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1. 1 Kings 21-22, Luke 23:26-56

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Introduction:

In the books of 1 Kings and Luke, we find powerful narratives that reveal God’s promises, lessons, interpretations, and applications for daily living from a Pentecostal perspective. Through the stories of Naboth’s vineyard, Ahab and Jezebel’s wickedness, and the crucifixion of Jesus, we gain valuable insights into God’s justice, mercy, love, and redemptive plan for humanity.

In 1 Kings 21 and 22, God’s promises, lessons, interpretations, and applications for daily living from a Pentecostal viewpoint can be gleaned as follows:

1. God’s Promise: The Lord is a just God who punishes sin and rewards righteousness (1 Kings 21:19, 22:14). He promises to uphold justice and righteousness in all His dealings with His people.

2. Lesson: The story of Naboth’s vineyard teaches us the importance of integrity, honesty, and faithfulness in our dealings with others (1 Kings 21:1-16). It shows that God detests dishonesty, manipulation, and greed.

3. Interpretation: Through the account of Ahab and Jezebel’s wickedness, we learn that God will hold leaders accountable for their actions and decisions. God’s judgment will come upon those who lead others astray and promote evil (1 Kings 22:34-38).

4. Application: Pentecostals can apply these lessons by striving to live lives of integrity, honesty, and righteousness in all their dealings. They should be vigilant in opposing and exposing corruption, injustice, and immorality in society.

In Luke 23:26-56, Pentecostals can find the following insights:

1. God’s Promise: Jesus, the Son of God, sacrificed Himself on the cross to offer salvation and redemption to all who believe in Him (Luke 23:46). God promises forgiveness, grace, and eternal life to those who put their trust in Jesus.

2. Lesson: The crucifixion of Jesus teaches us about the depth of God’s love, the extent of His mercy, and the power of His sacrifice to atone for our sins. It shows us the importance of humility, obedience, and surrender to God’s will (Luke 23:26-46).

3. Interpretation: The death of Jesus on the cross was a powerful demonstration of God’s victory over sin, death, and the forces of darkness. It fulfilled God’s redemptive plan and opened the way for humanity to be reconciled to God (Luke 23:44-46).

4. Application: Pentecostals can apply these truths by embracing the message of the cross, living in the reality of Christ’s victory, and sharing the good news of salvation with others. They should strive to embody the love, humility, and sacrifice of Jesus in their daily lives.

Overall, these passages from 1 Kings and Luke offer Pentecostals valuable insights into God’s character, His redemptive plan, and the practical implications for Christian living. They serve as a reminder of the importance of faith, obedience, and witnessing to the world the power of God’s love and grace.

Conclusion:

As Pentecostals, we are called to uphold integrity, honesty, and righteousness in our lives, while standing against corruption and injustice. We are reminded of the depth of God’s love, the power of Jesus’ sacrifice, and the victory we have through Christ. Let us embrace these truths, live them out in our daily lives, and share the message of salvation with a world in need of God’s grace and redemption.

LET’S PRAY:

Let us pray together as a Congregation:

1. Dear Lord, we come before You with hearts full of Gratitude for Your unwavering justice and righteousness, as exemplified in the story of Naboth’s vineyard. Help us, as a community of faith, to always uphold integrity and honesty in our dealings with one another.

2. Heavenly Father, we thank You for the lessons we have learned from the consequences of sin, such as in the story of Ahab and Jezebel. Guide us to discern right from wrong and to always choose to follow Your ways as a congregation united in faith.

3. Gracious God, we are humbled by the sacrifice of Your Son, Jesus Christ, as depicted in the Crucifixion story. May we never take for granted the Love and Mercy displayed on the Cross, and may it inspire us to live lives of Love and Compassion towards others.

4. Lord, we give thanks for the victory we have through the Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Help us, as a Congregation, to live in the Freedom and Redemption that come from knowing and serving You, and to share this message of hope with those around us.

5. Thank You, Lord, for the gift of Salvation and the Hope we have in Your Promises. May our Congregation always remember the price paid for our sins and strive to walk in obedience and faithfulness to You, spreading Your light in a dark world.

6. Dear God, we thank You for the ultimate sacrifice made on the cross for our sins. Help us, as a community of believers, to live lives of Gratitude and Worship in response to Your incredible Love and Grace, and to show that love to all we encounter.

7. Heavenly Father, we are grateful for the lessons of humility and forgiveness displayed by Jesus on the Cross. Teach us, as a Congregation, to extend Grace and Mercy to others as we have received from You, and to be a beacon of light in a world in need of Your Love.

