Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Types of Prayer (Part-1)

Thursday, 24 Sept. 2015

Prayer as a Way of Life with Sis. Cristy and Ptr. Rolly Custodio 

Types of Prayer (Part-1)

“Pray…with all [manner of] prayer.”  Eph 6:18 AMP

Today’s Devotion:

In Scripture there are many different kinds of prayer. Let’s look at some of them and see what we can learn: 

(1) The prayer of surrender. When Paul met Christ on the Damascus Road he prayed, “Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?” (Ac 9:6). That’s like signing your name to a blank check and saying, “Here I am, Lord, do with me as You please. I hope I like what You choose, but even if I don’t, I’ll do it anyway; Your will be done, not mine.” You’re deciding to voluntarily follow God rather than trying to get Him to follow you. As a result He will do the work that needs to be done in you, so that He can do the work He desires to do through you. 

(2) The prayer of commitment.The Bible says, “Casting the whole of your care [all your anxieties, all your worries, all your concerns, once and for all] on Him” (1Pe 5:7 AMP). As long as you keep trying to control everything, your stress levels will keep mounting. But once you learn to hand things over to God, you’ll wonder why you spent even a single day worrying. 

(3) The prayer of intercession. The prophet Ezekiel writes, “I looked for a man…who would…stand before me in the gap on behalf of the land” (Eze 22:30 NIV). “The gap” is the distance between what is—and what can be. And when there’s a “gap” in someone’s relationship with God due to a particular sin, as a believer you have the privilege [and responsibility] of placing yourself in that gap and praying for them.  


Today’s Prayer

Heavenly Father, Thank you for your Word today. As you teach us how to pray may we learn to surrender our lives to you and commit our ways to you so that we may devote ourselves to prayer. Lord teach us how to pray for others and for your Kingdom on earth. Make us a Prayer Warrior ready to stand the gap anytime, anywhere and any circumstances  for your glory in Jesus Name. Amen! 


Prayer for Salvation

Lord I admit I am a sinner,  I repent of all my sins and I receive you into my heart as my personal Lord and Savior Amen. If you mean that prayer above from the bottom of your heart you are now saved. It is God’s Word that He promise in John 3:16 that if you trust His Son Jesus you will not die but you will have Eternal Life. Welcome to the family of God. In order for you to grow in your faith with God please do these consistently starting today; 1. Pray always 2. Read your Bible Daily 3. Attend Church Services Regularly 4. Attend Prayer Meeting and Bible Study and serve God first place in your life with your talent and resources 5. Witness  Jesus to others that they may receive salvation too.

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