I might say, in Psalms, Chapter four, verse five, it records that we should offereth the sacrifices of righteousness and put our trust in our Holy Lord.
And so, may I encourageth those that may be in a trial and suffering season for Christ’s glory to continueth to put your trust in our Great Deliverer? For He is our hiding place and shall preserveth you from trouble that is contrary to His will and even sing over you with blessed songs of deliverance. Amen.
Might I say again, in the Gospels, our Holy Christ, who is chiefly merciful, purposed to read the sacred Scriptures out-loud to teacheth us that our Merciful Christ, as the Word shall worketh in the brain the memory of the Scriptures, and even healeth as we delight in Him.
And so, may this testimony on hiding the sacred word in our hearts be a most encouraging word to you. Amen.
You might say, throughout the Gospels of God, there lies within a most magnificent history of our Holy Master’s obedience to His Eternal Father and of our Lord’s fervency to entreat and teacheth righteous prayer.
May it glorify our Master for today’s ‘Lesson on Prayer’ to teacheth on the blessedness of keeping the Blessed Holy Spirit secrets.
Chiefly, I gather I shall begin by saying as Believers of Christ we are expected to steward our prayer assignments with a loyal heart to the Throne, integrity, discretion, and faithfulness.
Might I speaketh further about the sacred secrets that are granted to us from the faithfulness of the Spirit of God? For during our laboring in prayer, the words we hearest from the Blessed Comforter should never leave the secret place of Him; that is, unless we are serving together with prayer partners and prayer teams.
Continuing on, I shall say in the Gospels of God, Christ inherently taught us how to walk with discretion in prayer and even steward over the secrets from Heaven with humility, purity, and holiness. In sharing the most sacred words of our Holy God with I shall say, persons who are not ordained and assigned to our prayer assignments, we shall perhaps grieve the Eternal Spirit of God.
Further, I suppose it well agree with the Spirit of God for His blessed warriors to commit to being seated in heavenly places and continueth on with practicing discretion.
In this heart of an intercessor and soldier in Christ’s army, it shall ensure our promise of divine protection as recorded in Psalm 91 (with no breaches with our lips in holy prayer assignments).
And so, in concluding the teaching today, may we meditate on this most blessed passage as our daily bread? For I suppose it shall strengthen our lives in the blessed garden of prayer.
The Scripture is recorded in Psalm 112:5 and it reads:
‘A good man sheweth favour, and lendeth: he will guide his affairs with discretion.’
May the Lamb of God continueth to strengthen you to stand and serve Him! Amen.
But when Jesus saw it, he was much displeased, and said unto them, Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God. Mark 10:14
Surely, it is my prayer that those of you dearest friends who hath the blessed honor of being a parent shall attend with your children for the ministry’s first children’s Bible Reading.
Holy God, who hearest prayers, in the multitude of Thou tender mercies, I beseech Thee to inclineth Thine ear to my voice and supplications.
Hearest my cry as I put Thee in remembrance of Thine promise wherefore says in Mark 11:24 and 25, ‘Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them. And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any: that your Father also which is in heaven may forgive you your trespasses.
Eternal Father, I surely praise Thee for the sacred word in Mark 11. Reminded of Christ’s words in this passage and even of Thine commandments in the Old Testament, I cometh before Thee to forgive those that hath hurt, abandoned, rejected, dishonored, gossiped, and may hath slandered with ill words and unholy conversations.
As I hath forgiven, might I beseech Thee for Thy blessed grace to keepeth no account of the wrongs, Father?
And so, I thank Thee for Thine faithfulness to purify my thoughts and for giving me a pure heart to forgive and love as Thou love me.
Now might Thou bless them, Lord?
In the Holy Name of He who sitteth on the Throne, the Lamb of God, I seal this prayer. Amen.
Ofttimes I hath taught in the past during the ministry’s intercessory prayer trainings what I may say is crucial to securing victory in prayer assignments.
Might I share it with you for our lesson in prayer today, dearest friends?
I shall say the kingdom of darkness is invariably at work to oppose and attempt to kill, steal, and destroy from the Eternal Father’s Children.
Therefore, I might say then we must look at the kingdom of darkness with the strategic eyes of Jehovah Gibbor, whom the Holy Bible declares most profoundly is a Man of war.
In this posture, we shall first entereth into intercession covered by the Blood of the Lamb of God, the Son of God, and fight in the spirit with a pure heart seated in heavenly places with our Lord. Amen. Ephesians 6:12
May thy Lord Christ giveth you the grace to continueth to stand against the adversary.
In the Gospels of God, while examining the blessed relationship between Christ and His mother, Mary, it is peradventure the Cross wherefore shall most revealeth the Blessed Master’s Heart for His mother.
For as our Great Sufferer was suffering on the Cross, His emphatic and final Decision concerning His mother, the Virgin Mary’s continuing care on Earth also stunningly speaketh of His everlasting love for us.
Continuing on then, may I say that Mary, the Mother of Christ, was tenderly remembered in our Savior’s Heart. On the wooden Cross, the Son of the Highest seemingly granted the authority and the care of Mary to His Beloved Disciple, John. I shall say it was so with these final words from Christ to John, who was at the foot of the Cross:
“Behold thy mother.” St. John 19:26-27
And so, our Holy Christ surely honors the immeasurable gift and strength of mothers. Astounded at our Lord who is inherently kind, might I conclude He hath also blessed His Daughters to be revered. Amen.
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