Heaven Land Devotions - I Will Remember The Works of The Lord

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Times of trouble are now upon this nation and we have come under a great increasing darkness. Our personal lives are already being grossly affected by it. Everything is now uncertain and things are getting harder which is casting a darker shadow upon earthly lives.

Many already are facing tough decisions and there are "fears within and fightings without." We are not excluded from it as we are also facing a mountainous trial. The knowledge of it has pressed me back into the familiar fold in prayer for wisdom, strength, counsel and deliverance.

I felt weak when I began to present my cause to the Lord, as it has been awhile since I have had to get myself into gear for the fight. Then I realized perhaps I had let slip the remembrance of the hot fights.

I noticed that in forgetfulness prayer becomes less adventurous, less brave in faith and expectation. I was asking for smaller rather than greater things because "leanness entered into my soul." God gave me a dream last night and in the morning an in-flooding of His life came in and there was power to stand.

We cannot enter into battle or a fight sitting down, but we go first to God and stand because "the word of the Lord standeth fast forever and ever."

And Our "Master is able to make us stand." Romans 14:4.

"The soldier is summoned to a life of active duty, and so is the Christian. The very nature of the calling precludes a life of ease."

~ William Gurnall