Pray According to the Word of God

 

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“We need to pray according to the will of God. God’s word is God’s will. Therefore, we need to believe and pray according to the word of God.”

1 John 5:14
Now, this is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us.

“I'm so sorry to hear about your difficulties,” I replied to Sue after reading her e-mail requesting pray er about certain problems she was facing. She was gravely ill and in hospital waiting for test results. She had been given a blood transfusion for low haemoglobin. The test results were being held up due to Covid. Adding to her dilemma, Sue had also suffered the loss of a close aunt in recent weeks. She was depressed and angry. Why was all this happening to her? Why was she facing such suffering? Why didn’t God answer her prayers? In her email, Sue said that she had been advised to embrace her pain. She said she was told that suffering is from God; that it was his will for her to endure loss, pain and bad health. She was told to bear her cross. Therefore, Sue willingly accepted her plight. But she was fatigued and disillusioned with life.

In my reply I wrote, “Unfortunately, Sue, many people believe that all natural suffering comes from God. It doesn't. The word of God tells us that the thief comes to kill steal and destroy but Jesus came to bring us abundant life. The thief is the devil. He is the destroyer but abundant life comes from Jesus. However, Jesus did instruct us to bear our crosses as he bore his cross. However, the suffering of the cross that Jesus bore had nothing to do with illness or natural suffering. The day Jesus carried his cross he had been rejected by everyone. The suffering he was enduring – his cross – was because he had sacrificed everything to do God’s will. Jesus was suffering for the sake of righteousness. Jesus was suffering pain and loss because he bore the weight of our sin, not because he was ill in body.

“The meaning of bearing our cross implies suffering for righteousness, as Jesus did. When we are persecuted for following Jesus, we bear the cross. When we suffer injustice for adhering to Godly morals, we bear the cross. However, when we face natural disaster, loss or illness we need to put on the whole armour of God, as it says in God’s word, with courage and determination and so take a stand against the wiles of the Destroyer,” I wrote in my e-mail reply to Sue.

Then I added, “Our comfort comes from knowing that God’s word says that our Father will never leave us or forsake us. By the Holy Spirit, Jesus is with you in the thick of every trial. Nothing will separate you from his love. In the Bible, we read that the trials we face are for our good. They produce patience and endurance in us. It also says that, if we pray and seek Jesus in faith, we will be perfect and complete, lacking nothing. He is our healer, provider and peace”

In closing, I reminded Sue that we need to pray according to the will of God. God’s word is God’s will. Therefore, we need to believe and pray according to the word of God. We need to get into the word of God and get the word of God into us so that we will pray according to his will.

God-tracking is praying according to God’s will. God’s word is God’s will.

IT’S ALL IN THE BIBLE. READ ALL ABOUT IT

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John 10:10
Luke 14:25-33
Ephesians 6:10-18
Romans 8:18-39
James 1:2-8

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

“And I take you at your word when it says that Jesus has come to give me abundant life not pain and suffering.”

“Dear Lord, I realise now that bearing my cross has to do with suffering injustice and suffering for the sake of righteousness, as Jesus did. I realise that this cross also refers to me being willing to surrender everything for the sake of following Jesus. Bearing my cross in not suffering illness or natural disaster. Thank you for your word. I take you at your word when it says that by your wounds we are healed. I take you at your word when it says that you will meet my needs according to your riches in Jesus. And I take you at your word when it says that Jesus has come to give me abundant life, not pain and suffering. Amen!”s

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

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Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

It’s Better to Trust in the Lord

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“If we acknowledge the Lord in all our ways and put our hope in him (not man) then we can trust him to direct our paths without leaning on human understanding.”

2 Chronicles 16:9
For the eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose heart is loyal to Him

King Asa was king of Judah. David’s kingdom had split in two, Israel to the north and Judah to the south. Asa’s heart was originally set on serving the God of David but, sadly, when Baasha, king of Israel, came up against Asa, Asa did not seek the leading of God but sought the support of the king of Syria in his stand against Baasha. So, God sent his prophet, Hanani, to confront the king. “Because you have relied on the king of Syria, and have not relied on the Lord your God, therefore the army of the king of Syria has escaped from your hand,” he said to the king. Previously, when the Ethiopians and the Libyans came against Asa he sought the Lord and he was victorious, However, now, due to his lack in seeking God, Asa would face a life of conflict. Thus was the demise of Asa, king of Judah.

