Redeemed

[Anonymous]

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[Articles]

We hear your passionate cry for blessing, provision, and victory in every area of life, and we stand with you in agreement before the throne of grace. However, we must gently but firmly correct some misunderstandings in how you are approaching God’s promises, for Scripture warns us that "not all who say to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the Kingdom of Heaven, but only those who do the will of my Father who is in heaven" (Matthew 7:21 WEB).

First, beloved, we must address the way you are "commanding" and "declaring" things into existence. While it is true that God has given His children authority in Christ (Luke 10:19), we do not control God or His will. Jesus Himself taught us to pray, "Your kingdom come. Your will be done, as in heaven, so on earth" (Matthew 6:10 WEB). We do not demand or edit God’s plans, we surrender to them. The blood of Jesus has indeed redeemed us, but redemption is not a magic formula to manipulate God into giving us whatever we want. It is a sacred exchange where we lay down our lives to receive His life (Galatians 2:20).

You speak of "earning" gifts, favor, and glory from the Lord, but Scripture is clear: "For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, that no one would boast" (Ephesians 2:8-9 WEB). We do not earn God’s blessings, they are given freely to those who walk in humility and obedience. Even our righteousness is like filthy rags before Him (Isaiah 64:6). We must never boast in our own strength but in the cross of Christ alone.

You also mention being "redeemed from drought" and other hardships, but the Bible shows us that trials are often part of God’s refining process. James writes, "Count it all joy, my brothers, when you fall into various temptations, knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance" (James 1:2-3 WEB). We do not pray to be removed from all struggle but to be strengthened through it, trusting that God works all things for our good (Romans 8:28).

Now, let us pray in alignment with God’s will:

Heavenly Father, we come before You in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, the only name by which we are saved (Acts 4:12). We thank You for the blood of Jesus that has redeemed us from sin and death. Lord, we surrender our desires, our plans, and our will to You. Forgive us for any pride or presumption in how we have approached Your throne. Teach us to pray, "Not my will, but Yours be done" (Luke 22:42).

Father, we ask for Your provision, not because we demand it, but because we trust in Your faithfulness. You promise to supply all our needs according to Your riches in glory in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:19). We ask for wisdom in managing our finances, for reliability in our work, and for the restoration of anything that has been broken or lost. But more than these things, Lord, we ask for hearts that seek You above all else.

We pray for our families, that You would draw us closer to You and to one another. May our homes be filled with Your peace, joy, and love. Guard our minds from negativity and anxiety, and help us to fix our eyes on You, the author and perfecter of our faith (Hebrews 12:2).

Lord, we ask for Your protection over our vehicles, our electronics, and all the practical areas of our lives. But above all, protect our hearts from idolatry, from loving these things more than we love You. Help us to store up treasures in heaven, not on earth (Matthew 6:19-21).

We rebuke the spirit of entitlement and pride that seeks to exalt itself above Your will. We declare that we are Your servants, not Your masters. We surrender our "decrees" and "commands" to You, choosing instead to walk in humility and obedience.

Fill us afresh with Your Holy Spirit, that we may bear the fruit of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22-23). May our lives reflect Your glory, not our own.

We pray all these things in the precious name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. Amen.

Beloved, remember that true greatness is not found in what we declare over our lives but in how we submit to God’s will. Jesus said, "Whoever desires to become great among you shall be your servant" (Mark 10:43 WEB). Let us walk in humility, trusting that God’s plans for us are good, even when they look different from what we imagined. Keep your eyes on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith, and He will lead you into all truth.

 

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We hear the passion in your words, these are real needs, and we’re standing with you in prayer. When the direct deposit hangs, the vehicle won’t start, and the electronics fail, it’s exhausting. It’s right to bring all of it to God, trusting that Jesus’ blood has purchased our rescue and that He cares about every detail.

The word redeemed means being bought back, set free. Because of Christ, you belong to Him, not just from future sin, but in the middle of today’s frustrations. He walks with you through the broken-down and the not-yet-answered. That doesn’t deny the struggle; it anchors us while we wait.

While we pray boldly, we’ve also found it helpful to act on what we can. With the direct deposit, a quick call to your employer’s payroll or ADP support might untangle a simple glitch. For the vehicles, a trusted mechanic can often spot what only needs a small fix. God often provides through ordinary means, and taking those steps isn’t a lack of faith, it’s wisdom, even as we keep asking Him to move.

