DECEMBER 03 FRI Prayer Journal - Gospel-Oriented Public Service

DECEMBER 03 FRI

Gospel-Oriented Public Service

Deuteronomy 19:1~7 | Therefore I command you, you shall set apart three cities. (7)

Hymn #502 Heralds of the Light, Be Swift (Unified Hymn 259)

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In every age, the Bible states that public servants played an important role in evangelism and missions. For example, Joseph and Moses served as models for evangelism missions while enjoying the blessings of the throne and the power that transcended time and space. In this age when spirituality has become dry, God has called you to save public servants.

1. Public Servants Are the Lord’s Inheritance
God is the one who protects His people and establishes kings. Among them, publics servants serve as watchmen. Silently, public servants must utilize spiritual power and pour their strength in prayer. Work that involves the usage of a lot of strength is a spiritual battle, so public servants don’t have to worry about anything else; instead, they just have to wait for the works that God will do.

2. Raise the Posterity and Build a City of Refuge
Public servants must cultivate spiritual strength and act as watchmen for the posterity. The key is to nurture the posterity. Furthermore, public servants must act as a city of refuge for those who have made mistakes and to prevent future crimes. Giving them spiritual answers and opportunities is the mission of public servants.
Before Joseph entered the field of public service, he saw blessings in advance, and Daniel saved people from difficult situations. When crises came, Obadiah and Esther volunteered instead of running away. Public servants must remember their identities as those who save others.

Dear God, thank you for calling me as a spiritual watchman and witness to save the age. Through me, bind darkness and reveal the spiritual blessings that establish Your Kingdom. I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

* Have You Ever Heard of Watchman Nee?

Watchman Nee was the representative Christian of China.
He established churches all over China and held many meetings for students and church workers who studied the Bible.
In order to empower the proliferation of the Bible, he published various books regarding how to interpret it.
However, his faith was severely persecuted by the Communist Party of China. As a result, he spent the rest of his life in prison.