Renewal, Intercession, and God's Promises for Our Nation
Summary
In the presence of God, we seek His divine intervention and the outpouring of His Spirit upon all His people. We call upon the Holy Spirit to invigorate our inner being, renewing our souls, strengthening our bodies, and fortifying our spirits. We celebrate God's preservation, acknowledging His protection over our lives, our health, and our journeys. Our covenant with God, sealed by the blood of Yeshua, promises us peace and abundant life, free from sickness and calamity. We declare that with long life, God will satisfy us, and we will not be held by death but welcomed into glory.
We recognize God's specific callings and blessings upon individuals, such as those named Kim, who are experiencing a new season of favor and open doors. We also intercede for those like Justin, who are troubled by fear, commanding every evil spirit to depart in Yeshua's name. We pray for healing over those with physical ailments, declaring restoration and wholeness over every part of their bodies.
As we gather, we are reminded of the importance of standing firm in our faith and values, especially in the face of societal and political challenges. We are called to be a remnant, a small but powerful group that remains steadfast in God's truth. We must use our voices to speak life and righteousness over our nation, ensuring that our actions align with God's will.
In prayer, we seek God's intervention in our nation's affairs, asking Him to disrupt the plans of the enemy and bring about His justice and righteousness. We declare that it is God's turn to act, to show His power and make His name known. We trust in His timing and His ability to turn the tide in our favor, believing that He will bring about a great awakening and transformation.
Key Takeaways:
- God's presence and Spirit bring renewal and strength to our entire being, preserving us in every aspect of life. We are reminded of the covenant promises of peace and abundant life, sealed by Yeshua's blood. [14:52]
- God calls individuals by name, offering specific blessings and favor. This personal touch from God signifies His intimate knowledge and care for each of us, opening new doors and ending cycles of struggle. [16:57]
- We are called to intercede for those troubled by fear and spiritual attacks, using the authority given to us in Yeshua's name to command evil spirits to depart and declare protection and peace. [18:58]
- As believers, we must stand firm in our faith and values, especially in the face of societal and political challenges. We are the remnant, called to use our voices to speak life and righteousness over our nation. [47:06]
- In prayer, we seek God's intervention in our nation's affairs, trusting in His timing and power to bring about justice and righteousness. We declare that it is God's turn to act, believing in His ability to transform and awaken our nation. [49:50]
Youtube Chapters:
[0:00] - Welcome
[14:52] - Covenant Promises of Peace
[16:57] - God's Personal Callings
[18:58] - Interceding Against Fear
[20:56] - Declaring Healing and Wholeness
[33:13] - Standing Firm in Faith
[37:31] - Addressing Societal Challenges
[39:07] - Preparing for Prayer
[41:34] - God's Intervention in National Affairs
[43:21] - The Remnant's Role
[44:59] - Gathering for Prayer
[47:06] - The Power of the Remnant
[48:08] - Using Our Voices
[49:50] - Declaring God's Turn
[51:54] - Entering into Prayer
[57:43] - God's Grace and Mercy
[01:04:07] - God's Power and Presence
[01:11:23] - Declaring Peace and Shalom
[01:12:53] - Celebrating God's Work
[01:16:12] - Marching into Victory
[01:18:19] - Shouting for Victory
[01:19:33] - Vision of God's Light
[01:21:26] - God's Perspective on Grace
[01:22:25] - The Land of Grace
[01:23:26] - God's Unmerited Favor
[01:24:16] - God's Turn to Act
[01:25:57] - Closing and Blessings
Study Guide
Bible Study Discussion Guide
Bible Reading:
1. Genesis 15:15
2. Psalm 91:16
3. Jeremiah 30:17
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Observation Questions:
