June 7, 2021 (Mon)

The Temple of Prayer

Numbers 14:11~25 │ “But my servant Caleb, because he has a different spirit and has followed me fully, I will bring into the land into which he went, and his descendants shall possess it.” (24)

Hymn #364 Sweet Hour of Prayer (Unified Hymn #482)

[Message Video] http://www.rutc.tv/language/rutc_cast/view.asp?id=1&num=1066&pn=6&nat=en

Nobody wants to be worried and troubled. However, we have become imprinted with anxiety and emptiness that comes from the root of disbelief that started during our embryonic stage. That’s why we have the spiritual state of being constantly worried, fearful, resentful and discontent. How must we manage our worries, fears, and concerns which have become our habits?

1. Hold onto God Who Works Right Now
The Triune God is alive right now and fulfilling His Work. When you meditate on the status and background given to the child of God, you will realize that you have no reason to worry. Your reasons to worry will disappear as you make the blessings of God’s heavenly throne - the heavenly armies and angels that carry out God’s will and the forces of darkness that crumble as your own.

2. Look toward God Who Promises Restoration
God opened the way of salvation through Jesus Christ. God’s saved children can enjoy His Kingdom in their lives today. God is with them, leads them through the Holy Spirit, and listens to their prayers.

Just look around you, there are just too many people who are spiritually desolate; have broken hearts; and possess diseased thoughts. Saving the world with the Gospel is the very mission that God has given to His children, and it’s the role of the church.

[Covenantal Prayer] Dear God, open my eyes to see Your will and help me to realize what the church must prepare in the midst of Your absolute plan. I pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

Immanuel Church Sunday Worship, 2nd Service | November 29, 2020

[Deep Questions]
Q. How Should You Pray When It’s Not Taking Place?

Your mistakes can cause problems. Conversely, you might encounter difficult situations even though you didn’t do anything wrong. Whether it’s the former or the latter, you must remember that God’s plan surely exists.
First, you must set aside time to confess and repent your mistakes before God.
Next, you must hold onto God’s Word from Sunday worship and from your personal time of meditation.
Because God fulfills His Word, begin the prayer of proclaiming that He will be glorified through your problems and difficulties, and that His absolute plan will be fulfilled.