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Waiting

2 Chronicles 7: 13-19
Psalm 139: 23-24

Waiting, an act of Worship grows the relationship with the Mighty Triune God.

Psalm 139: 23-24 asks for a clear picture of a person so that the child of God can repent and ask for God's guidance on the road to Him through revival and restoration to God's family.

2 Chronicles 7: 13-19 explains clearly what the children of God must do and why.

Verse 13 explains the events in the physical and spiritual world - drought, destruction, disease
Verse 14 outlines the four step of the believer in responding to God
     a) humble yourself - get rid of false pride
     b) pray - read the word,cry out to God earnestly for His reign
     c) repent - regret the wrong done
     d) turn from sin and wicked behavior
Verse 15-16 then God will hear and bless his children
Verse 17 - But we must serve God with Gladness, like David
Verse 18 - God's promise to all of his Children - Jew/Christ follower - Jesus, the Savior
Verse 19 - BUT we must follow the rein of God and faithfully obey His Word.

GIVE THANKS TO GOD IN ALL THINGS!

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