Post by Prayer Adminstrator on Oct 4, 2015 3:57:31 GMT
Aaron and Hur were holding his hands up--one on one side, one on the other. Exodus 17:12
: Prayer is the pen that writes history. Focus on the footnotes. Do what God is calling you to do. It may not make the headlines, but it will certainly touch God’s heart, be recorded in eternity, and affect others. I am thinking about the little Dutch boy who put his hand in the hole in the dike to keep the water from flooding the land. The boy obeyed and a nation was saved. God made the headlines.
I am thinking about the Bibles’ mention of “a certain woman” several times. I know that their names are not mentioned, but their stories are told, and their stories encourage my heart. There was a woman with an issue of blood . . .there was a woman who approached the unjust judge. . there was a woman who understood about the children’s bread. She did not let the fact that she was compared to a dog keep her from asking.
We hear the terms “behind every good man there is a woman.” I think it is usually a mother and/or a wife. But many more times it is a heart inclined to God who answers His call and prays for people they do not even know. They know that God knows and that is good enough for them to get busy praying.
If you are going to intercede for others, you better make sure others are interceding for you. We need a prayer covering. Here is my question: How do we make sure we have it?
If you intercede for others, make sure others are interceding for you.
: Prayer is the pen that writes history. Focus on the footnotes. Do what God is calling you to do. It may not make the headlines, but it will certainly touch God’s heart, be recorded in eternity, and affect others. I am thinking about the little Dutch boy who put his hand in the hole in the dike to keep the water from flooding the land. The boy obeyed and a nation was saved. God made the headlines.
I am thinking about the Bibles’ mention of “a certain woman” several times. I know that their names are not mentioned, but their stories are told, and their stories encourage my heart. There was a woman with an issue of blood . . .there was a woman who approached the unjust judge. . there was a woman who understood about the children’s bread. She did not let the fact that she was compared to a dog keep her from asking.
We hear the terms “behind every good man there is a woman.” I think it is usually a mother and/or a wife. But many more times it is a heart inclined to God who answers His call and prays for people they do not even know. They know that God knows and that is good enough for them to get busy praying.
If you are going to intercede for others, you better make sure others are interceding for you. We need a prayer covering. Here is my question: How do we make sure we have it?
If you intercede for others, make sure others are interceding for you.