Asa put his confidence in the guidance of man instead of the guidance of God. He had forgotten how the Lord his God had intervened and delivered him in the past. In his attempt to impress man, he ignored the counsel of his Lord. Asa foolishly believed that Ben-hadad king of Syria would help him in his struggle. Indeed, Asa was victorious over Baasha, king of Israel, but, due to his infidelity toward his God, he lost the favour of the Lord and suffered debilitating wars until the end of his reign. Asa failed miserably for not trusting in his Lord.

God’s word to us today is, let us trust in the guidance and support of the Lord our God and not that of man. Too many times we seek the counsel of man over the counsel of the Lord. Your Lord knows your future (he is already in your tomorrow) and he knows the plans he has for you; plans for a future and a hope. So, let’s seek his will for every decision we make through prayer and Scripture. If we acknowledge the Lord in all our ways and put our hope in him (not man) then we can trust him to direct our paths without leaning on human understanding.

God-tracking is seeking God’s counsel above all.

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2 Chronicles 16
Psalm 118:8-9
Jeremiah 29:11
Proverbs 3:5-6

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“I choose to acknowledge you in all my ways and trust you to guide my steps every day.”

“O Lord, forgive me for looking for the counsel of man above the counsel of the Holy Spirit. Forgive me for looking to impress other people rather thanaa depending on your guidance for the decisions I make. I turn my gaze Godward and seek your hand in all I do. Help me to hear your voice through Scripture and your Spirit above the din of human opinions. I know that you know my future and have my best interests at heart. Therefore, I choose to acknowledge you in all my ways and trust you to guide my steps every day. Amen.”

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

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Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Watch & Wait

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“He knows your past from your future and his word to you will bear fruit. Set your gaze on his hand and wait for his every move.”

Psalm 130:5
I wait for the Lord, my soul waits, and in His word I do hope. 

My first dog, as a child, was a cross boxer Rhodesian ridgeback named Nibs. He was like a big brown teddy bear. As a small child I could hang on his neck, pull his ears and ride on his back without so much as a whimper from him.

Like all dogs, Nibs had the habit of begging for food. If I ate a sandwich near him, Nibs would sit patiently by my side drooling while watching my every move in the hope that a crumb or two would drop from the table. If I moved my hand left, with peaked ears, Nibs’ head would move left. If I moved my hand right his head would move right. In fact, he wouldn’t take his eyes off the sandwich in my hand. Nibs would diligently watch with intense anticipation waiting for me to toss him a slice of salami.

I remember one time, not too long ago, I was seeking the Lord about a certain opportunity that had presented itself to me. It was a very exciting opportunity that would benefit many people including me. I was, however, not sure of the timing of the whole prospect. I’d been praying about this opening for some time and was convinced that the Lord wanted me to take the leap. However, the burning question was, “When?” One day, while I was still praying about it, the Lord led me to just these four words in the Bible: “Wait for the Lord.” So, wait I did.

Unbeknown to me there were several elements at work within my prospective opportunity that I was unaware of. I waited and watched like a dog watching every move of his master’s hand. One Sunday morning after church, just a few weeks after I had heard the Holy Spirit whisper those four words to me, God opened the way forward to move into this anticipated new venture. God’s ways are not our ways and our ways are not God’s ways but he will always watch over his word to perform it.

Perhaps there is a new opportunity presenting itself to you at this time. It could be that you have been hoping and praying about it for a while but you’re uncertain of when to act. Perhaps you’re feeling insecure at taking the plunge, as I did. If that’s you then know this, the Lord is your hope and your certainty. He knows your past from your future and his word to you will bear fruit in his time.

Like a dog watching for a crumb to drop from his master’s hand, set your gaze on his hand and wait for his every move. Those who wait for the Lord will renew their strength.

God-tracking is watching every move of your Master’s hand

READ ALL ABOUT IT

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Isaiah 55:8-11
Jeremiah 1:12
Psalm 71:5-6
Isaiah 40:31
Psalm 37:34

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“Dear God, open this opportunity up at just the right time and please help me to make the most of it with all wisdom and grace.”

