Let's begin with the Word of God. The resulting discourse between Abraham and the Lord can be a model for our own prayer. He quickly and clearly touches on the mercy of God, which is the core of all intercession. It is, in fact, the innocent, who become the focus of his prayers. We, likewise, touch on the merciful heart of God.
Mercy triumphs over judgment.
He drew near to God, and was comfortable, able to be intimate with the One who had given him a promise. The men and women who come to Project Rachel, as well as those who serve this ministry need God's mercy, favor and help. As he interceded for Sodom and Gomorrah, Abraham demonstrated tremendous humility , mindful of his own nature. The more his prayer prospered the deeper his humility and reverence for the Lord was manifested. If we remember that our intercession is a service to the Lord and to Project Rachel, we will not fail to approach God in humility.