DECEMBER 14 TUE Prayer Journal - Enlarge Your Territory

DECEMBER 14 TUE

Enlarge Your Territory

Deuteronomy 19:8~20│“You shall not move your neighbor's landmark, which the men of old have set, in the inheritance that you will hold in the land that the Lord your God is giving you to possess.” (14)

Hymn #15 Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (Unified Hymn 55)

[Message Video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=809jfQA7I1Y&list=PLOCBKggOTU7yqOj4BUIgI_1Yx-MldYCO-&index=16

Near the end of the wilderness path, God said to the Israelites, “Enlarge your teritory.” Why did God say that even though He had already given it, and they hadn’t yet reached their destination? It meant for the Israelites to broaden their minds and spiritual boundaries before they fell into problems. Now, what must you do?

1. Take the Path That Has Been Commanded
God the Father still fulfills His Word, God the Son accomplishes the work of salvation, and God the Holy Spirit carries out evangelism and the works of power. If you believe in these facts, then you must edit; plan; and design your business; studies; academics; and fields with God’s Word that will be fulfilled.

2. Don’t Move Landmarks
Don’t waste your time and energy on unnecessary matters: instead, follow the absolute answers that save. You must grab hold of the “10 Mysteries” of surviving anywhere, the “10 Foundations” of winning without fighting, and the “5 Assurances” of saving ruined places. Furthermore, if you aren’t swayed by circumstances, but hold onto eternal answers, you’ll change the stream and the power of the throne will be fulfilled wherever you go.
Don’t be bogged down and discouraged because of your past. Your covenant is to edit, plan, and design with the new things given by Him to expand your territory. In the end, God will undoubtedly fulfill the covenant.

Dear God, please lead my entire life toward the path that has been commanded by You. Help me to experience the power of the throne that will change the stream of the age in order to save it. I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

* What Is an Eternal Promise?

Ayako Miura, (1922-1999) a devout Christian writer of Japanese descent, began to publish works in earnest based on the theme of Jesus’ love after she married her husband, Mitsuyo Miura. Many who have read her work were naturally led to know the love of Jesus and were greatly moved. Mrs. Miura was a person of prayer who kept her faith and confessed her gratitude even in her desperate situation of battling a terrible illness.

“What do I think of first when I wake up in the morning? Oh, today may be my last day. But God will take good care of me today as well. God, I entrust everything to You, so please take care of me. This is how I always pray.”