8. Lord, we thank You for the Victory over sin and death that we have through the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. May our Congregation live in the Power of His Resurrection and share the message of Hope with others, bringing Healing and Reconciliation to a broken world.

9. Gracious God, we thank You for the ultimate example of love shown through Jesus Christ’s Sacrifice on the Cross. Help us, as a Congregation, to reflect that love in our relationships and interactions with others, showing the world the transformative power of Your Love.

10. Thank You, Lord, for the gift of Salvation and the opportunity to live in relationship with You. May our Congregation be a living testimony of Your Goodness and Grace to all those around us, shining Your Light in a dark world and bringing Hope to the hopeless.

Amen in Jesus’ Name. Amen.

2.  2 Kings 1-3, Luke 24:1-35

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2 Kings 1, 2, and 3 provide insights into God’s faithfulness, power, and presence. Here are some key points for Pentecostal believers:

1. God’s Promises:

1. In 2 Kings, we see God’s promises of protection and provision to His people, even in the midst of challenges and threats.

2. God promises to be with His people and empower them for their tasks, just as He did with Elisha and the kings of Israel.

2. Interpretations:

1. The story of Elisha succeeding Elijah emphasizes the importance of passing on the mantle of leadership and anointing to the next generation.

2. In Luke 24:1-35, the resurrection of Jesus Christ demonstrates God’s power over sin and death, fulfilling the promise of salvation for all who believe.

3. Practical Applications for Daily Living:

1. As Pentecostal believers, we can trust in God’s promises of protection, provision, and presence in our lives.

2. Just as Elisha and the disciples were empowered by the Spirit for their missions, we can seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance and strength in our daily walk with God.

3. The resurrection of Jesus Christ should serve as a reminder of the hope we have in Him and the eternal life promised to those who believe in Him.

By meditating on these passages and applying the lessons learned to our daily lives, Pentecostal believers can grow in faith, trust, and obedience to God’s Word.

LET’S PRAY:

Certainly! Here are some powerful prayer points inspired by 2 Kings 1, 2, 3, and Luke 24:1-35 for Pentecostal believers:

1. Thank God for the power of His Spirit that dwells within us, empowering us to live victoriously and share the gospel with boldness (Luke 24:49).

2. Pray for a double portion of the Spirit of God, like Elisha asked for from Elijah, so that we may walk in greater anointing and authority (2 Kings 2:9).

3. Ask God to reveal Himself to us in new and profound ways, just as He did to the disciples on the road to Emmaus, opening their eyes to see the truth of His resurrection (Luke 24:31).

4. Pray for a spirit of obedience and faithfulness like Elisha showed when he followed Elijah until the very end, even in the face of trials and challenges (2 Kings 2:2-6).

5. Seek God’s guidance and direction in all our endeavours, just as the kings of Israel sought the counsel of the prophet Elisha before going to battle (2 Kings 3:11).

6. Ask for a heart that burns with passion for God’s Word, leading us to share the Good News of Jesus with others, as the disciples were compelled to share the news of His Resurrection (Luke 24:32).

7. Pray for a revival of signs, wonders, and miracles in our midst, similar to the supernatural acts performed by Elisha in the Name of the Lord (2 Kings 2:14-15).

8. Seek God’s provision and protection in times of need, trusting in His Faithfulness to guide us through every trial and tribulation, just as He did for the prophets and disciples (Luke 24:35).

9. Pray for a fresh infilling of the Holy Spirit, empowering us to boldly proclaim the gospel and make disciples of all nations, just as the disciples were commissioned by Jesus (Luke 24:46-47).

May these prayer points empower Pentecostal believers to walk in the fullness of God’s Spirit and fulfil our divine calling to be witnesses of the resurrected Christ!

3.   2 Kings 4-6, Luke 24:36-53

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PN 3). In 2 Kings 4, 5, and 6, we see examples of God’s provision, healing, and protection for His people through the works of Elisha and the miracles performed. In Luke 24:36-53, we witness Jesus appearing to His disciples after His resurrection, promising them the Holy Spirit and commissioning them to be His witnesses.

As Pentecostal believers, we can draw out the following promises from these passages and apply them to our daily lives using the Names of God Bible Translations:

1. Provision: God is our Jehovah Jireh, our Provider. Just as God provided for the widow in 2 Kings 4 and Naaman in 2 Kings 5, we can trust that He will provide for all our needs according to His riches in glory (Philippians 4:19).

