Our Old Testament reading is an account of the dedication of the first Temple at Jerusalem. In the reading King Solomon anticipates a day when the Temple would not only be the focus of prayer for the people of Israel but also for foreigners who do not belong to the people of Israel. King Solomon’s words were prophetic. That day would come.
But God had more in store, more than King Solomon could imagine. God would send his Son to be Saviour not only of the remnant of the people of Israel but also of all humankind.
In the message we take a look at how the spiritual forces opposed to God are waging a spiritual war against both believers and those who do not yet believe and the place of prayer in that struggle.
Readings: 1 Kings 8:1, 6, 10–11, 22–30, 41–43; Ephesians 6:10–20; and John 6:56–69
Message: The Place of Prayer in Spiritual Warfare
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