1. According to Genesis 15:15, what promise is given regarding the end of life for those in covenant with God?
2. In Psalm 91:16, what does God promise to those who trust in Him?
3. How does the sermon describe the role of the Holy Spirit in renewing and strengthening believers? [14:52]
4. What specific examples were given in the sermon of individuals receiving personal callings and blessings from God? [16:57]
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Interpretation Questions:
1. How does the promise of long life and peace in Psalm 91:16 relate to the concept of covenant mentioned in the sermon? [14:52]
2. What might be the significance of God calling individuals by name, as mentioned in the sermon, and how does this reflect His intimate knowledge of us? [16:57]
3. In what ways does the sermon suggest believers should respond to societal and political challenges? [47:06]
4. How does the sermon interpret the role of prayer in seeking God's intervention in national affairs? [49:50]
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Application Questions:
1. Reflect on a time when you felt God's preservation in your life. How did it impact your faith and trust in His promises? [14:52]
2. Have you ever experienced a personal calling or blessing from God? How did it change your perspective or actions? [16:57]
3. What fears or spiritual attacks are you currently facing, and how can you use the authority given in Yeshua's name to overcome them? [18:58]
4. In what ways can you stand firm in your faith and values amidst societal and political challenges? What practical steps can you take this week? [47:06]
5. How can you actively participate in interceding for your nation, trusting in God's timing and power to bring about justice and righteousness? [49:50]
6. Identify a specific area in your life where you need God's intervention. How can you incorporate prayer into seeking His guidance and transformation?
7. Think of someone in your life who might be experiencing fear or struggle. How can you support them through prayer and encouragement this week?
Devotional
Day 1: Renewal Through God's Spirit
In the presence of God, believers find renewal and strength for their entire being. This renewal is not just a spiritual refreshment but encompasses the soul, body, and spirit. The covenant promises of peace and abundant life, sealed by the blood of Yeshua, assure believers of God's protection and preservation in every aspect of life. This divine intervention is a reminder of God's unwavering commitment to His people, offering them a life free from sickness and calamity. As believers, they are encouraged to embrace this promise, trusting that God will satisfy them with long life and welcome them into His glory. [14:52]
Ephesians 3:16-17 (ESV): "That according to the riches of his glory he may grant you to be strengthened with power through his Spirit in your inner being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith—that you, being rooted and grounded in love."
Reflection: In what areas of your life do you need God's renewal and strength today? How can you invite the Holy Spirit to invigorate your inner being?
Day 2: God's Personal Callings
God's intimate knowledge and care for each individual are evident in His specific callings and blessings. He calls individuals by name, offering them unique blessings and favor, signifying a personal touch that opens new doors and ends cycles of struggle. This personal relationship with God is a testament to His deep understanding of each person's journey and His desire to lead them into a new season of favor. Believers are encouraged to recognize and embrace these callings, trusting in God's plan for their lives and the new opportunities He provides. [16:57]
Isaiah 43:1 (ESV): "But now thus says the Lord, he who created you, O Jacob, he who formed you, O Israel: 'Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine.'"
Reflection: Can you identify a specific area in your life where you feel God is calling you to step into a new season? How can you respond to His call today?
Day 3: Authority Over Fear
Believers are called to intercede for those troubled by fear and spiritual attacks, using the authority given to them in Yeshua's name. This authority allows them to command evil spirits to depart and declare protection and peace over themselves and others. It is a powerful reminder of the spiritual authority believers possess and the responsibility to use it for the benefit of those in need. By standing firm in their faith, believers can overcome fear and spiritual challenges, bringing peace and protection to their lives and the lives of others. [18:58]
Luke 10:19 (ESV): "Behold, I have given you authority to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall hurt you."
Reflection: Who in your life is currently struggling with fear or spiritual attacks? How can you use your spiritual authority to intercede for them today?
Day 4: Standing Firm in Faith
In the face of societal and political challenges, believers are called to stand firm in their faith and values. They are the remnant, a small but powerful group that remains steadfast in God's truth. This calling requires them to use their voices to speak life and righteousness over their nation, ensuring that their actions align with God's will. By standing firm, believers can influence their communities and nations, bringing about positive change and transformation. It is a reminder of the power of faith and the impact it can have on the world. [47:06]
1 Corinthians 16:13-14 (ESV): "Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love."
Reflection: What societal or political challenges are you currently facing that test your faith? How can you stand firm and use your voice to speak life and righteousness today?
