A New Thing! vs Hupakouo

Join the 'A New Thing' app, a part of the '110 Cities' initiative, aimed at mobilizing Christians globally to pray for the unreached of Bangkok, Thailand. This prayer app serves as a venue for believers to unite in prayer, for disciple-making movements in one of the world's largest cities. Key Features: - Daily Prayer Notifications: Receive timely reminders to lift Bangkok up in prayer, with each notification detailing specific areas of the city's life needing support — from its bustling streets to the tranquil sanctuaries hidden within. - Bookmark & Revisit Prayer Requests: Save prayer requests that touch your heart, allowing for easy access and the opportunity to deepen your connection with Bangkok's diverse needs and dreams. - 'I'm Praying' Community Engagement: Tap 'I'm Praying' to join hands with others praying for Bangkok. Witness the collective strength of your prayers as you see the count of fellow believers standing in prayer for the city.n the 'A New Thing!' app, a part of the '110 Cities' initiative, aimed at mobilizing Christians globally to pray for the unreached of Bangkok, Thailand. This prayer app serves as a venue for believers to unite in prayer, for disciple-making movements in one of the world's largest cities. Join us in our mission to see God's love spread throughout Bangkok. By uniting in prayer, we can support the formation of disciple-making movements and witness the transformation of one of the largest unreached cities in the world. Download 'A New Thing!' today and become a part of this global prayer movement.

Hupakouō is the Greek word for listening attentively that results in responding in obedience. For example it is the word translated as “obedience” in Hebrews 5:8-9 which says, “Even though Jesus was God’s Son, he learned obedience from the things he suffered. In this way, God qualified him as a perfect High Priest, and he became the source of eternal salvation for all those who obey him. (NLT) Hupakou is an app designed to help you grow in your capacity to hear and recognize God’s voice. Hupakouo is the Greek word for “obey” and interestingly enough is the intensive of the word for “hear”. In other words, to obey is to really hear…to super-hear.