“Father I know that my times are in your hands – my business, my relationships, my recreation and my future. I’m sorry that I have taken my eyes off your hand and looked at my feet while treading this path of life. Only you hold the keys to my blessings and my successes; only you know the exact moment for everything to work out in my life. I choose, therefore, to fix my eyes on your every move, O Lord. I choose to wait for you and keep your ways. Dear God, open this opportunity up at just the right time and please help me to make the most of it with all wisdom and grace. Amen.”

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

Listen to GodTracker podcasts by Dudley Anderson at, godtracker.co.uk/godtracker-podcasts

Unless otherwise noted, all Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

What Ifs into Even Ifs

 

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“Even if disaster strikes, keep your eyes on Jesus and trust the grace of God to empower you through every trial of life. Grace is God’s doing and God will do it for you!”

Psalm 119:105
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path 

I think grace is the most profound characteristic of our God’s nature. God is high and exalted. He is our supreme majesty and creator of the vast expanse of the universe. Yet, because of his love for us, his grace has restored our relationship with him after we rejected his holiness and fell into sin. Grace is God’s doing and he did it when he sent Jesus to die for our sins. Grace is God’s doing and he is still doing it in our lives to empower us to live in daily victory. It is the grace of God that turns our what-ifs into even ifs.

Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were three Jewish men who, while Israel was in exile to Babylon under the rule of Nebuchadnezzar, refused to bow to an image of the king. They knew the grace of Yehovah, their God, would sustain them as they faced the consequences that would follow.

Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were arrested, tried and sentenced to death by burning in a fiery furnace. Yet, they had confidence that their mighty God would deliver them. They knew that grace was God’s doing and his grace would empower them to endure the flames. However, on this side of the furnace, they faced great what-ifs. What if they could not resist? What if they suffered immense pain? What if they died in the fire?  Nonetheless, they had confidence in the grace of God and trusted him to deliver them. These boys replied to the king, “But even if he does not, we want you to know, Your Majesty, that we will not serve your gods or worship the image of gold you have set up.”

Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego’s God is your God today if you acknowledge Jesus as Lord of your life. What if you face trials of every kind? What if there’s a new world war? What if the economy teeters on the edge of collapse? So, what if a new deadly pandemic breaks out across the world? What if you lose your job, contract cancer, or lose all you hold dear? Well, even if disaster strikes, keep your eyes on Jesus and trust the grace of God to empower you through every trial of life. Grace is God’s doing and God will turn your what-ifs into even ifs.

God-tracking is trusting God’s grace even if calamity strikes

READ ALL ABOUT IT

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Daniel 3 (NIV)
James 1:2-4


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“Even if I face a fiery furnace, O Lord, I know that you are with me in it and, by your grace, you will bring me out the other side.”

“Dear Lord, I know you are in total control of the affairs of man. I know you are in total control of my life and the lives of my loved ones. So, I place my confidence squarely in you and trust your grace to bring me through every trial of life. What if calamity strikes? Well, like Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego I declare today, even if I face a fiery furnace, O Lord, I know that you are with me in it and, by your grace, you will bring me out the other side without so much as the smell of smoke on my clothes. Thank you, Abba Father, for your grace. Amen.” 

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

Listen to GodTracker podcasts by Dudley Anderson at, godtracker.co.uk/godtracker-podcasts

Do Life with All Your Might

 

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“Dear GodTracker, as you seek and track the plans of God for your life, whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might. God has not called you to be more than you are, he has called you to be all that you are.”

Ecclesiastes 9:10
Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with your might. 

One of my favourite expressions is, God has not called you to be more than you are, he ha

s called you to be all that you are. This expression is based on scripture that reminds us that whatever we do in life should be done unto God, with all our might. All is the smallest biggest word in the English language. Only three letters but the word means everything. Therefore, by God’s grace and by his strength, everything that I do in my life should be done to the best of my ability and with complete commitment; being all I am for him.

