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Prayer Is The Key By Dr. Dale A. Robbins Most Christians have heard these simple words of Jesus many times before. He said, Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you (Matt. 7:7). However, despite common familiarly with such verses, its not likely that Gods promise to answer prayer will ever be taken for granted by Mrs. Cindy Hartman. This pastors wife from Conway, Arkansas experienced a divine intervention that would even arouse the faith of many skeptics. |
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
In July of 1994, Cindy was confronted in her home by a pistol-wielding burglar. The unknown man who surprised her when she came in to answer the phone, ripped the cord from the wall and ordered her into a closet. She was obviously fearful for her life, but didnt panic. To the shock of the gunman, Cindy immediately fell to her knees and began to pray for Gods Help. Even more stunned was he when she boldly asked if she could pray for him! She proceeded to tell him about Christs love and expressed her forgiveness for his actions.
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
Apparently this was more than the robber bargained for, and began to break into tears as he knelt and prayed with her. To her relief, the man then yelled out the window to a woman waiting in a pickup: Weve got to unload all of this stuff. This is a Christian home and we cant do this to them. Mrs. Hartman remained on her knees in prayer, while her furniture was being returned. The man then used a shirt to wipe off his fingerprints, apologized and departed, leaving his gun behind!
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
This true story is especially inspiring as it vividly illustrates how willing God is to intervene in the behalf of His children when asked. The Bible says, Let us therefore come boldly to the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need (Heb. 4:16). Regardless of the challenges that may confront you, prayer is the key that opens the door to Gods solutions for every need or problem
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
It is remarkable to consider how the Lord is no respecter of the degree of problems we face. Whether confronted by the impassible gulf of a Red Sea, as was the wandering Israelites -- or bound by prison chains and stocks, as once were Paul and Silas. Our Lords power to help is just as potent in our modern times as He was in the era of New Testament. As scripture states, Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb. 13:8). Neither is the Lord a respecter of the noble or humble status of those who seek Him (1 Pet 1:17). There is often a larger-than-life view of the Bible personalities who prayed and experienced remarkable miracles. However the scriptures leave no doubt that these superheroes of faith, were mere people just like ourself. Elijah was a man with a nature like ours, and he prayed earnestly... (James 5:17-18). God will hear and answer the sincere, faith-filled prayer of anyone who is right with Him. The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much (James 5:16).
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
So it is, whenever you find yourself in need, or immersed in perplexity or crisis, boldly knock on heavens door and call upon the Lord in faith. He cares about your every need and concern. Prayer is, and always will remain, the key that opens the door to Gods help and blessing!
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
Because he loves me, says the LORD, I will rescue him; I will protect him, for he acknowledges my name. He will call upon me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver him and honor him. With long life will I satisfy him and show him my salvation (Psa. 91:14-16).
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@oubaas | 13 June 09 | |
Source: http://www.victorious.org/praykey.htm Ook gepos by Oppie Koffie Terug na facebook / Back to facebook: http://m.facebook.com/groups/57350209896?refid=0&m_sess=1hGzi8-oQDws_Fa |
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@newbee | 25 February 13 | |
Prayer is powerful than anything that a man can do. Nice testimony.
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