Day 19- Spirit filled boldness
Only by the infilling of the Holy Spirit can we preach and go with boldness and the strength of God.
When our confidence to speak about Jesus is challenged, we have a remedy to hesitation. Prayer creates immunity to intimidation and deeply connects us to God’s great mission. When tempted toward restraint, the power of the Spirit is expansive, opening our mouths to speak, moving our feet to go. The prayers of the early church pivoted them from uncertainty to unstoppable boldness. Scripture-informed prayer quiets confusion, provokes courage and initiates fresh infillings of God’s Spirit
Praying for those who need God
3. Pray that they may have a personal relationship with God
God came so that everyone could have a relationship with Him. God wants His sons and daughters to come home to Him. Praying for people to have personal encounters with God makes all the difference.
The Spirit you received does not make you slaves, so that you live in fear again; rather, the Spirit you received brought about your adoption to sonship. And by Him we cry, “Abba, Father.†ROMANS 8:15
PRAYER:
“Father, I pray that people will understand how much You love them. Loose the Spirit of Adoption for the people around me, so that they come into a meaningful relationship with You. Stir in their hearts a longing to come home, to hear Your voice, and to see You welcoming them with open arms. Let them know You are always running to meet them and hold them close.â€
Prayer + Contemplation
1. Am I actively discerning what God is doing in this time and season (versus passively watching world events) and taking steps of faith to join Him in new kingdom endeavors?
2. Pause. (No, really—pause right now.) Open yourself up to a fresh infilling of living power from the Spirit to equip you with gifts and boldness for your next opportunity to be a living witness of the living Savior.
3. Since “everywhere†is a very big space, ask God for timely discernment for your specific assignment to be in the right place at the right time doing the right things for the advance of His kingdom
God came so that everyone could have a relationship with Him. God wants His sons and daughters to come home to Him. Praying for people to have personal encounters with God makes all the difference.
The Spirit you received does not make you slaves, so that you live in fear again; rather, the Spirit you received brought about your adoption to sonship. And by Him we cry, “Abba, Father.†ROMANS 8:15
PRAYER:
“Father, I pray that people will understand how much You love them. Loose the Spirit of Adoption for the people around me, so that they come into a meaningful relationship with You. Stir in their hearts a longing to come home, to hear Your voice, and to see You welcoming them with open arms. Let them know You are always running to meet them and hold them close.â€
Prayer + Contemplation
1. Am I actively discerning what God is doing in this time and season (versus passively watching world events) and taking steps of faith to join Him in new kingdom endeavors?
2. Pause. (No, really—pause right now.) Open yourself up to a fresh infilling of living power from the Spirit to equip you with gifts and boldness for your next opportunity to be a living witness of the living Savior.
3. Since “everywhere†is a very big space, ask God for timely discernment for your specific assignment to be in the right place at the right time doing the right things for the advance of His kingdom
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