What is the prayer of agreement? It is more than simply clasping hands and saying, “Brother, let’s agree on this together.” The prayer of agreement is more than what we simply verbalize. It has to do with our heart’s attitude. We must first agree with God, and his command to love one another. Once we have genuinely aligned ourselves with His heart as expressed in the first and second commandments, we will find ourselves ready to pray together in accordance with His will, resulting in heaven coming into agreement with earth.
Key Scriptures for Coming into Agreement
A Look at Matthew 18:18-20

A Look at I John 5:4
For whatever is born of God overcomes the world; and this is the victory that has overcome the world – our faith. Whatever is born of God will be tested. Whatever is born of God will overcome. Realize it says that it is “our” faith – not just “my” faith. This shows the value and priority of developing prayer partners and or a committed community of prayer.
Being Built Together in Unity with Prayer
A Look at Acts 2:42
“And they steadfastly persevered, devoting themselves constantly to the instruction and fellowship of the apostles, to the breaking of bread (including the Lord’s Supper) and prayers.” (AMP) Ephesians 6:18 also exhorts us to, “Pray at all times (on every occasion, in every season) in the Spirit, with all (manner of) prayer and entreaty.” (AMP) 
Communication Is a Vital Key
Communication in relationship is a necessary and vital key in silencing the lies and the accusations of the enemy. Remember, … the little foxes … spoil the vines… (Song of Songs 2:15 NKJ). Though, as intercessors we want to keep our primary focus vertical, working on the horizontal skills of ethical, clean communications becomes a must in developing true long-term agreements.
The Necessity of Cleansing in Our Relationships
In John 14:30, referring to satan, Jesus says, “…he has nothing in Me” (NKJ). Can we say the same? Difficulties, mistakes, failures, hurts and offenses happen in each of our lives. We must learn the lessons of receiving and giving forgiveness and compassion, the art of confrontation unto reconciliation, and the knowledge that the blood of Jesus cleanses us from all sin (I John 1:9).
Some Key Steps for Being Built Together:
- Consecration
- Dedication
- Centering in Christ – not just assignments
- Believing in one another
- Covering each other in love
- Taming the tongue
- The compassionate art of confronting
- Walking in loyalty
Closing Exhortation
Learning to pray in agreement, based on Matthew 18, is not some kind of methodological activity, which by saying it, you have accomplished it. The first person with whom we must come into agreement is God Himself. This is of utmost importance. When we set aside our prejudices and preconceived ideas, we will be candidates for Prayers that Strike the Mark. 


