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1. 1 Chronicles 10-12, John 6:45-71

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PN 1). Pentecostal believers, we are called to draw strength and guidance from the powerful truths and promises found in the Scriptures. Through the accounts of 1 Chronicles and the Gospel of John, we can explore God’s Promises, Breakthroughs, Interpretations, and practical Applications for daily living in our faith journey. Let us explore into these passages with open hearts and minds, seeking to deepen our understanding of God’s Will for our lives.

1. God’s Promises in Times of Adversity:

“Yahweh will certainly give us what is good, and our land will produce crops.” (Psalm 85:12)

Pray for God’s Provision and Blessings in times of difficulty, trusting in His Promise of prosperity and abundance.

2. Breakthroughs Through Unity and Strength:

“Then the Ruach gave Amasai, the leader of the thirty, the strength to say,

“We are yours, David. We are with you, son of Jesse. Success, success to you! Success to those who help you, because your Elohim is helping you.'” (1 Chronicles 12:18)

Seek the Holy Spirit’s Empowerment to work together in unity and strength, knowing that God is our ultimate Helper in all circumstances.

3. Interpreting Spiritual Truths:

“As Yahweh Elohim has sent Me, I am also sending you.” (John 20:21)

Ask for wisdom and discernment to understand and communicate the spiritual truths revealed through Jesus Christ, being mindful of our role as His messengers in the world.

4. Practical Applications for Daily Living:

“For the bread that comes down from heaven gives life to the world.” (John 6:33)

Pray for a daily reliance on Jesus, the Bread of Life , to sustain and nourish you spiritually, providing strength and guidance in every aspect of your life.

5. Embracing God’s Guidance and Truth:

“Simon Peter answered Yeshua, “Lord, to what person could we go? Your words give eternal life.” (John 6:68)

Surrender your heart and mind to the teachings of Jesus, recognizing that He alone holds the keys to eternal life and fulfilment.

6. Cultivating a Heart of Faithfulness:

“Simon Peter answered, ‘Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words of eternal life.'” (John 6:68)

Pray for steadfast faithfulness in following Christ, acknowledging Him as the source of eternal life and the ultimate guide for daily living.

From 1 Chronicles 10, 11, and 12, we can learn about the importance of being obedient to God, staying faithful in times of trouble, and coming together as a community to serve the Lord. These chapters recount the rise of King David and the unity of the Israelites under his leadership, showing us the power of God’s promises and the blessings that come with following His will.

In John 6:45-71, we see the disciples struggling to understand Jesus’ teachings, with some choosing to walk away. However, Peter’s response stands out as he declares, “Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words of eternal life.” This passage teaches us the importance of faith and trust in God, even when we may not fully understand His ways. It reminds us that true breakthroughs come when we fully commit ourselves to following Christ, despite the challenges we may face.

Overall, these passages emphasise the importance of obedience, faith, community, and trust in God’s promises for experiencing breakthroughs in our lives as Pentecostal Christians. Through studying and applying these principles, we can deepen our relationship with God and live out His purposes for our lives.

May we embrace the promises of God in times of adversity, seek breakthroughs through unity and strength in the Holy Spirit, interpret spiritual truths with wisdom and discernment, and apply practical teachings from Jesus for our daily living. Let us cultivate a heart of faithfulness and embrace the guidance of our Lord as we continue to walk in His ways. May these insights empower us to live out our Pentecostal faith with boldness and conviction, trusting in the eternal truths revealed through Scripture.

