Now we ask you, brothers, to respect those who work hard among you, who are over you in the Lord and who admonish you. -- 1 Thessalonians 5:12
What are you doing to bless the lives of your spiritual leaders? Do you pray daily for them? Do you send them notes ofencouragement? Do you thank them for their loving attention? Do you respond to their rebukes and take heart in their affirmations? Leaders don't need to be followed blindly, but often they get no support for their efforts. Let's make their work a blessing and not a burden! (Hebrews 13:17)
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In the morning, O LORD, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation. -- Psalm 5:3
Prayer is more than asking. Prayer is more than praising. Prayer is more than thanking. Prayer is more than requesting or interceding or kneeling or humbling ourselves. Prayer is expecting that God wants us there, expecting that God hears us, and expecting that God will meet us in our prayer time and do what is best for us.
Prayer is more than asking. Prayer is more than praising. Prayer is more than thanking. Prayer is more than requesting or interceding or kneeling or humbling ourselves. Prayer is expecting that God wants us there, expecting that God hears us, and expecting that God will meet us in our prayer time and do what is best for us.
5/2/08
Have you ever heard the story of Jimmy Reed the jazz musician? It's said that if you listen to his albums you can hear a soft female voice in the background saying the next line to the song. Apparently, Jimmy would get so involved in the rhythm and beat of the music that he would forget the words so his wife softly whispered them to him. It reminds me of how we are sometimes. We get so involved in the rhythm and beat of our daily lives that we forget the Words to our song, but if we really listen, we can hear the Holy Spirit softly telling us what comes next.
Listen when He speaks.
Listen when He speaks.
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