Intercession and Calling, Part II: Intercession

Thanks for visiting my blog, Serving Bread. Here you'll read stories, insights, reflections and ramblings from a campus minister, father, husband and Jesus-follower. If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to the RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!

(Part I)

THE GIFT OF INTERCESSION

LifeBut rather than turn to hopelessness when confronted by discouragement, we can turn to intercession. By going to God, we gain truth. We gain truth about the situation. We may see spiritual realities and have a much better and informed perspective about the situation at hand and the realities of the world. Out of our time with God, our calling will be informed. We will see how God is calling us into the “hell of people’s lives.”

And when we are with God, God will empower us with wisdom (James 1.5). And he will equip us with what we need to enter into the realities of our world and to confront whatever the situation may be.

I believe we have a choice. We have a choice to respond by interceding and going before God or we can dwell in our hopelessness. Our response to discouragement will inevitably shape our calling and sense of mission.

-----
If you enjoyed this post, be sure to grab the RSS feed. Also, please take a moment to submit this post through "Share This" above.
-----

Related Posts:

Intercession and Calling, Part III: The Choice
Intercession and Calling, Part VI: Conclusions
Intercession and Calling, Part V: Personal Case Study
Intercession and Calling, Part IV: A Biblical Case Study
Resources

0 Responses to “Intercession and Calling, Part II: Intercession”


  1. No Comments
  1. 1 Intercession and Calling, Part V: Personal Case Study at Serving Bread

Leave a Reply