Chris Byberg teaches from Psalm 34 about staying in shalom during Canada-US trade and political tension. He invites viewers to join NHOP’s Tuesday morning prayer call and prays for wisdom and discernment for Mark Carney, Donald Trump, Canada, and the United States.

Marilyn Byberg reflects on Moses meeting with God in Exodus, from the burning bush to the tent of meeting after Israel worshiped the golden calf. She invites viewers to seek God’s presence personally through sustained, face-to-face prayer rather than relying on secondhand faith.

Canada's National Day of Prayer sparked repentance, unity, and local gatherings from Parliament Hill to communities across the country. Chris Byberg encourages churches to respond when God stirs them: gather believers, pray for the nation, and build houses of prayer in every city.

At Canada Worships Jesus in Ottawa, rain could not overshadow the real victory: a trafficked woman encountered Christ. This weekly prayer strategy reflects on big and small things, reminding believers to keep the main thing the main thing through worship, prayer, evangelism, and discipleship.

Political decisions may reveal Canada's spiritual condition, but lasting change begins with transformed hearts. This reflection calls Christians to preach the gospel, make disciples, shape culture with God's truth and love, and trust Him for national renewal.

Psalm 72 offers a prayer template for Canada’s leaders: justice, righteousness, care for the vulnerable, and courage to confront oppression. Reflecting on Canada’s biblical roots and the Peace Tower inscription, this message calls believers to intercede for national transformation from sea to sea.

Brad and Chris unpack Isaiah 56:7 and Jesus' call for God's people to become a house of prayer for all nations, rooted in the local church and simple, honest prayer.

Brad Fiddler and Chris Byberg unpack 1 Timothy 2:1-4, exploring supplication, intercession, thanksgiving, and prayer for everyone, especially leaders. The conversation points toward gratitude, relationship, and heart change as God’s purpose in prayer.

Brad and Chris share the story behind NHOP's Canopy of Prayer, connecting intercession, government, and practical relationships with elected leaders. They invite believers and pastors to pray intentionally for Canada and build meaningful engagement with their MPs.

Join us in Toronto on June 8–9, 2026, for the Israel Conference. This event brings Christians and Jews together to address anti-Zionism as the new antisemitism and explore biblical perspectives on Israel. Don't miss this urgent dialogue and visible solidarity.

Explore the challenge of praying for government with impartiality. No political party fully represents the Kingdom of God. Our goal is that all are saved and that we build relationships across the aisle, valuing discipleship over politics.

Welcome to Prayer Stream, a new podcast from the National House of Prayer in Ottawa! Join hosts Brad Fiddler and Chris Byberg as they introduce themselves and share the vision behind this podcast exploring prayer's intersection with church, politics, government, and current events.

Amid political uncertainty, discover your true assignment: pray for everyone from leaders to neighbors. Based on 1 Timothy 2, learn why prayer must extend beyond your closet into your spheres of influence—family, workplace, and community. As ambassadors of reconciliation, be sent to share the gospel where you live, work, and connect daily.

Brad Fedler from National House of Prayer shares a powerful message about the value of leading quiet, godly lives. Drawing from Paul's teachings in 1 Timothy and Thessalonians, he reminds us that faithful living in small spheres matters deeply to God. This quiet influence, not platform size, adorns the gospel and serves as a compelling witness to others.

This video explores spiritual debt freedom through Isaiah 61 and the Year of Jubilee. It reveals how Jesus fulfilled the promise of canceling spiritual debts and restoring

With Canada's new cabinet sworn in, Chris Byberg urges Christians to maintain a kingdom mindset rather than fixating on political developments. This post explores why believers should focus on being the hands and feet of Jesus, reaching neighbors with the gospel, and seeking first God's kingdom.

As Canada approaches a pivotal election, this reflection draws from Matthew 14 where Jesus calmed the storm. Despite frightening headlines, we're reminded that Jesus says 'Do not be afraid.' By studying party platforms prayerfully, Christians can navigate political uncertainty while trusting that Jesus remains sovereign over Canada's future.

Chris Vyberg from National House of Prayer emphasizes persistent prayer during Canada's 2025 election season. Drawing from Jesus' example and Ephesians 6, he encourages believers to maintain "perpetual prayer" that builds spiritual endurance. This continuous prayer isn't just making requests but includes listening to God, speaking His truth, and taking action on His guidance.

Explore the significance of political platforms in the 2025 election. Learn how to engage with and pray for impactful political strategies.

As Canada prepares for the 2025 federal election on April 28, prayer becomes essential. This post discusses strategic prayer aligned with party platforms to seek righteous leadership.