Welcome to our service today. It is great to have you here and we would love to invite you to stay after the service and join us for tea and coffee.
When trouble loomed for King Jehoshaphat as his army paled in comparison to the forces united against them, what did he do? He recognised his limitations and knew it was essential to call on God for help. So he reached out to his nation, and prayer support came from all across the land.
Sometimes we can be too proud to ask others to pray with us. When that happens we should remind ourselves of Jehoshaphat’s example – though as king he reigned over his people, he nevertheless called on them to join him in seeking divine intervention. Then as the people began to pray God provided His solution through a prophet and Jehoshaphat had the humility to listen and follow instructions. As a result, his people were saved. There will be times in our lives when we too need to humble ourselves and ask others to pray with us, rather than struggle on alone. God created us in a family, with brothers and sisters in Christ who are there to encourage us, support us and pray with us.
Corporate prayer as we can see from King Jehoshaphat’s example is essential. To that end, can I encourage as many of you as possible to join with us this Wednesday 21st June at 7:30pm, in the lounge for our monthly prayer meeting.
Blessings, Sandra