Jesus’ words.
He must have had an “agreeable” character—one that didn’t rebel against His
Father—and didn’t sass His mother. Then He taught His disciples that if they
agree about something, ask Him and His Father would take care of it. Nice
arrangement. So can you agree about something with someone? If it is in God’s
will—not just that you want to win the lottery—ha ha—then ask Jesus and God the
Father will take care of it for you.
Training Tip – Have a three-legged race with your children.
Quietly tell each child of a two person team whose legs are tied together where
to run or walk—but tell them to go to different places. Ready, Set, Go! Of course
they will be falling over. Laugh together and explain that they have to be a
team and head for the same goal—they have to agree to go to the same place. Again
…Ready, Set, Go! Now, agreeing on the same goal and working together they’ll
make it to the end of the race. This illustrates the idea of agreeing with
others. Talk about how that can apply to prayer and asking God together for the
same thing.
Lord God, together my friends and I are agreeing and
asking that You hear our prayers for our children and grandchildren. Help them to develop a strong self-esteem that is rooted in the realization that they
are Your children, God. Your creation—created like Your Son, Jesus (Ephesians 2:10).
All
scripture quoted from the New American Standard Bible (NASB) unless otherwise
noted.
© 2013 by Mickey M.
Hunacek. All rights reserved.
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