Dr. Wesley L. Duewel- 1. Give prayer for revival and harvest a special place in your regular prayer list. Make sure that you pray for this at some time each day.
2. Make a list of specific prayer requests. Whenever you have longer periods of prayer, devote time especially to the items on your check list. (Google image, Hands around table praying)
Pray for God to:
a. Deepen hunger in members of the group, Christians in the area, or others, who care.
b. Reveal a new dimension of His holiness and power. This is always an important preparation for God's mighty working.
c. Produce a holy discontent with things as they are.
d. Quicken and strengthen faith that it is God's will to work in this way.
e. Give God's children new sensitivity to His guidance and voice.
f. Give God's children an eagerness to be used of God and to obey Him.
g. Give humility of heart before God, with confession of sin, giving all glory to God.
h. Give new awareness to His people of the urgency of this need.
i. Prepare the key individuals whom He plans to use.
j. Motivate and coordinate the prayer and faith of large numbers of Christians so they continue in earnest, prevailing prayer.
3. Be prepared to accept God's timing, God's methods, and God's people. Don't try to program God; trust Him to work in ways above and beyond anything you could think or plan.
4. Look for opportunities to spend extra time in prayer. How little we realize the potential of the unused moments we let slip by almost unnoticed. Every minute has the potential of blessing if used for the Lord. Moments lost are lost forever. Find moments to invest for eternity as you lift your heart to God in prayer for this need.
Father, as we learn to prepare for revival harvest, may we understand the guidelines Dr. Duewel has given us today. Making a list of special requests for Your involvement is a good start, and to help us set a time and place for praying everyday.
May we see the need for more time for praying for our local group or church, for their learning the importance of preparing for Your mighty working in us. May we develop a holy discontent for things as they are, which need Your touch to bring Christ into every person's life and heart.
Our prayer is for You to quicken and strengthen our faith for You to work in us with a new sensitivity to Your guidance and voice. May we become eager to be used by You and to obey You.
Today's Bible verses-
1 John 3:8 (NIV) “. . . the reason the Son of God appeared was to destroy the devil's work.”
Is. 40:31 (NIV) “But they who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.”
Judgement cannot be escaped . . . if God is just . . . judgement is inevitable.
Men have a choice . . . accept the judgement upon themselves . . . or
Accept the judgement that fell upon Christ in your place, as His gift to you.
This decision, this choice . . . defines eternity for every man . . .
There are no other options . . . . . no other paths, no other way . . . . .
Ye must be born again . . .
~ What if Jesus had not been born? The thought is one that should awaken us, as if He hadn't, where would the Father's Peace be found? Thankfully, young Mary was obedient to the angel's calling on her life. Our question is; will we respond to this child's eventual invitation to come to the father through His gift to us of eternal life?
Today's question-
How are we adopted into the family of God?
Do you remember the John 3:16 verse? It tells us of the Father's pursuit of His creation to have a relationship with them. As He's Spirit, He needed a way of clear communications with mankind. To do this, He created His son, as a baby in the womb of a young virgin, named Mary, some 2,000 years ago.
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10th- Thursday's post by Dr. Wesley L. Duewel
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