Boldly Before the Throne of Grace Part 1
Good morning, everyone. Key verse today is Hebrews 416. So let us come boldly to the throne of our gracious God. There we will receive his mercy and we will find grace to help us when we need it, mostly before the throne of grace. Thoughts? How do we gain power in our prayers? How can we move mountains with our words and have authority in our voice to know that what we pray, god would give it to us?
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@YaGirlNikki · 5:00
I have came across a word. A lot of individuals don't know how to pray or even what to say or how to talk to God. But listening to others and attending church is very motivational, and it teaches you how to talk to God. But at the same time, it is your own connection to God, your own relationship on how you pray to Him, because you built that connection. It's individualized. Everyone has a different connection with God, and that's all he wants
As always needed. A outstanding scripture, greatly needed in Hebrews 416 is also the bedrock, a beautiful foundation to remember and grow from when we're in trying times. I'd like to also add Romans three and four to assist when we are asking boldly from our Father. Romans five, three and four says and not only so, but with glory and tribulation. Knowing the tribulations work of patience, repatience experience and experience hope
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Good morning, Nikki. I enjoyed your reply. I thank you for replying. I'm glad the devotional touch you. I am too. My mom took me to church. She was a Sunday school teacher. My parents believed in God. Well, my mom did, my dad doesn't, and that's something I'm still preying on. But, you know, you're right. We all have our different connection relationship with God and always tell people that we're all on different levels
Good morning. Warpig 73. Thank you for always commenting. I love hearing you speak. You have such anointing in your voice and on your life and to hear you speak and cross reference everything, it makes to me the swell, nice and anointed. And I continue you to pray for you. I always pray for you because I feel like we both are doing something the Lord is calling us to do, which to speak to his people