Fresh Hope for Each Generation
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Today get ready to receive a fresh revelation, fresh touch and fresh mandate from the Lord.
In Psalm 78:7, David is encouraging his current generation to set our hope anew on God and obey His commands. We can’t depend or boast on the history what God did in the past, but we need to have fresh personal real relationship with God and visitations from God.
It is necessary in our generation and in this session we see a move of God and revelation of God and people encountering God. This generation that transcends beyond age, nationality & race, setting their hope anew on God, even in the midst of chaos all around us.
As a child of God we need to pray and seek God to make us that men and women, who will be used in this generation and for this generation bringing them back to God and help them encounter God.
Our generation have the opportunity to encounter God and we owe our generation an encounter with Jesus.
So we need to walk in such way, pray in such a way, and worship in such a way that our generation encounters Jesus and experience the glory of God.
The reason our generation doesn’t encounter God is because they have not seen the miracles on a daily basis.
So we have to look for the opportunity to pray for them and stand in the gap and intercede for them and share the gospel to them where ever we go, this way our generation will not forget the glorious miracles of God.
We can teach others only if we have learnt ourselves and practice them and live according to God’s word.
Let we be the people who would constantly obey and demonstrate His commands.
I pray that we will rise up and pray for the revival in our nation, to be used in this generation and to set the hope of our generation afresh on God, and that we will not forget His glorious miracles and obey His commands.
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