Let's move the world through prayer!
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September 05, 2010 3rd Worship
"Let's move the world through prayer!"
In the book "President Lincoln Turned the White House into a Prayer Room", it should be noted that Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) was a great man after God's own heart before he was the 16th president of the great United States. The US President Ridings McKeever Opinion Poll Team mobilized 719 experts, including professors of American history and political experts from the United States and Canada, to research and analyze past presidents of the United States. Lincoln took first place in achievement and crisis management ability, character and morality, second in leadership and political power, and third in personnel management, earning the highest score in overall performance, making him a truly great president, a must-have president. Acknowledged.
Lincoln said, “My only concern is whether I am on the side of God. As long as we stand facing God, God is always on our side.” Confessing, he was the president who changed the White House into a prayer room.
Psalm 55:17 “In the evening and in the morning and at noon I will grieve and groan, and the Lord will hear my prayer.” Luke 22:40 “Pray that you will not enter into temptation!” Acts 10:4 "Your prayers and alms have come up as a reminder before God."
Peter: It is a life of confusion that touched and disappoints. When Jesus asks, "Who do people say the Son of Man is?" others say 'Elijah' and 'John the Baptist'. But Peter said, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God” (Matthew 16:16). At this time, the Lord is moved and praises Peter. A little later, when the Lord speaks of the cross, He says, 'You must never do that' (verse 23), and the Lord says, 'Go away, Satan. In Matthew 14, when Peter says, 'If the Lord is dead, command me to come on the water (verse 28),' Peter was walking on the water. The fisherman swims, but he can't swim well. Matthew 26:33 asserts, "Even if they all forsake you, I will never forsake you", but denies the Lord.
As a result, those who cannot walk the way they want, those who do not have the cause of their suffering, and those who do not have salvation will be saved (verses 7-8), and the world will change as one person is changed. (verses 9-10) Let's pray!