Day 5: Trusting in God's Intervention
In prayer, believers seek God's intervention in their nation's affairs, trusting in His timing and power to bring about justice and righteousness. They declare that it is God's turn to act, believing in His ability to transform and awaken their nation. This trust in God's intervention is a testament to their faith in His sovereignty and His plan for their nation. By seeking God's guidance and intervention, believers can be confident that He will bring about a great awakening and transformation, turning the tide in their favor. [49:50]
Habakkuk 1:5 (ESV): "Look among the nations, and see; wonder and be astounded. For I am doing a work in your days that you would not believe if told."
Reflection: What specific national or community issue do you feel burdened to pray about? How can you trust in God's timing and power to bring about change in this area?
Quotes
1. "A new day of the blessing of God where he is calling you out. He's calling you out by name to show you that not only are the hairs of your head numbered, but you've been numbered in the beloved, and God is extending his hand of grace to you and opening up new doors. In fact, there is a Kim that you are in the middle of a job change, and God is saying, stretch your hands, Kim, the one with the job to your right, to the right side of you. And the Lord said you're going to have the right hours, the right benefits, the right pay, the right timing, and the right door is going to begin to open for you." [16:57] (47 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
2. "And here's what I feel. And those of you that are watching, we need to pray specifically. And I'm already watching it. In Exodus 14, there was a moment where God looked through unto the host of the Egyptians through the pillar of fire. Okay. In verse 24, if they'll put it up, this is really important because there's a moment where God inserted himself. And what people often say to me is it seems like evil keeps prevailing. Evil keeps winning. When are we going to win? We're already winning. And you have to go back to Exodus 8 where it looked like everything was even, where there was, you know, the magicians could do everything that, quote, the power of God could do." [39:07] (45 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
3. "And so here's what we have to realize. When they throw out the life of the mother rape, that is like a very, very small percentage. Most of it is it's because of they didn't want the baby because of convenience. And they got into a sexual immoral issue, whatever. So we have to be careful and start getting the law behind it and you start manipulating things. So my thought is take the higher ground always. Take the moral side always. So I don't think it's an issue of being confused. I really don't. So we'll talk about it this Sunday about those initiatives so you in Nebraska know what is just good common moral conscience that you need to consider." [37:31] (54 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
4. "And I say to this nation who is on the Lord's side. When you think about how it's come down to them chanting, kill more babies to others saying, no, we got to fight for the kids. It's who's on the Lord's side. It's Deuteronomy. I set before you life and death, choose life. This is, isn't hard. God is looking at where we stand. And are we going to stand with the rebels like number 16? Remember, God called them all out, the whole nation. And there was, there was a core and 250 rebels. Kind of sounds like a certain percentage of the house and the Congress. And God made them decide as a nation." [41:34] (41 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
5. "And you know what? It came down to 300 men. And you know why? Because they knelt down like this. And they kept their eye on the enemy. Because they realized the only way to deliver their nation is they cannot get caught up in what a lot of Christians are doing. It's all about them. The other 9,700 put their face in the water and lapped up the blessings and took their eye off the nation. Thus, there would be no deliverance to the country or to the nation. That's where a lot of people are at. Because they're just, it's all about them. And they put their head down. I'm not hanging my head. I've been fighting for over four years now. So are you. And we're going to continue to fight." [48:08] (45 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
6. "And here's the thing. The 300 had a warring spirit. They had a different spirit that thought, you know what? I might be thirsty, but I am going to deliver this nation for the sake of the children and others that are not here at this water. Okay? So ultimately, the test came down to this. Their spirit, would they be a warrior? Would they be afraid? Would they just lap up blessings? Second, it came down to how and if they would use their tongue, speak right over your country, vote, right? That's part of your voice. Don't let God disqualify you." [49:50] (44 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
7. "And I decree from that office. Shalom. Shalom. Peace. Over the satellites. Over the electric grids. Peace. Peace over the sun, the moon, the stars. Peace over our election. Peace over the transition. Peace over our waterways and our water, our food supply, our transportation. Peace. Shalom. I speak it. And in the office in which I stand, may your agenda go forth and deliver your people. In the land of grace 5785 Means healing and forgiveness and grace It's your turn now Come on, it's your turn now It's your turn now Father, you know what I mean? 2 Chronicles 7 .14 If the people will do their part Then you will hear from heaven And you will heal their land." [01:11:23] (98 seconds) (Download raw clip | Download cropped clip)
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