LET’S PRAY:

Here are some powerful prayer points inspired by 1 Chronicles 10, 11, 12, and John 6:45-71 for Pentecostal believers, with Bible quotations from the Names of God Translation:

1. Obedience to God: Lord, help us to be obedient to Your commands as King David was. (1 Chronicles 10:13)

2. Faithfulness in times of trouble: Dear God, strengthen our faith in times of trouble and uncertainty, just as the Israelites stayed faithful under King David’s leadership. (1 Chronicles 11:10)

3. Unity and community: Heavenly Father, unite us as believers to serve You with one heart and mind, just as the Israelites came together under King David. (1 Chronicles 12:18)

4. Understanding and Faith: Lord, grant us understanding of Your Teachings and help us to have unwavering faith in You, even when we don’t fully comprehend Your ways. (John 6:63)

5. Commitment and loyalty: Heavenly Father, help us to remain committed and loyal to You like Peter, who declared, “Lord, to whom would we go? You have the words of eternal life.” (John 6:68)

6. Strength and courage: God, empower us with strength and courage to follow You wholeheartedly, trusting in Your promises and guidance. (1 Chronicles 11:10)

7. Wisdom and discernment: Lord, grant us wisdom and discernment to navigate challenges and make decisions according to Your will. (1 Chronicles 12:32)

8. Humility and dependence: Heavenly Father, humble our hearts and teach us to depend on You completely for guidance and provision. (John 6:63)

9. Boldness and perseverance: Grant us boldness and perseverance to proclaim Your truth and persevere in our faith journey, even in the face of adversity. (1 Chronicles 11:10)

10. Fruitfulness and transformation: Lord, bring forth fruitfulness and transformation in our lives as we surrender to Your leading and experience breakthroughs in our faith walk. (John 6:69)

May these prayer points inspire Pentecostal believers to deepen their relationship with God, seek His will, and experience His power and blessings in their lives.

2. 1 Chronicles 13-15, John 7:1-27

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PN 2). 1 Chronicles 13, 14, and 15 provide us with the story of King David’s attempt to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem. In these chapters, we see that David initially tried to transport the Ark on a cart, in a way that was not prescribed by God. This resulted in tragedy, as Uzzah, one of the men accompanying the Ark, was struck dead by God for touching it.

The story teaches us the importance of following God’s instructions and seeking His guidance in all that we do. It reminds us that God’s ways are higher than our ways, and His thoughts are higher than our thoughts (Isaiah 55:9). As Pentecostal Christians, we are reminded to always seek the leading of the Holy Spirit in our lives and follow His guidance, even when it may not make sense to us.

In John 7:1-27, we see Jesus attending the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem. Despite warnings from His brothers to stay away, Jesus goes to the feast and begins teaching in the temple. This passage highlights the misunderstandings and scepticism surrounding Jesus’ identity and mission, with some people questioning whether He is the Messiah.

As Pentecostal Christians, we are reminded of the importance of trusting in Jesus and His promises, even when others may doubt or question us. Just as Jesus faced scepticism and opposition, we may also encounter challenges in our faith journey. However, we can take comfort in the fact that God’s promises are true and His plans for us are good (Jeremiah 29:11).

Overall, these passages encourage us to trust in God’s sovereignty, seek His guidance in all that we do, and remain steadfast in our faith even in the face of opposition. By following these principles and applying them to our daily lives, we can experience the fullness of God’s promises and walk in His blessings as Pentecostal Christians.

LET’S PRAY:

1. GOD’S PRESENCE: Thank You, Lord, for Your promise to be with us always. Grant us a deeper awareness of Your presence in our lives and in our gatherings.

2. GUIDANCE: Holy Spirit, lead us in all our decisions and actions as we seek to follow Your perfect will.

3. UNITY: Father, help us to be united as a body of believers, working together in love and harmony for Your Kingdom purposes.

4. SPIRITUAL VICTORY: Jesus, empower us to walk in victory over sin and spiritual battles, knowing that You have already overcome the world.

5. WISDOM: Heavenly Father, grant us wisdom and discernment as we navigate the challenges of life and fulfil our callings.

6. REVIVAL: Holy Spirit, ignite a fresh fire in our hearts and in our churches, bringing revival and renewal to our spirits.

7. BOLDNESS: Lord Jesus, embolden us to share Your Gospel with boldness and confidence, knowing that You are with us.

8. SERVICE: God, show us how we can serve You and others with humility and love, following the example of Christ.

9. FAITH: Increase our faith, O Lord, that we may trust You more fully and step out in obedience to Your Word.

10. LOVE: Help us, Holy Spirit, to love one another as Christ has loved us, showing kindness, forgiveness, and compassion to all.

