CATEGORY: Spiritual Warfare
We pray because it is a way of communicating our needs to God and to others. The Apostle Paul instructed the Philippian church, “Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to the Lord.” — Philippians 4:6
Despite the opposition we may face, we are called to let the very nature and peace of God rule in our hearts.
In chapter twelve of the book of Hebrews in the Bible, the writer addresses our need to pursue peace with all people and to walk in holiness before the Lord.
In the Book of Daniel in the Bible are the inter-twined stories of a king named Nebuchadnezzar and a young Israelite man named Daniel.
The voice of the Lord in Scripture is likened to the sound of a trumpet. Just as there were many purposes for the sounding of the trumpet in Old Testament times, so it is with the voice of the Lord through prophecy today.
There is a situational position in Christ that God wants all to understand. We serve a risen Saviour; a resurrected Christ; not a dead man in a tomb.
God does not want us as believers in Christ to rely on proof or evidence of His character or power to perform that which He has spoken. He wants us to have faith in Him and to believe in His word
That very same power of God that threw Satan down from heaven, is made manifest through every believer in Jesus Christ today – every time we declare His name.
A day like any other day for Abram became a day unlike any other day and changed the course of history – because he heard the voice of the Lord, he trusted Him and he obeyed!