Prayer Point: Lord, thank You for Your promise to provide for all my needs. Help me to trust in Your provision and not lean on my own understanding (Proverbs 3:5).

2. Healing: God is our Jehovah Rapha, our Healer. Just as Elisha healed Naaman of his leprosy in 2 Kings 5, we can trust in God’s healing power for our physical, emotional, and spiritual ailments.

Prayer Point: Father, I thank You for Your promise of healing. I ask for Your touch upon my life and the lives of those around me who are in need of healing. May Your healing power flow through us and bring restoration.

3. Protection: God is our Jehovah Nissi, our Banner of protection. In 2 Kings 6, we see how Elisha prayed for his servant’s eyes to be opened to see the army of angels surrounding them for protection. As Pentecostal believers, we can trust in God’s protection and presence in our lives.

Prayer Point: Lord, I thank You for Your promise of protection. Help me to have eyes to see Your angels surrounding me and to trust in Your protection in all circumstances.

4. Power of the Holy Spirit: In Luke 24, Jesus promises the Holy Spirit to empower His disciples for the work of ministry and witness. As Pentecostal believers, we have received the same Promise of the Holy Spirit to guide, empower, and equip us for service.

Prayer Point: Holy Spirit, fill me afresh with Your power and anointing. Guide me in all that I do and empower me to be a bold witness for Christ in my daily life.

May we hold fast to these promises of provision, healing, protection, and the power of the Holy Spirit as Pentecostal believers and walk in faith and obedience to God’s Word each day.

LET’S PRAY:

Of course! Here are some prayer points for daily living inspired by 2 Kings 4, 5, 6, and Luke 24:36-53, using the Names of God Bible Translations:

1. Jehovah Jireh – The Lord Will Provide:

• Pray for God’s Provision in every area of your life, trusting that He is your Provider and will meet all your needs according to His Riches.

• Ask God to increase your faith to rely on His Provision rather than your own efforts or resources.

2. Jehovah Rapha – The Lord Who Heals:

• Lift up prayers for healing, whether it be physical, emotional, or spiritual, for yourself and others who are in need of God’s Touch.

• Pray for a renewed sense of God’s Healing power in your life and a deeper trust in His Ability to bring Restoration.

3. Jehovah Nissi – The Lord Our Banner of Protection:

• Seek God’s Protection over yourself, your loved ones, and your community, asking Him to surround you with His angels and shield you from harm.

• Pray for discernment to see God’s Hand of protection at work in your life and for a deeper trust in His Sovereignty over all circumstances.

4. Jehovah Shammah – The Lord Is There:

• Ask God to make His Presence known to you each day, filling you with His peace, joy, and guidance as you navigate the challenges of life.

• Pray for a greater awareness of God’s abiding presence with you, knowing that He is always with you, no matter where you go.

5. Power of the Holy Spirit:

• Invite the Holy Spirit to empower you for your daily tasks, ministry opportunities, and interactions with others, so that you may be a bold and effective witness for Christ.

• Pray for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit in your life, renewing your spiritual strength, passion, and zeal for God’s kingdom purposes.

May these prayer points inspired by the Names of God Bible Translations help you draw closer to God, receive His blessings, and walk in His presence each day.

4.    2 Kings 7-9, John 1:1-28

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PN 4). Exploring God’s promises, interpretations, and practical applications for daily living for Pentecostal believers based on 2 Kings 7, 8, 9, and John 1:1-28 from the Names of God Translation:

1. God’s Promise of Provision:

• Prayer Point: Thank You, God, for Your promise of provision as seen when Elisha prophesied abundance in Samaria in 2 Kings 7. Help us trust in Your provision even in times of scarcity.

2. God’s Interpretation of His Word:

• Practical Application: Just as Elisha spoke God’s word boldly and saw it come to pass in 2 Kings 8, let us also speak God’s truth boldly and with faith, knowing that His word never returns void.

3. God’s Promises Fulfilled:

• Practical Application: Jehu was anointed to fulfil God’s Promise of judgment on the house of Ahab in 2 Kings 9. As Pentecostal believers, let us be obedient to God’s Call and boldly proclaim His Justice and Righteousness.

4. John the Baptist’s Testimony:

• Prayer Point: Like John the Baptist who bore witness to the Light in John 1:6-8, may we also be bold in our testimony of Jesus Christ, shining His Light in a dark world.