May these prayer points be a source of strength, encouragement, and empowerment for Pentecostal believers as they seek to live out their faith and walk in the fullness of God’s promises. Amen.

3. 1 Chronicles 16-18, John 7:28-53

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PN 3). In reflecting on the passages from 1 Chronicles 16, 17, 18, and John 7:28-53 from the Names of God Translation, we can glean insights into God’s Promises and how they can be interpreted and practically applied to our daily lives as Pentecostal believers.

1. God’s Promise of Presence: In 1 Chronicles 16:27, we read, “Splendor and majesty are in His presence; strength and joy are in His place.” God promises to be with us, providing us with His strength and joy in every situation. As Pentecostal Christians, we can take comfort in knowing that God is always with us, empowering us to face any challenges that come our way.

2. God’s Promise of Protection: In 1 Chronicles 17:8, God promises to protect His people, saying, “I have been with you wherever you have gone and have cut off all your enemies from before you.” As Pentecostal believers, we can trust in God’s Faithfulness to safeguard us from harm and to fight our battles on our behalf.

3. God’s Promise of Blessing: In 1 Chronicles 18:6, we see how God blessed David as he went out to battle, giving him victory over his enemies. As Pentecostal Christians, we can hold onto the promise that God desires to bless us and grant us success in all that we do, as long as we remain faithful to Him.

4. Interpreting God’s Promises: Through these passages, we can interpret God’s promises as assurances of His presence, protection, and blessings in our lives. These promises speak to God’s Unwavering love and care for His Children, reminding us that we can trust in His Provision and Guidance each day.

5. Practical Applications for Daily Living: As Pentecostal believers, we can practically apply these promises by seeking God’s Presence through prayer and worship, trusting in His Protection in times of trouble, and walking in obedience to receive His blessings. By staying rooted in God’s Word and leaning on His Promises, we can experience His Goodness and Faithfulness in our lives each day.

Let us hold fast to the promises of God found in these passages, knowing that He is faithful to fulfil His Word in our lives as Pentecostal Christians.

LET’S PRAY:

Inspired by 1 Chronicles 16, 17, 18, and John 7:28-53, here are some powerful prayer points for Pentecostal believers:

1. Almighty God, we thank You for Your faithfulness and the promises You have revealed in Your Word. Help us to stand firm in Your Truth.

2. Lord Jesus, guide us in living out Your Teachings and walking in the path of Righteousness each day.

3. Holy Spirit, empower us to be bold witnesses of Your Love and Truth to those around us.

4. Heavenly Father, grant us wisdom and discernment as we navigate through challenges and uncertainties.

5. Divine Provider, we trust in Your Provision and ask for Your Blessing upon our families, churches, and communities.

6. Merciful Saviour, lead us in forgiveness and reconciliation with others, showing Your Grace and Compassion.

7. Triune God, may Your Presence be evident in our lives, drawing others closer to You through our words and actions.

May these prayer points uplift and strengthen Pentecostal believers in their faith journey. Amen.

4. 1 Chronicles 19-21, John 8:1-27

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PN 4). In 1 Chronicles 19, 20, and 21, we see accounts of battles, victories, and the consequences of sin. These passages remind us of God’s promises, His mercy, and the importance of obedience in the life of a Pentecostal Christian.

1. God’s Promise of Victory:

• “David thought, “I will show kindness to Hanun because his father Nahash showed me kindness.” So David sent messengers to comfort Hanun after his father’s death. But when David’s servants entered Ammonite territory to comfort Hanun” (1 Chronicles 19:2).

• Interpretation: God promises to give us victory over our enemies, whether they are spiritual or physical, when we trust in Him and seek His guidance. Also, we should be kind always.

• Application: As Pentecostal believers, we can have confidence in God’s Ability to overcome any challenges we face, knowing that He fights on our behalf and He will strengthen our hands and hearts of kindness.

