April 28, 2021 (Wed) Prayer Journal - David, Who Saw and Possessed in Advance

April 28, 2021 (Wed)

David, Who Saw and Possessed in Advance

Psalms 78:70~72 │ With upright heart he shepherded them and guided them with his skillful hand. (72)

Hymn #361 ‘Tis the Blessed Hour of Prayer (Unified Hymn #480)

[Message Video] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GGA-oDw3dY&list=PLOCBKggOTU7yqOj4BUIgI_1Yx-MldYCO-&index=3

While holding onto the sure content of prayer, David utilized soldiers and kings to save the nation. Likewise, Remnants must possess the sure content of prayer. Through David, what is the content of prayer that Remnants must see and possess?

1. Imprinting the Word and Prayer
Your thoughts get imprinted in both your heart and soul. If you place what Satan gives in your heart, the works of evil spirits will arise. However, if you firmly place what God gives, the works of the Holy Spirit will take place. When David was a young shepherd boy, he was already imprinted with the Word and prayer. Within that spiritual condition, David already held onto the covenant and mission of becoming the king.

2. Spiritual Experience
Even while shepherding, David had already experienced enjoying God being with him. Because of that important spiritual experience, David was confident that he’d be victorious and went before Goliath. If Remnants can enjoy God on a normal basis, they’ll gain great assurance and triumph.

Just as David always enjoyed prayer in the morning and at night, if Remnants can enjoy God-given strength through the happiest time of prayer, they’ll be able to reveal God’s glory and power throughout the world.

[Covenantal Prayer] Dear God, as I hold onto the covenant of Christ; Your Kingdom; the filling of the Holy Spirit; and enjoy prayer, help me to stand as the Remnant who will save the world through the greatest spiritual strength given by You. I pray in the name Jesus Christ. Amen.

The 17th World Military Missions Convention, Lecture 1 / October 17, 2020

[Deep Questions]
Q. What Is More Important Than Praying Diligently?

Rather than thoughtlessly praying diligently, you must pray accurately.
In other words, you must hold onto the Word of the Gospel and pray. Also, during prayer, look at the works that emerge by confirming the evidences found in the Bible and the field.

By doing so, your faith in prayer will arise; prayer will begin to take place; and you’ll truly enjoy it.