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The Power of the Angel of the Lord

Sunday, November 7, 2010
Led by Dennis Jeffries
 
  • Hebrews 13:2  -  entertain angels unawares 
    • *** Do you know of a specific time when you entertained angels? ***
  • Genesis 18:20-21, 19:1-28  -  the angel of the Lord put a hedge around Lot, his wife, and two daughters by making a way for them to come out of Sodom and Gomorrah.
  • Genesis 7:1  -  God protected Noah and his family, eight souls, by calling them into the ark and saving them from the Flood.
    • *** If the end times are going to be like in the days of Lot and Noah, Luke 17:28 and Matthew 24:37, what do you think it will be like for those who don't have the angel of the Lord with them? ***
  • 2 Peter 2:1-9  -  the Lord will deliver the godly 
  • 1 Chronicles 21:1-7, 15-17  -  David leaned on the the numbers instead of God and the angel of the Lord smote all of Israel with a plague. He didn't just punish David, he punished the whole nation.
  • Numbers 16:1-3, 21  -  God protected the righteous by telling them to separate themselves so that he could punish the evil doers
  • Psalm 34:7  -  the angel of the Lord encampeth around the saints to deliver them
  • Daniel 6:22  -  the angel closed the mouths of the lions to protect Daniel
  • Daniel 3:28  -  the angel protected Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the fiery furnace
  • Matthew 25:31-40  -  when you're doing these things your doing them unto Jesus
    • God protected all these people in the Scriptures and He can still protect us like this today!
Prayer Requests:
Ashley Wiggins  -  ultrasound on 11/10, find out gender, make sure every thing is okay
Jamie & Lynn  -  divorce
Prices  -  showing house; trying to sell
Stephanie & Baby  -  home now, doing okay
Mitch Pearson  -  Lyme Disease and spinal meningitis (see prayer requests above)
Jordyn Gourley  -  stage 4 brain cancer (see prayer request page above)
Dennis Jeffries  -  vision and hearing worsening
Carol & Kim  -  traveling on Monday
Dennis's Mom & Carol's Mom  -  living alone
Caleb & Courtney Braker  -  expecting first baby in April 2010
Jen's Mom  -  cancer and upcoming surgeries
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