Chorus: Great is our Lord God
Praise Him for His mercies over us and let’s appreciate God
Prayer
- Pray for those involved in the recent train crash near London, especially the family of the driver who lost his life. Ask for the comfort of the Lord and healing, recovery both physically and emotionally.
- Let us pray for those who are sick.
- Ask the Lord to comfort those who mourn and heal those who are sick.
Hymn: Take my life and let it be
- Ask the Lord to help you surrender everything to Him.
- Thank God for fathers – for their leadership in home, church and community. Ask the Lord for healing for fathers who are wounded.
- Thank the Lord for answered prayer.
Song: When I feel the touch
Cry out “Draw me unto You” . He is here to bless you.
Pray in your prayer language (speak out in tongues).
Hallelujah, I’m walking with the King. Praise His holy name…
Let us give thanks for the arrival of a new granddaughter for Sis Mosun. Praise the Lord!
The Indwelling Presence of the Holy Spirit
by Brother Deji Adesina
“Every believer is a temple of the Holy Spirit”
1 Cor 6:19, Romans 8:9-11, Romans 8:26, John 14:16-17
- Help us to live as your holy temples.
- Help us to be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit
- Help us to yield to your leading and guidance.
Spiritual Receptivity – Where He leads me, I will follow. There is a call and then the response follows – call and response.
- Do you know when He is speaking? Consider Samuel.
- “God speaks to us through our conscious”
- We need to stop, observe and contemplate
- Recognition, Acceptance, Receptivity,
- Practical Spirituality?
- “I will start to speak when you stop talking. Be quiet and let God speak
- Are you observant?
Pray on the above points.
“It is for our own benefit that we hear Him speak. It is for my benefit that I respond to Him.” Would you agree?
There are so many voices, so I should discern.
Bless the Lord for what you are have heard today.
Homework
How did you extend grace to somebody this week?
What are you aware of that God has given to you?
Bless the Lord briefly one after the other