Pensamientos sobre el Verso de Hoy
La oración es más que pedir. La oración es más que alabar. La oración es más que pedir o interceder. Más que arrodillarnos o humillarnos. La oración es esperar que Dios nos quiera presentes, esperar que Dios nos escuche, esperar a que Dios nos encuentre en la hora de la oración y que hará lo que es mejor para nosotros y los que amamos.
Thoughts on Today's Verse...
When I read this verse, I remember Richard Melton, a beloved elder in a church where I once preached and a dedicated prayer warrior. He would quote this verse every morning before he entered into prayer. He often quoted this verse with tears in his eyes because he did expectantly wait for the Lord to join him and to answer! Why the tears? Because prayer is so much more — more than we realize and more than we can explain. It is more than making requests. It is more than offering praise. It is more than giving thanks. It is more than interceding for others. It is more than the positions we use to pray — kneeling, prostrating, or bowing before God. Prayer is us knowing God wants us there and loves when we "wait in expectation" for him and his answers to our prayers. Prayer is expecting God to act and bring his redemption in response to our prayers. It is eagerly expecting that God will meet us in our prayer time and do what is best for us, and those for whom we pray.
Mi oración
Padre Amado y Dios Eterno, gracias por encontrarme en este momento de oración. Sé que me escuchas y que te importa lo que comparto contigo. Gracias por prestar atención a alguien como yo y por aceptarme como tu hijo precioso. Gracias en el nombre de Jesús, Amen.
My Prayer...
Loving Father and Eternal God, thank you for meeting me in this prayer time. I know you hear me and care about what I share with you. Thank you for paying attention to someone like me and accepting me as your precious child. Thank you! O ^LORD,^ I wait in expectation to see you move in the lives of people for whom I pray. In Jesus' mighty name. Amen.
