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Pray for our Leaders
Pray for our Leaders
Pray for our Leaders
Sunday 22nd August 2021
Shan from 'The Recovery Pastor Podcast' discusses Psalm 72's relevance today, encouraging prayers for leaders and righteous living.
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May he defend the afflicted among the people and save the children of the needy...this last reference is to the messiah, the call of the lord to be righteous through the king. He will bring righteousness and he will reign on the earth after the time of tribulations. So I do believe this is a type of prayer that we need to be praying every day.
Ever wondered how ancient scriptures can guide us in modern times? In this episode of 'The Recovery Pastor Podcast', Shan delves into Psalm 72, a prayer from the Old Testament that resonates even today. Shan kicks things off by reading the prayer, originally for Solomon, and reflects on its relevance for our current leaders. He emphasizes the importance of praying for those in power, hoping they rule with righteousness and compassion. Shan doesn’t just stop at the historical context.
He draws parallels between the duties of a king and our everyday responsibilities. The episode is filled with thought-provoking insights on how we can all strive to be a blessing to others, much like the prayer asks of Solomon. Shan encourages listeners to embody these principles in their daily lives, making decisions that uplift and support their communities. The episode wraps up with Shan reminding everyone that faith isn't just about belief; it's about action.
He calls on listeners to put their 'Faith Feet' into motion, creating positive ripple effects in their surroundings. If you're curious about how an ancient prayer can still inspire us today, this episode offers a fresh perspective on leadership, faith, and daily living.