5. Receiving the Word of God:

• Practical Application: John the Baptist proclaimed the Word made flesh in John 1:14. Let us receive and embody the Word of God in our lives, reflecting His Truth, Grace, and Glory to others.

6. God’s Promises Revealed:

• Prayer Point: Lord, reveal Your promises and plans for our lives as You did through John the Baptist in preparing the way for Jesus. Help us to align our hearts with Your Purposes.

Through these passages, Pentecostal believers are encouraged to trust in God’s Provision, speak His Truth boldly, obediently fulfil His Promises, bear witness to Jesus Christ, receive and live out His Word, and seek His Revealed promises for daily living. May we walk in faith, boldness, obedience, and alignment with God’s Will, sharing His Light and Truth with the world around us.

LET’S PRAY:

Here are some powerful prayer points for Pentecostal believers based on 2 Kings 7, 8, 9, and John 1:1-28 from the Names of God Translation:

1. Gratitude for God’s Provision:

Dear Heavenly Father, we thank You for Your promise of provision, just as You provided for the people of Samaria in 2 Kings 7. Help us to trust in Your Abundance even in times of scarcity.

2. Boldness in Speaking Your Word:

Lord, grant us the courage and boldness to speak Your Truth as Elisha did in 2 Kings 8. May Your Word go forth from our mouths with power and authority.

3. Obedience to Your Call:

Father, help us to be obedient to Your Calling on our lives, just as Jehu was anointed to fulfil Your Promises of judgment in 2 Kings 9. May we walk in alignment with Your Will.

4. Bearing Witness to Jesus Christ:

Lord Jesus, empower us to bear witness to Your Light, just as John the Baptist testified about You in John 1:6-8. Let Your Light shine through us in a dark world.

5. Receiving and Reflecting Your Word:

Dear God, help us to receive Your Word with open hearts, just as John proclaimed Your Word made flesh in John 1:14. May Your Truth be reflected in our words and actions.

6. Seeking Your Revealed Promises:

Heavenly Father, reveal Your Promises and Plans for us, as You did through John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus. Lead us in alignment with Your Purposes and fulfil Your Will in our lives.

May these prayer points guide Pentecostal believers in seeking God’s provision, speaking His truth boldly, obeying His call, bearing witness to Christ, reflecting His Word, and aligning with His promises. May our prayers be fervent and our hearts open to God’s leading in all aspects of our lives.

5.    2 Kings 10-12, John 1:29-51

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1. God’s Promise of Redemption: Just as John the Baptist declared, “Look! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” (John 1:29), we can rest assured that through Jesus Christ, our sins are forgiven and we are made right with God. Thank God for the gift of Redemption and Salvation through Jesus Christ.

2. Interpretation of God’s Sovereignty: In the accounts of 2 Kings, we see how God’s Sovereignty is displayed through the rise and fall of kings. Reflect on how God is in control of all things, and trust in His ultimate plan for your life and the world. Pray for a deeper understanding of God’s Sovereignty and a willingness to submit to His Will.

3. Practical Application of Obedience: When Jehu was anointed king of Israel, he was given a clear mission to execute judgment on the wicked. Like Jehu, we are called to obey God’s Commands fearlessly and wholeheartedly. Ask God for the courage and strength to obey His Word without hesitation.

4. God’s Promise of Guidance: In John 1:43-51, we see Jesus calling His disciples to follow Him. Similarly, God promises to guide us and lead us in the path of righteousness. Pray for a sensitive spirit to discern God’s Leading in your life and the boldness to follow where He calls.

5. Interpretation of God’s Word: Just as the disciples listened to Jesus’ teachings and believed in Him, we are called to study and meditate on God’s Word daily. Ask God for a deeper understanding of His Word and the Wisdom to apply it to your life.

6. Practical Application of Evangelism: As Andrew brought his brother Simon to meet Jesus, we are encouraged to share the good news of Christ with others. Pray for opportunities to witness to those around you and for the boldness to speak about your faith.

7. God’s Promise of Presence: God is with us always, just as He was with the disciples in John 1. Thank God for His constant Presence in your life and ask for a greater awareness of His nearness.

May these insights from 2 Kings and John inspire and empower you in your faith journey as a Pentecostal believer.

LET’S PRAY:

1. Prayer for Discernment: Ask God to help you discern between what is godly and what is not, just as Jehu was called to discern and eliminate false worship in 2 Kings. Pray for clarity and wisdom in recognizing and addressing any spiritual deception around you.