2. God’s Promise of Strength:

• In 1 Chronicles 20, we see the continuation of the battles of David and his victory over the Ammonites. The chapter highlights the power and faithfulness of God in giving His people victory over their enemies. It reminds us that God is our ultimate protector and deliverer in times of trouble.

• Interpretation:

Seek God’s guidance: Before going into battles, David sought God’s guidance and direction. We should also seek God’s wisdom and guidance through prayer and studying His Word before making important decisions.

Give thanks to God: After every victory, David gave thanks to God for His faithfulness. We should also cultivate a heart of gratitude and continually thank God for His blessings in our lives.

• Practical Application:

Trust in God’s strength: Just as David trusted in God’s strength during his battles, we should also rely on God’s power to overcome the challenges we face in our lives.

By applying these principles to our daily lives, we can experience the faithfulness and power of God just as David did in 1 Chronicles 20.3.

3. God’s Promise of Forgiveness and Restoration:

• “No,” King David told Ornan, “I insist on buying it for the full price. I won’t take what is yours for Yahweh and offer burnt sacrifices that cost me nothin’” (1 Chronicles 21:24).

• Interpretation: David’s repentance and willingness to make a costly sacrifice demonstrate God’s Forgiveness and the importance of genuine repentance in restoring our relationship with Him.

• Application: Pentecostal believers should be quick to repent of sin, offering God sincere sacrifices of praise and obedience, understanding that He is faithful to forgive and restore us.

4. God’s Promise of Truth and Freedom:

• In John 8:1-27, we see a powerful story of Jesus showing mercy and forgiveness. In this passage, a woman caught in the act of adultery is brought before Jesus by the religious leaders who are trying to trap Him. They ask Jesus if she should be stoned, as the law commanded. Instead of condemning her, “When they persisted in asking him questions, he straightened up and said, “The person who is sinless should be the first to throw a stone at her.” .”

• This statement from Jesus highlights the importance of mercy, forgiveness, and grace in our lives as Pentecostal Christians. Just as Jesus did not condemn the woman, we are called to show compassion and forgiveness to others, even when they may not deserve it. We are reminded that we are all sinners in need of God’s mercy, and that we should extend that same mercy to others.

• Practical Application: As followers of Christ, we are called to imitate His example of mercy and forgiveness. We should strive to show love and grace to those around us, even when it is difficult. By practicing forgiveness and extending mercy to others, we reflect the love of Christ and demonstrate the transformative power of His grace in our lives.

LET’S PRAY:

Sure, here are some powerful prayer points inspired by 1 Chronicles 19, 20, 21, and John 8:1-27 for Pentecostal believers:

1. Pray for the protection of God’s people: “Lord, we pray for Your divine protection over Your children in the midst of spiritual battles and attacks from the enemy, just as You protected King David and his army in their battles (1 Chronicles 19:13).”

2. Pray for victory over our enemies: “Father, we pray for victory over the forces of darkness and every enemy that comes against us, knowing that You fight our battles for us and give us the victory (1 Chronicles 20:26).”

3. Pray for humility and repentance: “Lord, help us to humble ourselves before You, confessing our sins and seeking Your forgiveness, just as King David did when he repented before You (1 Chronicles 21:8).”

4. Pray for spiritual discernment: “Holy Spirit, grant us the wisdom and discernment to recognize and reject the lies of the enemy, just as Jesus did when confronted by the Pharisees and the adulterous woman (John 8:7).”

5. Pray for freedom from bondage: “Lord, release us from the bondage of sin and the weight of guilt and shame, setting us free to walk in the light of Your Truth and Grace (John 8:32).”

6. Pray for God’s guidance and direction: “Father, lead us in the paths of righteousness and guide us in making decisions according to Your will, just as Jesus followed the leading of the Father in all things (John 8:28).”

7. Pray for a spirit of unity and love: “Holy Spirit, bring unity and harmony among believers, helping us to love one another as Christ loves us, showing grace and forgiveness to those around us (John 8:12).”

May these prayer points guide you in seeking God’s presence and power in your life as a Pentecostal believer.

