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2010-02-15
INTRECEDE FOR THE BRETHEREN

INTRECEDE FOR THE BRETHEREN

February 15th, 2010

In acts 12, the disciples of Jesus found themselves in predicament: Herod had seized James and killed him. When he discovered that this pleased the Jews, he went further and apprehended peter. The church had by this time realized that if they don’t intercede or peter, he would suffer the same fact as James. Consequently, the bible says’’ …prayer was made without ceasing of the church unto GOD for him (peter).’’

 

Shortly after the heartfelt and continued intercessory prayers offered by GOD’s people on peter’s behalf, the Bible record that he was rescued from the prison by an angel of the Lord. Thank GOD they had learnt their lesson with happened to James and engaged in intercession for peter; otherwise, peter could also have killed.

 

It’s important that we intercede for our fellow brother and sisters. But sadly, when some believer come together, all they talk about is how bad thing have gone and all the evil happening in the world. They shut their eye to the problem other believers are facing. Every time you have an opportunity to be with another believer, don’t spend all the time on trivial or irrelevant discussion; take some time to join your hands together in intercession for brethren in the church.

 

Don’t be lazy in prayer for other believers around the world and intercede for men everywhere. Be actively involved in this; and the good thing you make happen for others, GOD will make you happen for you.

 

Confession

Dear father, thank you for making the soul of men all over the world beautiful to me. I thank you for stirring in me the spirit of intercession, and today I make power available for salvation, healing, restoration and protection for my brothers and sisters in Christ, all over the world, in Jesus’ Name Amen.

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