2. Prayer for Boldness: Just as Jehu executed judgment fearlessly, pray for boldness to stand firm in your faith and proclaim the truth of the Gospel without compromise. Ask God to strengthen your resolve and empower you to be a bold witness for Him.

3. Prayer for Righteous Leadership: Pray for leaders in the church and in the world to lead with integrity and righteousness, seeking God’s guidance in their decisions and actions. Ask God to raise up godly leaders who will honour Him in all they do.

4. Prayer for Evangelism: Just as Andrew brought his brother to Jesus, pray for a heart that is passionate about sharing the love of Christ with others. Ask God to open doors for you to share the Gospel and to give you boldness and compassion in your evangelistic efforts.

5. Prayer for Spiritual Growth: Pray for spiritual growth and maturity in your walk with God, just as the disciples grew in their understanding and faith as they followed Jesus. Ask God to deepen your relationship with Him and to reveal more of His Truth and Presence to you.

6. Prayer for Unity in the Body of Christ: Pray for unity and harmony among believers, just as the disciples became united in following Jesus. Ask God to help His Church work together in love and fellowship, showing the world the power of Christ’s love in action.

7. Prayer for God’s Presence: Finally, pray for a greater awareness of God’s Presence in your life, just as the disciples experienced Jesus with them. Ask God to fill you with His Spirit and to guide you in every step you take.

May these prayer points inspire and guide you as you seek to deepen your relationship with God and live out your Pentecostal faith in a powerful way.

6.   2 Kings 13-14, John 2

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PN 6). In 2 Kings 13, we see the story of Elisha’s prophecy to King Joash about victory over Aram. This passage reminds us of God’s promises of victory over our enemies when we rely on His guidance and seek His help. As Pentecostal believers, we can trust in God’s promises of victory in our own battles, knowing that He is with us to overcome all obstacles.

In 2 Kings 14, we read about various kings and their reigns. This passage highlights the importance of leadership and the significance of obeying God’s commandments. As Pentecostal Christians, we are called to lead by example and follow God’s laws diligently, knowing that obedience brings blessings and favour from the Lord.

In John 2, we witness Jesus performing His first miracle at the wedding in Cana, turning water into wine. This miracle demonstrates Jesus’ power and authority over the natural world. As Pentecostal believers, we can draw strength from this passage by trusting in Jesus’ Ability to transform our lives and situations, turning the ordinary into extraordinary through His divine intervention.

Practical applications for daily living based on these passages for Pentecostal Christians may include:

1. Relying on God’s Promises of victory in times of spiritual warfare and seeking His guidance through prayer and fasting.

2. Leading with integrity and humility, following God’s commandments as a model of obedience for others to emulate.

3. Trusting in Jesus’ power to bring transformation and restoration in all areas of life, believing in His ability to turn our struggles into triumphs.

4. Cultivating a life of faith and expectancy, anticipating God’s miraculous interventions in our daily circumstances and praising Him for His mighty works.

5. Embracing a lifestyle of worship and adoration, honouring Jesus as the Son of God and celebrating His Presence in our lives through prayer, praise, and thanksgiving.

By incorporating these teachings and principles into our daily lives, Pentecostal Christians can experience a deeper connection with God, a greater understanding of His promises, and a more vibrant faith that impacts every aspect of their existence.

LET’S PRAY:

Absolutely! Here are some powerful prayer points inspired by 2 Kings 13, 14, and John 2 for Pentecostal believers:

1. Thank God for His Promises of victory and breakthroughs in our lives, just as Elisha prophesied victory over Aram for King Joash. (2 Kings 13:17)

2. Seek forgiveness for any disobedience or rebellion against God’s Commandments, asking for His Guidance and Strength to lead a life pleasing to Him. (2 Kings 14:6)

3. Pray for faith to believe in Jesus’ Power to transform our circumstances and bring about miracles in our lives, just as He performed the miracle of turning water into wine. (John 2:11)

4. Ask for a deeper understanding of Jesus’ Authority and Leadership in our lives, surrendering our will to His Divine guidance and direction. (John 2:5)

5. Pray for a spirit of expectancy and faith to anticipate God’s Miraculous interventions in our lives, trusting in His Ability to turn our struggles into testimonies of His glory. (John 2:9)

6. Lift up prayers of worship and adoration to Jesus, acknowledging Him as the Son of God and expressing gratitude for His Presence and Power in our lives. (John 2:11)

