Father, The kings of Israel and Judah display a downward spiral. May we learn from them that unrepentant rebellion leads to further rebellion. Rebellion is a downward spiral. Enable us to see that the root problem of the kings was not their behavior. Their evil actions were the fruit of their evil, unbelieving hearts. Their … Continue reading Kings Contrasted
Author: Bill Whittington
A Prayer for Brother Shepherds
Father, I pray for my brother shepherds as they shepherd Your people. There will be many emotions in the days ahead with election results, the rioting in different locations, COVID fatigue, and normal struggles. May they shepherd Your flock with care and patience. May they lead them to the all-sufficient Savior and not to themselves. … Continue reading A Prayer for Brother Shepherds
Showing Perfect Courtesy on Election Day – A Short Reminder
Take a few minutes to read Titus 3:1-11. Meditate on Paul's instruction. We are commanded to have proper interaction with all people based on a proper understanding of the Gospel. When we understand that we are all born foolish and sinful, we are not as fast to be impatient and discourteous. When we understand that … Continue reading Showing Perfect Courtesy on Election Day – A Short Reminder
Make Us Servant Leaders – 1 Kings 12
Lord, King Rehoboam refused the advice of the elders to rule as a servant of the people. He chose oppression and ungodly power. The kingdom was divided between two ungodly leaders who went their own way. Your way to leadership and greatness is service. You have said that the one who wishes to be great … Continue reading Make Us Servant Leaders – 1 Kings 12
Trust in the Lord Not a President – A Short Reminder
"Put not your trust in princes, in a son of man, in whom there is no salvation. When his breath departs, he returns to the earth; on that very day his plans perish." Psalm 146:3-4 We need to keep a biblical focus as the election is underway. There are so many who are placing their … Continue reading Trust in the Lord Not a President – A Short Reminder
Prayer From 1 Kings 10-11
Father, Solomon was greatly blessed. He had everything. He had riches and power and wisdom. Yet, in the end, he had nothing. While he kept the riches, he turned from You. He did not trust You. He disobeyed your commands. He took hundreds of wives as if they were possessions. He followed after their gods. … Continue reading Prayer From 1 Kings 10-11
The Counsel of His Will – A Short Reminder
A repeated theme of every election is predictions. It seems like everyone wants to predict who will win. One of my favorite parts of elections is listening to different news stations on election day to hear their predictions. I also enjoy the aftermath when the real results are out. You may have taken part in … Continue reading The Counsel of His Will – A Short Reminder
The Lord Reigns – A Short Reminder
As we near the election, let's remember who is in charge of this universe. Take a few minutes to meditate on Isaiah 6, Isaiah 40, Matthew 28:16-20, Revelation 19-22, and their cross references. Behold your God. He reigns. The Lord Jesus Christ is at the Father's right hand. All authority is His. He is seated … Continue reading The Lord Reigns – A Short Reminder
The Most Important Election – A Short Reminder
With the election upon us, we may be tempted to distractions and lies. As I talked to a pastor friend recently, he mentioned how every election since he turned 18 has been called "the most important election." You have probably heard that this is the most important election. 2024, 2028, 2032, will be "the most … Continue reading The Most Important Election – A Short Reminder
Riches in Christ – Praying 1 Kings 5-7
Father, When we read about the riches in Solomon's Temple and palace, we marvel. How rich Solomon was! How powerful! What a marvel the Temple must have been! Yet, the treasures of Solomon are nothing compared to Jesus and the riches we have in Him. Immanuel, God with us, has come and tabernacled with us. … Continue reading Riches in Christ – Praying 1 Kings 5-7








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