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PRAY WITH BOLD HUMILITY. The LORD said, “If I find fifty righteous people in the city of Sodom, I will spare the whole place for their sake.” Then Abraham spoke up again: “Now that I have been so bold as to speak to the Lord, though I am nothing but dust and ashes, what if the number of the righteous is five less than fifty? Will you destroy the whole city because of five people Genesis 18:26-28 Prayer is an awesome privilege! You and I get to talk to the almighty God. How do you pray? Hands folded and eyes closed, or arms extended with your palms toward heaven? Silently in your mind or out loud? God is less interested in the physical aspect of prayer than he is about the attitude with which we pray. Abraham gives us an example to follow when it comes to the attitude we are to have when praying. Abraham was humble. He knew he was nothing but “dust and ashes,” and he had no right to expect the Lord to hear his prayer. Yet he asked anyway because he knew that God is gracious and compassionate. This is an example for us as we pray. We approach God with proper humility, fully understanding that as sinners, we have no right to be heard by a holy God. We certainly have no right to expect him to answer us and grant what we have asked. But Abraham was also bold. After his initial request, he went back to the Lord five more times. Each time lowering the number of believers that needed to be found for the city to be spared. We can also pray with boldness. We know the love of our God. He sent his Son to die for us. Because of that sacrifice, we have been washed clean of all sin and given the privilege of approaching God with any and every request. Be like Abraham and pray with bold humility. PRAYER: Heavenly Father, I know that I have no right to approach you in prayer. It is only because Jesus has washed me clean of all sin that I have the privilege of talking to you. Help me to be bold when I pray, trusting that you always hear and answer. In Jesus’ name I ask it. Amen.

Let there be light upon me oh God, shine on me Jesud for the Father's glory

"God is His own interpreter, and He will make it plain."

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I love this song so much! ❤❤❤❤❤

Truly.

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Wonderful

I'm going through the book of Mark with the entire sermon series titled "The Servant King." I never knew about your song until a fellow believer introduced it to me after I was a couple sermons in. And now another believer introduced me to this version. Altogether wonderful words to use in our worship, and it's become our theme song for the entire series!

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Wow! What a beautiful song and lyrics! My prayer for the day, for sure. And tomorrow, and the next day....!

‘The call to be like God’, Genesis 1:27 ‘God created man in his own image’. My own philosophy is not ‘to be like God’ because we already are, it is to behave like god, or at least behave like god intended when we were created. Jesus said ‘Love your neighbour just as you love yourself’, it is God’s nature to love and we should all strive to love others, not just our families and friends but truly embrace all people regardless of their condition or status in society or church. 🙏🌈♥️🇬🇧

