Friday, December 8, 2017

“We Need You Lord, Right Now!” by Albert Morgan


  

“We Need You Lord, Right Now!”

Jonathan Butler’s lyrics are simple, but so true.  We need you Lord; we need you Lord right now!  As we look around at our world with it natural disasters, wars and rumors of wars, the uncertain political climate, murders and drugs, we do need the Lord.  The citizens of Bridgeton, as well as the world needs you Lord, right now! 

In a pressured filled world, this devotional is to persuade us to seek the face of God.  It is meant to assist you in setting Godly priorities for your life. May you be encouraged by seeking God’s face for a spiritual awakening for the city of Bridgeton; seeking God’s righteousness for lives to be transformed; seeking God for the joy of His salvation; seeking God for the advancement of the Gospel of the Kingdom; seeking God’s peace for the people of Bridgeton; and seeking Christ the King to reconcile all peoples to Himself. Bible.org points out three important questions.

a)      What does it mean to seek after God?
b)     What does the person look like who seeks after God?
c)      How does a person seek after God?

We hope after completing this devotional you will have the answers.  The members of the Bridgeton Christian Ministers’ Association are a praying association.  We believe in the power of prayer.  We set aside the season of Lent to refocus on building a praying community that seeks the face of God. Psalm 140 (New American Standard) states, “He will fulfill the desire of those who fear Him; He will also hear their cry and will save them. The LORD keepsall who love Him, But all the wicked He will destroy. My mouth will speak the praise of the LORD, And all flesh will bless His holy name forever and ever.”  It is my prayer that the Bridgeton community will join us in reading this devotional and use its principles.

“We lift our hands, and bow to our knees and worship at your throne. 
We need you Lord. We need you Lord, Right now”

God’s Servant
Pastor Albert Morgan, BCMA President

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