7. Pray for a greater anointing of the Holy Spirit to empower us to walk in obedience, faith, and victory, fulfilling the purposes God has for us. (2 Kings 13:21)

8. Ask God to strengthen our faith and resolve to follow Him wholeheartedly, seeking His Kingdom above all else and trusting in His Provision and Protection. (2 Kings 14:10)

9. Pray for a boldness and confidence in sharing the Gospel and demonstrating God’s Love through acts of compassion and kindness to those around us. (John 2:17)

10. Seek God’s Guidance and Wisdom in discerning His Will for our lives, aligning our desires and aspirations with His Perfect plan and purpose. (2 Kings 14:3)

May these prayer points serve as a source of inspiration and empowerment for Pentecostal believers as they seek to deepen their relationship with God and walk in His promises and blessings.

7.    2 Kings 15-16, John 3:1-18

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PN 7). In analysing 2 Kings 15, 16 and John 3:1-18 from a Pentecostal viewpoint and using the Names of God Bible Translation, we can draw upon various promises, interpretations, and principles for practical daily living:

1. God’s Promise of Salvation:

John 3:16-17 (Names of God Bible): “God loved the world this way: He gave his only Son so that everyone who believes in him will not die but will have eternal life. God sent his Son into the world, not to condemn the world, but to save the world.”

2. God’s Interpretation of Spiritual Rebirth:

John 3:3 (Names of God Bible): “Yeshua replied to Nicodemus, “I can guarantee this truth: No one can see the kingdom of God without being born from above”

3. Practical Living Through Faith:

John 3:18 (Names of God Bible): “Those who believe in him are not condemned; but those who do not believe are condemned already, because they have not believed in the name of God’s only Son.”

4. Understanding God’s Sovereignty and Judgment:

2 Kings 16:3 (Names of God Bible): “He followed the example of the kings of Israel and even sacrificed his son by burning him alive. Sacrificing children was one of the disgusting things done by the nations that Yahweh had forced out of the Israelites’ way.”

5. Recognizing the Consequences of Sin:

2 Kings 15:16 (Names of God Bible): “Then Menahem attacked Tiphsah, everyone there, and its territory. Because the city didn’t open its gates for him, he attacked it and ripped open all its pregnant women.”

6. Seeking God’s Mercy and Forgiveness:

2 Kings 15:4 (Names of God Bible): “But the illegal places of worship were still not torn down. The people continued to offer sacrifices and burn incense at these worship sites.”

From these passages, Pentecostals can derive guidance on the importance of faith, obedience, repentance, and seeking God’s salvation through Jesus Christ. These principles can shape their daily living, fostering a deeper relationship with God and a commitment to living out His will in their lives.

LET’S PRAY:

1. “Heavenly Father, just as King Azariah sought Your Guidance and was faithful in carrying out Your Commands, help me to trust in Your Direction for my life. May I remain steadfast in following Your Ways and not be swayed by the temptations of this world. Amen.” (2 Kings 15:3)

2. “Lord, like King Jotham who walked uprightly before You, I pray that You would grant me the strength and wisdom to lead a life that is pleasing to You. Help me to be a shining light in this dark world, reflecting Your Love and Grace to those around me. Amen.” (2 Kings 15:34)

3. “Dear God, just as King Ahaz faced challenges and enemies but ultimately found deliverance in You, I ask for Your protection and assistance in my own struggles. Be my shield and my strength, guiding me through difficult times and leading me to victory in You. Amen.” (2 Kings 16:7)

4. “Heavenly Father, as Nicodemus sought the Truth and came to You for answers, I humbly come before You with a seeking heart. Help me to understand the depths of Your Love and the sacrifice of Your Son, Jesus Christ. May I be Born Again in the Spirit and experience the fullness of Your Salvation. Amen.” (John 3:2-3)

5. “Lord, thank You for Your great Love for the world, that You sent Your Son to save us. Help me to live in the light of this Truth, embracing Your Gift of Eternal Life and sharing the Good News with others. May Your Spirit empower me to walk in faith and obedience, bringing glory to Your Name. Amen.” (John 3:16-18)

These prayers reflect themes of seeking God’s guidance, living uprightly, finding deliverance and protection in God, understanding and experiencing salvation, and sharing the gospel with others.

IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST, WE RECEIVE ANSWERS TO ALL OUR PRAYERS. AMEN.

PRAISE GOD. HALLELUJAH!

PRAISE GOD. AMEN!!

PRAISE GOD. HALLELUJAH!!!

JESUS IS LORD!!!