YOU ARE SPECIAL. The word of the Lord came to me, saying, Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart; I appointed you as a prophet to the nations. Jeremiah 1:4-5 Is it not remarkable that when God began to talk to this young man and send him to his ministry, the first thing he did was to sit down and share with him that, God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life. Is not that what he is saying? This is the preparation of God. The remarkable thing is that this preparation began long before Jeremiah was even conceived. In other words, God said, I started getting you ready, and the world ready for you, long before you were born. I worked through your father and your mother, your grandfathers and grandmothers, your great-grandfathers and great-grandmothers. For generations back I have been preparing you. What a remarkable revelation to this young man - that through the generations of the past God had begun to work! When people face a crisis, they always start looking for a program, some method with which to attack the crisis. When God sets out to solve a crisis, he almost always starts with a baby. All the babies God sends into the world, who look so innocent and so helpless - and so useless - at their birth, have enormous potential. There is nothing very impressive in appearance about a baby, but that is God's way of changing the world. That is what God said to Jeremiah: I've been working before you were born to prepare you to be a prophet, working through your father and your mother, and those who were before them. If you read this account as though this were something extraordinary which applied only to Jeremiah the prophet, you have misread this whole passage. I often hear people say of some noted person, When God made him, he broke the mold. That is true, but what we fail to see is that this is true of each one of us. God never made another one like you, and he never will. God never made anyone else who can fill the place you can fill and do the things you can do. This is the wonder of the way God forms human life - that of the billions upon billions who have been spawned upon this earth there are no duplicates. Each one is unique, prepared of God for the time in which he is to live. That is the word which came to Jeremiah, to strengthen him. Look, God said, I have prepared you for this very hour, as he has prepared you and me for this time, for this world, for this hour of human history. I heard this week a story concerning the death of a young man, a pastor. When he was dying of cancer, his father and uncle, who are twin brothers, came to see him. After visiting with them both a short while, he asked his uncle, Would you mind if I talk to my Dad alone? His uncle was glad to wait in the hall. When his father came out, he said to his brother, I want to tell you what David did while we were alone. He called me over to his bed and said, Can I put my arms around you? I stooped over as best I could and let him put his arms around me. And now, Dad, would you put your arms around me? I could hardly keep control of my emotions, but I put my arms around him. Then, with his arms around me, he said, Dad, I just want you to know that the greatest gift God ever gave me, outside of salvation itself, was the gift of a father and mother who love God and taught me to love him, too. That is what God is saying to Jeremiah. What a gift you have! How I have prepared you for this moment, through the generations which lie behind you, that you might live and speak and act in this time in history. PRAYER: Thank you, Father, that you created me special for a unique purpose on earth. Help me to fulfill your purpose for my life. In Jesus name. Amen.

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John 11, 1 -44. Lazareth of Bethany was four days in the grave before Jesus raised him from the dead. I am assuming this is the message of the song? 🙏🇬🇧♥️

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@GrahamKendrickMusic Thanks for this! The lyrics have always been among your best and are timeless; this new recording contemporizes the music in such a powerful way. As a worship leader, I love introducing your songs to worshippers who weren’t even born yet when I was cutting my worship-leading teeth on your work in the ‘90s. Thanks for sharing your gifts and talents with the world.

PERFECT LOVE LEADS US. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want; he makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters; he restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Psalms 23:1-3 I read a story about 1,500 sheep in Turkey who went over a cliff, simply because one sheep decided to jump and all the others, one at a time, decided to follow. Interestingly, only 400 of the sheep actually died, with the other 1,100 having their fall cushioned by the first 400! Crazy as this story may seem, it perfectly speaks to our need for a shepherd! The Bible often uses sheep and shepherding imagery, with us as the sheep and the Lord as our Good Shepherd. Interestingly, the Bible never makes the point that we are stupid like sheep. You and I are made in the image of God and share in his very likeness, yet we are in desperate need of someone to lead us, and active and intentional leading is precisely what a faithful shepherd is called to do. I admit that my severely limited experience with livestock distorts my understanding of the shepherd’s role. I think of shepherds as fairly passive people, taking a nap under a tree on a sleepy afternoon while the sheep graze idly in the field. If I’m honest, poems like Psalm 23 play into this vision, with its singsong poetry that calms and soothes the soul, causing me to miss the fundamentally active nature of that psalm: “he leads me beside still waters.” A shepherd’s primary job is one of leading, guiding, and protecting those under their care. From the sheep’s perspective, this may often feel confusing and even frustrating, yet if we believe that the shepherd is good and trustworthy, he will lead us to places that we, in and of ourselves, are unable to go. He will show us streams of living water that we would never have known existed had he not led us there. Following Jesus in this season, for you, may feel painful and confusing. You may want to resist and push against the arduous and treacherous path he has you on. Remember this: Jesus isn’t here to simply validate your decisions or preferred future. He knows our “wisdom” may lead us straight off a cliff! No, he’s here to lead us and at times will ask us to do hard things. We must count the cost of discipleship and choose daily to surrender to him and learn the freedom that comes from following him as he leads. PRAYER: Father, help us to trust that you are leading us into green pastures and still waters, and give us the courage to follow as you lead. Amen.

