Often we have heard it said that the promises of God are yea (or yes) and amen. I began to wonder what that phrase means. As my niece says, why yes and amen? What if anything, is the difference? Well my brothers and sisters, there is a difference and God so instructed Paul to make it clear in 2 Cor 1:20. In it, Paul tells us that in Christ the promises of God are yes, while through Christ, they are amen!
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Job 22:28 tells we WILL decree a thing and it WILL be established for us. And a light WILL shine in my way. Anything decreed has the force of law behind it. A decree cannot be revoked! A declaration is to announce what has been verbally decreed for the world to hear. An edict is to write it for the world to read.
Because God cannot lie, and His word cannot return without accomplishing what it was sent to do, all that He has decreed concerning you shall come to pass. God has given you authority to decree and declare His promises over your life.
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Victory is defined success in a struggle or overcoming an obstacle, defeat of an enemy or opponent, the state of having triumphed. It is the act of winning. Yet some victories are hollow and without meaning. For instance, you can win the argument, but lose the relationship. You can win the battle, but lose the war. However, there is a path to leads to the most important victory you will experience and witness. It involves demolishing strongholds in your life. It is a victory that is at once fulfilling and perfect; and that is the victory over the wiles of the enemy that Christ assures you.
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Psalm 28 is a prayer for help and a praise for its answer. Psalm 66 gives praise to God for His mighty works and for His answer to prayer. As we close out our time of corporate intercession for Tracie we do so with both prayer and praise. In prayer we have petitioned God and we thank Him for hearing our cry and answering us through our praise.
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An important of praying and interceding is thanksgiving. We must remember to give thanks in advance of the manifestation of what we have asked. So as we have prayed without ceasing we will give thanks, knowing that this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning us (1Thess 5:17-18).
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Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God (Phil 4:6). We give thanks to the Lord for the great things He has done and is doing as it concerns our sister Tracie.
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We gather in faith believing God’s Word as found in James 5:15 and the prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick, and the Lord will raise him up, and if he has committed sins, they will be forgiven him.
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Ezra 8:23 tells us the people ” fasted and sought our God concerning this matter, and He listened to our entreaty.” Likewise, so too have we fasted and petitioned God on Tracie’s behalf.
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Ephesians 6:18 tells us “with all prayer and petition pray at all times in the Spirit, and with this in view, be on the alert with all perseverance and petition for all the saints.’ It is God’s will that we seek Him in prayer on behalf of others. As we obey His Word, we believe to see His goodness in the land of the living. To hear the prayer for Tracie in its entirety, click the link below.