5. 1 Chronicles 22-24, John 8:28-59

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PN 5). Inspired by 1 Chronicles 22, 23, 24, and John 8:28-59, God’s promises and practical applications for Pentecostal believers are:.

1 Chronicles 22-24:

In these chapters, we see King David preparing materials for the construction of the Temple and organizing the Levites for their roles in worship. This speaks to the importance of preparing our hearts and lives for the work of God, ensuring that we are dedicated and committed to His Service. The organization and dedication of the Levites emphasize the need for order and structure in our spiritual lives, serving God with reverence and diligence.

John 8:28-59:

In this passage, Jesus speaks to the Jews, proclaiming His divine identity and teaching that belief in Him is essential for Salvation. He references the truth that if we abide in His word, we will know the truth and be set free. This emphasizes the importance of faith in Christ and the power of His word to transform our lives. As Pentecostal believers, we are called to embrace the truth of Jesus’ teachings and live in the freedom He provides through His Sacrifice on the cross.

Practical applications for daily living:

1. Seek to prepare our hearts and lives for God’s work, dedicating ourselves to His service with diligence and commitment.

2. Embrace the importance of order and structure in our spiritual lives, engaging in worship and service with reverence.

3. Place our faith in Jesus Christ as the source of truth and freedom, abiding in His word and allowing it to guide our actions and decisions.

4. Share the message of salvation and the identity of Jesus with others, inviting them to experience the transformative power of His love.

By following these principles and applying the teachings of these passages to our daily lives, Pentecostal believers can draw closer to God, experience His promises, and fulfill His purposes for their lives.

LET’S PRAY:

Here are some powerful prayer points for Pentecostal believers based on 1 Chronicles 22, 23, 24, and John 8:28-59:

1. Pray for a heart of dedication and commitment to God’s Work, like King David’s preparations for the Temple in 1 Chronicles 22.

2. Ask God for wisdom and discernment in organizing and structuring your spiritual life, following the example of the Levites in 1 Chronicles 23 and 24.

3. Seek the truth of Jesus Christ and His Teachings, praying for a deeper understanding and faith to abide in His Word as mentioned in John 8:31-32.

4. Pray for the courage and boldness to share the message of Salvation with others, just as Jesus proclaimed His Identity to the Jews in John 8.

5. Ask for God’s Guidance in preparing your heart for His Work and Service, just as King David did in preparing materials for the Temple.

6. Pray for a spirit of reverence and diligence in your worship and service to God, seeking to honour Him in all that you do.

7. Seek the freedom and truth that comes from abiding in Jesus’ word, asking for His Guidance and Presence in your daily life.

8. Pray for opportunities to share the love and message of Jesus with those around you, that they may come to know Him and experience His transformative power.

Through these prayer points, Pentecostal believers can seek God’s guidance, wisdom, and empowerment to live out their faith boldly and effectively in their daily lives.

6. 1 Chronicles 25-27, John 9:1-23

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PN 6). 1 Chronicles 25, 26, and 27 give us insight into the organization and structure of the Levites and other tribes of Israel during King David’s reign. These chapters emphasize the importance of order, service, and stewardship in carrying out God’s work. In the Pentecostal Christian faith, we can understand God’s promises within the context of these passages and draw out practical applications for daily living.

1. God’s Promise of Divine Order (1 Chronicles 25): Just as the divisions of the musicians were organized by lot to serve in the Temple, God promises to bring order and structure to our lives as Pentecostal believers. We can trust that He has a specific plan and purpose for each of us, and we should seek His Guidance in all aspects of our lives.

Prayer Point: Lord, help me to surrender to Your divine order and trust in Your timing for my life. Show me the areas where I need to align myself with Your will and purposes.

2. God’s Promise of Service (1 Chronicles 26): The gatekeepers were assigned various duties in guarding the temple, symbolizing the importance of faithful service in God’s kingdom. As Pentecostal believers, we are called to serve God and others with diligence and humility.

