The Worship Initiative Daily: Prayer Room

This week considers the different ways the Bible commands us to “fear not” and how we are to combat those fears. We are also given another command in scripture to “fear God.” This episode will allow listeners to think through what it means to rightly fear the Lord. 

 

Scripture Referenced: Psalm 33:8-21

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We have a formidable enemy who is cunning and seeks to steal, kill and destroy in our lives. But, we have an even greater God who pushes back the darkness and protects us like a powerful, yet gentle shepherd. This episode explores Psalm 23 and the protection that is ours in Christ. 

 

Scripture Referenced: Psalm 23:4-6

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With the global pandemic, wars being waged and mental health related deaths on the rise, it feels as though we’ve never been more susceptible to the fear of death. We are bombarded with the harsh reality that life here on earth can be short and full of heartache. But, we live with the light of eternity in mind - a forever home in perfect union with our Father in Heaven!

 

Scripture Referenced: Psalm 116:3-9

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Perhaps the biggest topic of conversation in society right now centers around anxiety. With all of the pandemic, political and world news circulating, it’s no wonder that our anxiety has skyrocketed. This episode explores what the Bible has to say about fearing the future and how turning to the Lord is our greatest hope. 

 

Scripture Referenced: Psalm 16:5-11

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The fear of man can cause us to be silent, when we should speak up and can make us freeze instead of act. It can damage relationships and often leaves us feeling empty and anxious. This episode will help listeners see how the Bible addresses our fear of man and how to fight against it. 

 

Scripture Referenced: Psalm 56:1-11

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Throughout scripture, trees are mentioned more than any living thing other than humans or God. This week we have been reading, reflecting, and praying about how God uses trees from Genesis through Revelation as an image of creation, promises, prophecy, redemption, freedom, and flourishing. Today, we will read about how humans are like trees, capable of flourishing or falling depending on where they are rooted.

 

Scripture referenced: Psalm 1, Matthew 13:18-23

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Throughout scripture, trees are mentioned more than any living thing other than humans or God. This week we have been reading, reflecting, and praying about how God uses trees from Genesis through Revelation as an image of creation, promises, prophecy, redemption, freedom, and flourishing. Today, we will consider how Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed, and how the Tree of Life will give abundant fruit in the future kingdom of God, granting us full freedom with God for all eternity.

 

Scripture Referenced: Matthew 13:31-32, Revelation 22:1-5, 16-21

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Throughout scripture, trees are mentioned more than any living thing other than humans or God. This week we have been reading, reflecting, and praying about how God uses trees from Genesis through Revelation as an image of creation, promises, prophecy, redemption, freedom, and flourishing. Today, we will read the story of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane leading to his ultimate crucifixion as the perfect and sufficient sacrifice for all sin on a tree in a high place.

Scripture Referenced: Matthew 26:36-45, John 19:16-18, 1 Peter 2:21-24

 

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Throughout scripture, trees are mentioned more than any living thing other than humans or God. This week we have been reading, reflecting, and praying about how God uses trees from Genesis through Revelation as an image of creation, promises, prophecy, redemption, freedom, and flourishing. Today, we will explore three specific passages from the prophecy of Isaiah that uniquely highlight trees, mountains, and plants.

 

Scripture referenced: Isaiah 1:27-30, Isaiah 10:33-11:5, 10, Isaiah 41: 17-20

Throughout scripture, trees are mentioned more than any living thing other than humans or God. This week we have been reading, reflecting, and praying about how God uses trees from Genesis through Revelation as an image of creation, promises, prophecy, redemption, freedom, and flourishing. Today, we will read the story of Noah and Abraham, and how they encountered God often at trees on high places.

 

Scripture referenced: Genesis 6:11-14, Genesis 8:2-5, 18-21