the United States centers on spiritual warfare, confronting entrenched systems of evil worship across the nation. Today, we turn our focus to Oklahoma, dedicating the year 2063 within the next 50 years of the 50 Days, 50 States, 50 Years campaign to realignment with God's original purposes for the state. Last week emphasized the horizon of 2030; this fifth week (June 18–24) addresses the evil worship system, spiritual warfare, and the power of prophetic and apostolic intercession.

Every evil worship system operates through core elements: a false god, an evil altar, priests who serve it, sacrifices offered to it, and covenants that bind people to it. True freedom remains elusive until these strongholds are confronted and dismantled, as Jesus taught in Matthew 12:29 about binding the strong man to plunder his house. The Apostle Paul echoes this in 2 Corinthians 4:3–4, noting how the god of this age blinds minds. Moses confronted Egypt's demonic worship system, leading to the Israelites' release into destiny. Similarly, various people groups across the USA, every state, and the nation as a whole face modern equivalent of such systems.

We declare a spiritual warfare against Jezebel's influence, denominationalism, secular humanism, the rise of the "nones," Baal and Molech strongholds (manifested in abortion and mammon worship), LGBTQ ideologies, and globalist structures like those promoted by the UN, WHO, and WEF—including beast systems, digital IDs, and 15-minute cities. These must be dismantled through the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony (Colossians 2:15; Jeremiah 1:10; Isaiah 60:1–2).

Family Foundations: Past, Present, and the Path Forward

Oklahoma's current family landscape contrasts sharply with America's founding era. At the nation's birth, families were largely intact, rooted in biblical marriage between one man and one woman, with strong extended kinship networks, high marriage rates, and children raised in stable homes centered on faith, work, and community. Divorce was rare, same-sex marriage unrecognized, gender roles clear, and abortion viewed as a grave moral evil.

Today in Oklahoma and the broader USA, families have fragmented. Divorce rates, though declining nationally, remain elevated in Oklahoma (historically among the higher in the U.S., around 3.3 per 1,000 recently, with past peaks significantly above average). Same-sex marriage, legalized nationally in 2015, exists alongside thousands of such households (over 6,000 married same-sex couple homes per 2020 data). Gender confusion impacts youth through cultural and educational influences. Abortion, though sharply restricted in Oklahoma since 2022 with near-total bans leading to dramatic declines in in-state procedures (often near zero reported in recent years, with residents traveling out-of-state), continues to scar the national conscience.

What disciples families today? Secular education, media, entertainment, and progressive ideologies often supplant biblical values, promoting individualism, consumerism, and redefined norms over covenantal faithfulness.

These shifts in rising divorce, acceptance of same-sex unions, gender fluidity, and abortion's legacy have eroded family stability, increased single-parent households, weakened child outcomes in areas like education and emotional health, and contributed to broader societal brokenness. When foundations crumble, as Psalm 11:3 asks, "What can the righteous do?" The righteous must arise in prayer, prophetic declaration, discipleship, and cultural engagement: rebuilding altars of family worship, advocating biblical truth, supporting marriage and life, and raising a remnant priesthood that models wholeness.

Historical Revivals and Oklahoma's Destiny

Early American revivals profoundly shaped the spiritual soil. The First and Second Great Awakenings ignited personal faith, moral reform, and missionary zeal, influencing frontier settlements. Though Oklahoma (Indian Territory then) developed later, these movements' emphasis on heartfelt conversion, holiness, and gospel expansion laid groundwork for evangelical strength in the state. Pentecostal and Holiness streams also took root, contributing to Oklahoma's vibrant faith communities.

Oklahoma played no direct military role in the Revolutionary War, as it was not yet part of the colonial framework. Yet its prophetic parallel in the Second Spiritual Revolutionary War is to serve as a stronghold of resilience, resource stewardship, and heartland faithfulness breaking captivity through intercession, preserving salt-and-light influence, and fueling revival that radiates outward, mirroring its historical role as a territory of new beginnings and Native American crossroads.

Current Spiritual Atmosphere and Strongholds

Oklahoma remains one of the more religious states (around 70% Christian, heavily evangelical Protestant), yet faces decline: about 26% religiously unaffiliated ("nones"—atheist ~5%, agnostic ~9%, nothing in particular ~12%). Anti-biblical laws and secular humanism advance in education and policy. Abortion numbers have plummeted post-ban (near zero in-state in recent reports). Same-sex marriages number in the thousands of households.

Witchcraft and occult activity exist but remain marginal compared to the state's Christian majority; scattered pagan groups, Wiccan practitioners, and isolated incidents surface. Major idols, drawing from Tim Keller's framework of the heart as an idol factory, include success, power, comfort, tribal loyalties, sports, and cultural nostalgia counterfeit gods that usurp devotion across groups.

Lifestyle in Oklahoma often reflects heartland values; rural roots, hospitality, oil/energy, agriculture, and sports but is influenced by secular media, economic stresses, and cultural shifts toward individualism. The most committed sins include idolatry of self, sexual immorality, and covenant-breaking, driven by strongholds of pride, fear, and deception (biblically akin to strongholds in 2 Corinthians 10:4–5).

Leaders across sectors function as "priests" shaping culture. Oklahoma's leadership leans strongly conservative/Republican (e.g., Governor Kevin Stitt's administration, term-limited in 2026 with GOP frontrunners). Influential figures push fiscal conservatism, energy independence, and traditional values, though broader cultural pressures pull toward national trends. The most influential festival is often tied to spring events like the El Reno Fried Onion Burger Festival or Stilwell Strawberry Festival in May, a month symbolizing fertility, new life, and accessibility of spiritual portals/wombs (you know the gods that are associated with fertility). The church should reclaim May as a strategic "altar month" for prayer, consecration, and breakthrough.

Realignment and the Prayer Web

In the 50 Days, 50 States, 50 Years framework, we intercede for Oklahoma to rediscover and realign with its God-given destiny as a place of resilience, revival, and resource for the nation. We envision a statewide prayer web linking all counties, tearing down veils of blindness, division, and spiritual dullness that quench the Holy Spirit. The veil over people groups, youth, and the state includes secular indoctrination, occult influences, family fragmentation, media deception, and compromised religion—blinding eyes and ears to truth (2 Corinthians 4:3–4).

As apostolic and prophetic intercessors, we stand in the gap, binding strongholds, loosing heaven's will, and calling forth a new priesthood. May Oklahoma's families, churches, and leaders rise in repentance and power, dismantling evil systems so that the glory of the Lord covers the state as the waters cover the sea. Let 2063 and beyond mark full restoration. Amen.

Prophetic Declarations

• Oklahoma, arise and shine, for your light has come! (Isaiah 60:1)
• The "Red People" and all nations within you will see great light in the land once marked by hardship, just as Zebulun and Naphtali birthed Jesus' ministry from darkness (Matthew 4:15-17).
• Let revival fire fall on every tribe, every church, and every home. The "Sooner State" will experience sudden breakthroughs and Jubilee restoration.
• Dry bones of faith will live again; rivers of living water will flow through the plains (Ezekiel 37; John 7:38).
• Oklahoma will model moral clarity, racial reconciliation, and spiritual authority to the nation.