Prayer Point: Lord, help me to serve You faithfully and selflessly, recognizing that every task, no matter how small, is an opportunity to glorify Your name. Equip me with the strength and wisdom to carry out my responsibilities with excellence.

3. God’s Promise of Stewardship (1 Chronicles 27): This chapter highlights the leaders who were entrusted with overseeing different aspects of the kingdom, showcasing the importance of responsible stewardship. In the Pentecostal Christian faith, we are called to be good stewards of our time, resources, and relationships.

Prayer Point: Heavenly Father, help me to be a faithful steward of all that You have entrusted to me. Teach me to manage my time, talents, and treasures in a way that honours You and blesses others. Give me a heart of generosity and a spirit of discernment in my stewardship.

4. Jesus’ Promise of Light and Sight (John 9:1-23): In this passage, Jesus heals a man born blind, demonstrating His power to bring physical and spiritual sight to the blind. As Pentecostal believers, we can trust in Jesus’ promise to illuminate our path and reveal the truth to us.

Prayer Point: Lord Jesus, open my eyes to see Your truth and light in every situation. May Your healing touch bring clarity and vision to my life, enabling me to walk in Your ways and shine Your light in a dark world.

Through prayerful reflection on these promises and passages, Pentecostal believers can draw strength, guidance, and inspiration for their daily walk with God. Let us seek His presence and power to transform our lives and empower us to live out His purposes with faith and boldness.

LET’S PRAY:

1. Pray for Divine Order: Just as the musicians were organized by lot in 1 Chronicles 25, ask God to bring divine order and structure into your life and the life of your church. Pray for clarity, direction, and alignment with God’s will in all areas.

2. Pray for Servant Hearts: Like the gatekeepers in 1 Chronicles 26 who faithfully served in their roles, pray for a heart of service within yourself and your fellow believers. Ask God to help you serve Him and others with humility, diligence, and love.

3. Pray for Stewardship Wisdom: Reflecting on the leaders entrusted with overseeing the kingdom in 1 Chronicles 27, seek God’s wisdom and guidance in your stewardship of resources, time, talents, and relationships. Pray for discernment and faithfulness in managing all that God has given you.

4. Pray for Spiritual Sight: Just as Jesus healed the blind man in John 9, pray for spiritual sight and revelation in your life and the lives of those around you. Ask God to open eyes to His truth, bring clarity, and reveal His plan and purpose in every situation.

5. Pray for Healing and Miracles: Lift up prayers for healing and miracles in accordance with the example of Jesus in John 9. Pray for physical, emotional, and spiritual healing for those in need, trusting in God’s power to bring restoration and wholeness.

6. Pray for Discernment and Direction: Seek God’s guidance and discernment in decision-making and direction for your life, church, and community. Pray for clarity, wisdom, and sensitivity to the leading of the Holy Spirit in all circumstances.

7. Pray for Unity and Harmony: Pray for unity, harmony, and peace to reign among believers, just as the Levites worked together in unity in 1 Chronicles. Ask God to help you and your fellow believers walk in love, forgiveness, and understanding towards one another.

8. Pray for Boldness and Courage: Draw inspiration from the faith and boldness displayed by the characters in these passages, and ask God for boldness, courage, and strength to live out your faith fearlessly and proclaim the Gospel boldly.

9. Pray for Revival and Spiritual Awakening: Intercede for a revival and spiritual awakening in your life, church, and community, asking God to pour out His Spirit, ignite hearts with passion for Him, and bring about a mighty move of God in these times.

10. Pray for God’s Kingdom to Come: Ultimately, pray for God’s kingdom to come and His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. Seek His presence, power, and glory to be manifest in your life and the lives of those around you, transforming hearts and minds for His Kingdom purposes.

7. 1 Chronicles 28-29, John 9:24-41

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PN 7).

1. God’s Promise: “And of all my sons (Yahweh has given me many sons) he chose my son Solomon to sit on the throne of Yahweh’s kingdom to rule Israel.” – 1 Chronicles 28:5

Interpretation: God has a specific plan and purpose for each individual, and He chooses and equips them for their appointed tasks.

