Happy weekend everyone,
Today, I would look at how we
supplicate for the saints of God. Now, by the word “saints”, Apostle Paul
wasn’t referring to people who were no longer on this earth. By "saints" he meant
every born again person. This isn’t new to many of you, but to clarify the air,
I just had to say that, to be doubly sure everybody got it.
Yesterday, I made it clear that
when we supplicate, we supplicate using the word of God, thus confessing to
ourselves who God has made us become in Christ Jesus, especially in areas
that trials. Likewise, when we supplicate in prayer for other saints, we
supplicate as though we are doing it for ourselves, but we replace our name
with other saints, those we know and those we don’t know. Therefore, confessing
who the saints have become in Christ Jesus, thus, taking charge over the territories of the
wicked one here on earth, as we understand that we are to see ourselves as God sees
us.
We are not to say anything
outside who God has made us, whether for ourselves or for other saints, because
whoever is born of God has been transformed into the image of Christ, so why pray
for the person as though the person isn’t transformed? That won’t depict who
the saint is.
We are all meant to go through trials and persecution because we are swimming against the tide of the world, and we are meant to look out for each other (saint) because we are all in this together. We are to strengthen each other.
Speaking in tongues and praise, worship and
thanksgiving are also ways of supplication as I explained yesterday, but this
time it also applies to the other saints. Anything that would strengthen your
confidence and trust in Him should be done.
In summary, the prayer of
supplication is basically strengthening your fellow saints, but this time, in
Spirit through prayers. And remember, we are not having a tea party, rather we are on a
battlefield and must be on the alert both for ourselves and for others.
May the LORD bless
you and keep you, make His face shine upon you. May the LORD be gracious to you
and lift up His countenance upon you, and give you peace. AMEN.
Why not accept Jesus
today if you haven’t. Pray out loud, “Jesus,
I confess that You are my Lord and Saviour. I believe in my heart that God
raised You from the dead. By faith in Your Word, I receive salvation now. Thank
You for saving me!” Congratulations,
you’re born again, you are now brand new!
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Unless otherwise stated, the following scriptures are gotten from New King James Version (NKJV)
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