PERFECT LOVE LEADS US. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want; he makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters; he restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Psalms 23:1-3 I read a story about 1,500 sheep in Turkey who went over a cliff, simply because one sheep decided to jump and all the others, one at a time, decided to follow. Interestingly, only 400 of the sheep actually died, with the other 1,100 having their fall cushioned by the first 400! Crazy as this story may seem, it perfectly speaks to our need for a shepherd! The Bible often uses sheep and shepherding imagery, with us as the sheep and the Lord as our Good Shepherd. Interestingly, the Bible never makes the point that we are stupid like sheep. You and I are made in the image of God and share in his very likeness, yet we are in desperate need of someone to lead us, and active and intentional leading is precisely what a faithful shepherd is called to do. I admit that my severely limited experience with livestock distorts my understanding of the shepherd’s role. I think of shepherds as fairly passive people, taking a nap under a tree on a sleepy afternoon while the sheep graze idly in the field. If I’m honest, poems like Psalm 23 play into this vision, with its singsong poetry that calms and soothes the soul, causing me to miss the fundamentally active nature of that psalm: “he leads me beside still waters.” A shepherd’s primary job is one of leading, guiding, and protecting those under their care. From the sheep’s perspective, this may often feel confusing and even frustrating, yet if we believe that the shepherd is good and trustworthy, he will lead us to places that we, in and of ourselves, are unable to go. He will show us streams of living water that we would never have known existed had he not led us there. Following Jesus in this season, for you, may feel painful and confusing. You may want to resist and push against the arduous and treacherous path he has you on. Remember this: Jesus isn’t here to simply validate your decisions or preferred future. He knows our “wisdom” may lead us straight off a cliff! No, he’s here to lead us and at times will ask us to do hard things. We must count the cost of discipleship and choose daily to surrender to him and learn the freedom that comes from following him as he leads. PRAYER: Father, help us to trust that you are leading us into green pastures and still waters, and give us the courage to follow as you lead. Amen.

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This is a big lesson of humility. Global worship leader yet submissive to a leader in a local church. More Grace, more power and more annointing in Jesus Christ Name. May you never miss the mark in Jesus Christ Name. Amen.

To the American patriotic people and Australian fairdinkum people and President Donald Trump and Israel and hospital and hostages in Jesus Christ Name in Hebrew Yeshua ha maschia Messiah Name in english translation definition in Jesus Christ Name Says IAM that Iam Amen and amen 🙏

HALLELUJAH!!❤

Good news sure 👍🏽 cross sin renpt sin good 👍🏽 sin good 👍🏽 night coming soon soon Yeshua

Well said, finally a worship leader who speaks the truth about today's worship songs.

❤❤❤❤ when i was 11 myfriend gift me this song in a cassette.

Be blessed sir. You are our blessing from God

Amen.

Beautiful arrangements and production.

Great worship songs are truly timeless and should be sung, and are sung by following generations. Examples would be, ‘Goin’ to lay down my burden’ an American spiritual that has it’s roots in slavery and ‘Go tell it on the mountain’ 👍🙏♥️🌈

Wonderful song . Thank you so relaxing fill with hope and security . Christ is with me and my Family . Christ is with us

…Still using your songs from your earlier days… truthful, worshipping and celebrating our great God!! thank you for sharing your gifts and wisdom!!

Amen Amen Amen

An absolute blessing at The Gathering for men.❤ and what joy the band brings to that field for a weekend

A TRUE WORSHHIPPER🔥🙌 OF A HOLY GOD ➕🙏🏼

Very true

Awful hymn

Texas USA 🇺🇸 There’s nothing better than WORSHIPPING the MOST HIGH SERVANT KING ✝️ GO JESUS! 😊❤️🙏🩸A beautiful song. 😊

Most beauty iful song

God bless you and all the people of God Amen

It real what he said...God bless br.G.kendrick

God bless you and keep Sir. G.kendrick

I love this man! So talented. What a Gift from God

Truly superb version, so many thanks for this terrific rendition! Also good to be able to put up the words and sing along with it!

Beautiful Comforting Reassuring