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If anyone serves me, he must follow me; and where I am, there will be my servant also (John 12:26).
As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another (1 Peter 4:10).
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For suffering saints, the justice of God is a rescue mission. His final judgment will be a sweet relief for those who are in Christ.
When we are tested by our inability, we can be tempted to lose heart and neglect prayer. In those times, Jesus wants us to be assured that God’s relationship with us is personal, his justice is sure, and he will come for all who seek him.
Paul encourages the Colossians to pray steadfastly, manage time wisely, and speak graciously.
We carry more burdens than we ought because we have less of God than we need. Come to him in prayer, behold his power and glory, and let him satisfy your soul like water in the wilderness.
In trials, while waiting for our trustworthy Savior, we can pray, pour out our hearts, pivot, and praise.
Jesus had ascended, but the Spirit had not yet descended. In the meantime the disciples learned the importance of obedience, waiting patiently, prayer, fellowship, and leadership.
We can know the Father clearly and we can approach the Father directly because the Father loves us personally. So, even in a troubled world, we take courage.
As believers in Jesus, we must not forget to be devoted to prayer and wise toward the world.
Jesus teaches his disciples and us how to pray eagerly: seeking the glory of God and humbly appealing to his sovereign care.
Psalm 51 does not just instruct us about how to pray; it offers us living and active words of prayer. As David lays bare his heart before God in this poem, we can take these words to heart and do the same.
The key to overcoming anxiety about anything is to pray about everything.
Jesus promises that asking, and even asking again, is not futile because God honors persistence and he delights in giving good gifts.
In this last session, we discuss the trinity as it relates to worship, prayer, love and inclusive language.
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