Prayer Master Class 3 Ps 33:1 #Nightlight #RTTBROS #NormanKissinger #NK

Prayer Master Class 3 Ps 33:1 #Nightlight #RTTBROS #NormanKissinger #NK 

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Brings more lessons on prayers that touch the heart of God and transform our hearts and lives.

"Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous: for praise is comely for the upright." - Psalm 33:1 (KJV)

As we begin our prayer time, let us start with a Psalm and allow it to guide us into the presence of God. Psalm 33 reminds us to rejoice in the Lord and to praise Him for His goodness. Let us take the time we need in prayer to sense the presence of God and to truly connect with Him.

In our prayers, let us seek the heart of God. Let us ask Him how He feels about the situations and people we are praying for. When we seek God's heart, we align ourselves with His will and His plans for our lives.

It's important to come to God with a heart to know Him and to serve Him. Our attitude and heart in prayer are infinitely more important than our posture in prayer. Let us humble ourselves before God and ask Him to transform us through our prayers.

Prayer is not just about changing the situation or the people we are praying for, but it's also about allowing God to do a transformative work in us. Let us surrender ourselves to God and allow Him to work in our hearts and minds.

In conclusion, let us remember to start our prayers with a Psalm, seek the heart of God, come to Him with a heart to know and serve Him, and allow Him to transform us through our prayers. As we pray, let us trust in God's goodness and His plans for our lives.

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Rejoice in The Lord A.B Simpson

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The secret of joy is not to wait until you feel happy, but to rise, by an act of faith, out of the depression which is dragging you down and begin to praise God as an act of choice. This is the meaning of such passages as these: Rejoice in the Lord always: and again I say, Rejoice (Philippians 4:4). I therein do rejoice, yea, and will rejoice (Philippians 1:18). Count it all joy when ye fall into divers temptations (James 1:2). In all these cases there is an evident struggle with sadness and then the triumphs of faith and praise. This is what is meant-at least in part-by the sacrifice of praise. A sacrifice is that which costs us something. And when a man or woman has some cherished grudge or wrong and is harboring it, nursing it, dwelling on it, and quite determined to enjoy a miserable time in selfish grumbling, it costs us no little sacrifice to throw off the morbid spell, to rise out of the mood of self-commiseration in wholesome and holy determination and say, I will rejoice in the Lord (Habakkuk 3:18); I will count it all joy (James 1:2). I will joy in the God of my salvation -Habakkuk 3:18

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