Application: Pentecostal believers can trust that God has chosen them for a specific purpose and will equip them to fulfil it. Pray for a deeper understanding of God’s calling and for the courage to walk in obedience to His will.

2. God’s Promise: “And you, my son Solomon, learn to know your father’s Elohim. Serve Yahweh wholeheartedly and willingly because he searches every heart and understands every thought we have. If you dedicate your life to serving him, he will accept you. But if you abandon him, he will reject you from then on.” – 1 Chronicles 28:9

Interpretation: God desires obedience and wholehearted devotion from His people, leading to blessings and fulfilment of His promises.

Application: Pentecostal believers should seek to obey God’s commands wholeheartedly and pray for the strength to do so. Pray for a spirit of obedience and a desire to follow God’s will above all else.

3. God’s Promise: “So be careful, because Yahweh has chosen you to build the temple as his holy place. Be strong, and do it.” Then David gave his son Solomon the plans for the entrance hall and the temple, its storerooms, upper rooms, inner rooms, and the room for the throne of mercy.” – 1 Chronicles 29:10-11

Interpretation: God is the source of all wisdom and power, and His name is to be praised for eternity.

Application: Pentecostal believers can seek God for wisdom and strength in all aspects of their lives. Pray for a deeper understanding of God’s wisdom and for His power to be evident in daily living.

4. God’s Promise: “The man responded, “I don’t know if he’s a sinner or not. But I do know one thing. I used to be blind, but now I can see.”– John 9:25

Interpretation: Jesus is the light of the world, and through Him, spiritual blindness can be removed, leading to true sight and understanding.

Application: Pentecostal believers should seek to have their spiritual eyes opened by Jesus, allowing His light to illuminate their path. Pray for a revelation of God’s truth and for spiritual discernment in all areas of life.

5. God’s Promise: “If this man were not from God, he couldn’t do anything.” – John 9:33

Interpretation: Jesus’ works and miracles are evidence of His divine origin and authority, showing that He is from God.

Application: Pentecostal believers can trust in the power and authority of Jesus. Pray for a deeper faith in Christ’s ability to work in and through their lives, demonstrating His glory to the world.

Through prayer and seeking God’s promises and guidance, Pentecostal believers can experience greater faith, understanding, and empowerment to live out their Christian faith in a powerful and impactful way.

LET’S PRAY:

1. Pray for a heart that is fully committed to serving God, just as King David charged Solomon to serve with a whole heart and willing mind (1 Chronicles 28:9).

2. Pray for the wisdom and discernment to lead and govern with integrity and righteousness, seeking God’s Guidance in all decisions, just as Solomon was instructed by David (1 Chronicles 28:20).

3. Pray for a spirit of generosity and willingness to give towards the work of the Lord, as demonstrated by the leaders and people in 1 Chronicles 29:6-9.

4. Pray for a spirit of unity and harmony among believers, as seen in the unified purpose of the people in supporting God’s Work, as described in 1 Chronicles 29:10-19.

5. Pray for a deeper understanding and faith in Jesus as the Son of God, the Light of the world, and the one who can open our spiritually blind eyes, as illustrated in John 9:35-38.

6. Pray for boldness and courage to stand firm in our faith, even in the face of opposition and ridicule, just as the man healed by Jesus in John 9 did when he stood up to the Pharisees (John 9:27-34).

7. Pray for a spirit of worship and gratitude for all that God has done and will continue to do in our lives, as demonstrated by King David and the people in 1 Chronicles 29:20-22.

8. Pray for a heart that desires to seek God’s Kingdom first and foremost, above all earthly possessions and desires, just as David prayed in 1 Chronicles 29:14-15.

9. Pray for a spirit of humility and dependence on God for all things, recognizing that everything we have comes from Him and belongs to Him, as expressed in 1 Chronicles 29:11-12.

10. Pray for a spirit of joy and celebration as we witness the power and miracles of God in our lives and in the lives of those around us, just like the people in John 9 who marvelled at the healing of the blind man.

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!!!