Now In Christ

Here are detailed 20 personalized prayer points drawn from Hezekiah’s prayer when he turned his face to the wall (Isaiah 38:1–6, 2 Kings 20:1–6) and other related scriptures. Scriptural Core: Isaiah 38:1–6, 2 Kings 20:1–6 1. Lord, remember my faithfulness — “O Lord, remember how I have walked before You in truth and with a loyal heart” (Isaiah 38:3). Father, remember my sincere service to You and the works I have done for Your name’s sake. 2. Restore my health — “I have done what is good in Your sight” (Isaiah 38:3). Lord, by Your mercy, restore my health and wholeness in every area of my life. 3. Add years to my life — “I will add to your days fifteen years” (Isaiah 38:5). Father, extend my life and grant me more fruitful years in good health. 4. Deliver me from sudden calamity — Hezekiah prayed when death was announced. Lord, cancel every evil verdict and sudden disaster pronounced against me. 5. Hear me speedily — “Before Isaiah had gone out into the middle court… the word of the Lo...

  THEME: LET US CROSS OVER TO THE OTHER SIDE ( Mark 4:35-37 )     And the same day, when the even was come, he saith unto them, Let us pass over unto the other side. And when they had sent away the multitude, they took him even as he was in the ship. And there were also with him other little ships. And there arose a great storm of wind, and the waves beat into the ship, so that it was now full.    – Mark 4:35 -37   There is something good and beautiful on the other side that made Jesus want his disciple to crossover to “the other side” with him. The devil knew that Jesus had a good plan for his disciples and so he did not want them to get to the other side. So, he caused a great storm to arise. His plan was to stop them from enjoying their purposed divine blessing. Thank God who by his superior power calmed the tempest of the sea. Beloved, God has better plans for all of us his children in the year 2025. This   plan is to favour, uplift, ...

  Introduction As believers, we often find ourselves in situations where we feel powerless, helpless, and uncertain about the future. We may face challenges that seem insurmountable, and obstacles that appear too great to overcome. But in these moments, we must remember that we are not just passive observers in the kingdom of God. We are called to be active participants, taking bold action to claim what is rightfully ours. In Matthew 11:12, Jesus teaches us that the kingdom of heaven is not for the faint of heart. It is not for those who are content to simply sit back and wait for things to happen. No, the kingdom of heaven is for those who are willing to take it by force. But what does it mean to "take it by force"? And how can we apply this principle to our lives? The Kingdom of Heaven: A Place of Spiritual Warfare The kingdom of heaven is not just a physical place, but a spiritual realm where God's will is done. It is a place of spiritual warfare, where the forces of l...