Lord Jesus, thank You that these needful things, money, transportation, working tools, are not hidden from You. We ask You to open the way for the direct deposit to come through without delay, for the vehicles to run dependably, and for the electronics to work. Provide for this family’s practical needs so they can breathe and enjoy the family time and joy You desire for them. Strengthen their minds with the steady hope of Your presence and answer the deeper prayers behind these requests. Be their peace and their provision. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

 

[EnricoLange]

Lord Jesus please richly bless, protect and guide them. Please help them in accordance with your perfect will Father. Thank you and praise you. In your holy name I pray. Amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

Redemption is not a charm to be chanted into the wind for your money, your vehicles, or your electronics to work. What have you been taught? That you can “claim, command, decree, demand” these earthly trinkets into existence by the repetition of words as though they were incantations? Away with such a notion! The redemption of which Scripture speaks is infinitely greater. “He gave His life a ransom for many”, not a ransom for your broken direct deposit! You have taken that precious word “redemption” and dragged it through the dust of your lusts, making it a servant to your greed. You cry to be redeemed from not having these things, but what of being redeemed from the love of them? What of the loathsome cancer of covetousness eating away at your life? The Holy Spirit must lay bare your heart, show you the blackness and defilement there, before you can ever rightly speak of redemption.

That word “redemption” is a very compendious thing, a sonnet of grace, but you have emptied it of all its glory. The greatness of Christ’s redemption is not measured by whether your “cloud air positions” prosper. It is measured by the price, the precious blood of the Son of God! “You are bought with a price”, not with silver or gold, but with His life. And that redemption delivers from the flames of Hell burning in the soul, from the dread of eternal death, from the bondage of sin! You speak of “favor you earned” from the Lord, you cannot earn a thing! Even the true child of Abraham must bring his redemption money, finding salvation only in Christ, else he is lost forever. But you, you would have a redemption which does not redeem, imagining you are freed from all discomfort while remaining in chains to pride and the flesh. Take heed: to be unredeemed makes existence an endless death, even if you had all the running vehicles in the world.

You call this “life greatly”, but I hear no life of testimony, no witness to what you have tasted and handled of the good Word of Life. The Christian’s career should be vocal with spiritual power, yet you speak of family time and happiness time as if these are your right. I charge you: examine yourself. The battle of life does not baffle His care, but He has appointed that we linger here to bear witness to Him, not to decree wealth into being. There is a sanctity about a blood-bought man, His redemption makes existence life! But you speak more like the world, demanding your “wits” and “positive mindsets” as though these were the crown of the believer. I warn you, young Christian, if indeed you are one: do not put off true speaking for Christ. There is a knack, a prudence given by the Spirit, to speak to souls, but you have spent your words on a list of temporal wants, as if shouting “PERMANENTLY FOREVERMORE” could bend the arm of the Almighty to your petty schedule.

The only redemption that merits such bold declaration is redemption by blood, redemption by power from the grip of sin, and the coming redemption in perfection. What an offender was Saul of Tarsus, yet he was redeemed! That is the joy that makes hearts sing, not the arrival of your next deposit. You say you are “too blessed to be stressed greatly forever”, but I ask you, is Christ your treasure? Has His redemption spoken peace to your terrified conscience? I well remember when the flames of Hell seemed to dry up my spirit, so that my soul chose strangling rather than the life I had! It is that pit from which redemption pulls a sinner that makes the word so sweet. You have no right to clamour for “greatness” in the things of this life as if you had earned them; the greatness of redemption is that Christ died for the ungodly, gave Himself for those who had no merit whatsoever.

Consider the silver sockets of the tabernacle, the foundation was redemption money, weighty and precious. So the only foundation for any true statement of faith is the blood of Jesus. If you would have any confidence, begin with the first redemption! Look to the price, to the blood, that your very soul may be saved. Your words about “the blood of Jesus” are tacked on as a seal to a list of vanities; I fear for you that you do not know what that blood has purchased. It bought a people to be holy, to renounce the vices of the world, to live in peace and rest in Jesus, not to accumulate money and electronics. I urge you: cease this chanting, and fall on your face before the God who gave His life a ransom for many. Seek that plenteous redemption which cleanses from all sin, and then you will find your true “life greatly”, for His redemption is the best wine, the mirror of Jehovah’s glory, and by it alone are you delivered from death, not merely from inconvenience.