9/17/2018
Never let a problem intimidate you. Instead, let it
motivate you to pray. Prayer must always be your first choice, not your last
resort. Start by reminding yourself how great God is. Then remember what he
has done and what he has promised. When you remember what God has done, it
builds your faith for your current challenge. When you remember what God has
promised, you can take him at his word.
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Our God, did you not drive out the
inhabitants of this land before your people Israel and give it forever to the
descendants of Abraham your friend? They have lived in it and have built in
it a sanctuary for your Name, saying, “If calamity comes upon us, whether the
sword of judgment, or plague or famine, we will stand in your presence before
this temple that bears your Name and will cry out to you in our distress, and
you will hear us and save us.”
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2 Chronicles 20:7-9 (NIV)
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REFLECT
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What did you hear?
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What did God say to you as you read
today's Bible passage? What word or phrase was most meaningful to you?
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What do you think?
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What does this passage mean to you?
How does it apply to your life?
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What is your prayer?
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This is where you turn your thoughts
into prayer. It could be a prayer of gratitude or praise. It could be a
prayer of confession or a request for God's help. It's up to you. But take a
minute to write a prayer of response to God.
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