Musicians take shifts so they can eat, rest and spend time with their families. Each participant prays and worships 50 hours a week, playing an instrument and leading intercessory worship for hours at a time. On any given day or night, a group of musicians and prayer warriors can be found singing prayers from the Book of Revelation and other Biblical passages, and aiming those prayers at the nations of the world. Intercession is agreement with what He's going to do. In both, you are telling God what is true about Himself.
Worship gives faith and longevity to intercession.
The model comes from the Old Testament tabernacle of David, which Bickle believes gives the best hint of the heavenly order. Bickle believes this kind of continuous worship will soon be the norm and believes it will be a key to releasing spiritual revival on a global scale. Leaders from Europe to Asia and Latin America have announced plans to establish prayer centers where musicians will minister to the Lord around the clock. In the places he visits he wants to raise up 'Roundtables of Reconciliation', designed to bring together a broad cross-section of the Body of Christ to 'Tell the Story of the Land' and minister healing through confession, repentance, reconciliation and restitution. These groups would in turn be commissioned and empowered to take responsibility for identifying the reconciliation issues in their region and further establish 'Roundtables of Reconciliation' wherever needed.