There is one Bible character who is the epitome of commitment. His name is Jesus. Jesus’ devotion and commitment to his cause are evident from an early age. When he was only twelve, Jesus travelled with his parents to Jerusalem for a religious festival. When his parents set out to return to Nazareth, they did not realise the young Jesus was not with them. After days of travel, they discovered that he was missing and must have been left back in Jerusalem. (They travelled in very large caravans in those days so they didn’t miss him, to begin with.) When Mary and Joseph returned to Jerusalem they found the young Jesus in the temple, committed to worship and service. It is clear from the whole of Jesus’ life that he did everything with all his might. Jesus was all his Father called him to be, even unto death.

In this day and age of soft living and egotistic motivation, as followers of Jesus, may we be different to the world. Let us fix our eyes on Jesus and follow his example of commitment and diligence. Whether our work is cleaning toilets or managing large corporations, may we live out the integrity of who we are in Christ by showing the world that we are hardworking, conscientious and devoted workers. God’s word calls us to do all we do in life in the name of Jesus. It tells us, whatever we do, to do it heartily, as unto the Lord and not unto men, knowing that, in the Lord, our labour is not in vain.

So, dear GodTracker, as you seek and track the plans of God for your life, whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might. God has not called you to be more than you are, he has called you to be all that you are.

God-tracking is doing life with all your might

READ ALL ABOUT IT

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Ecclesiastes 9:10-11
Hebrews 12:2
Colossians 3:17,23
1 Corinthians 15:58

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

“Jesus, commit my work to you. I choose to do it with all my might as unto you and not for any man.”

“Dear Lord, I apologise for being slapdash. Forgive me if I have insulted your integrity by being half-hearted and uncommitted in my work and responsibilities. Today, I choose to follow your example of commitment and diligence. Jesus, I commit my work to you. I choose to do it with all my might as unto you and not for any man. All I do in life I do in the name of Jesus and to your glory. Dear Lord, I know in you my labour is never in vain. Amen.”

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

Listen to GodTracker podcasts by Dudley Anderson at, godtracker.co.uk/godtracker-podcasts

Tracking the Trails of Life

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“Let’s be sure, as we seek to live our lives according to the plans of God that we look out for the little marker posts of God’s track along the trails of life while following the guidance of his great trail map, the Bible.”

Psalm 119:105
Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path

Years back, when I was still young and fit, I set out on an 80- kilometre hike with my youth group. The hike was called the Soutpansburg Trail. The Soutpansberg is a range of mountains in far northern South Africa located in Vhembe District, Limpopo. The region of vast forests and high mountains is very beautiful. It was a tough remote hike. We had a good leader and I remember him telling us how important it was for us to keep our eyes peeled for the trail markers along the way.

Every few kilometres there would be a post along the trail with a yellow arrow painted on it and details of the distance to the next hut. If we messed a marker we’d trek for miles before realising our error. Then we would need to backtrack until found the point where we left the trail. Not an easy feat, given the fact that every tree looks the same after one has hiked passed hundreds of similar-looking trees.

Tracking the will of God can be like trekking along a hiking trail. We need to keep our spiritual eyes peeled for every marker of God’s directions along the way. Fortunately, our hiking trail comes with a printed guide. The Bible is our map in following the trail of God’s plans. Sometimes a direction post of God’s trail for our lives will pop up in life with clear markings of the way to go but, for the most part, we need to be sure we keep the scriptures at hand to guide us along the path of life. 

The Holy Bible is the greatest aid you and I have at our disposal in seeking and tracking the will of God. The Scriptures are God-breathed and useful in not only directing us along the path but also training us for the great hike of life. For instance, in Proverbs, we are directed to trust in God’s plans and not lean on our own understanding. Then we are exhorted to acknowledge God in all our ways so that he will direct our paths.

So, let’s be sure, as we seek to live our lives according to the plans of God, that we look out for the little marker posts of God’s directions along the trails of life while following the guidance of his great map, the Bible. Beware, missing his markers will cause you to go off the trail. This will greatly fatigue you and cause you to need to back up in life until you return to the point where you left the track.

God-tracking is watching out for his markers on the trail of life

READ ALL ABOUT IT

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2 Timothy 3:14-17
Proverbs 3:5-6

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SO, DON’T GIVE UP, LOOK UP & PRAY

“Help me to see the little direction signposts you plant along the trail and help he to stay true to following your great roadmap, the Bible.”

“Oh dear Lord, I have missed your marker for this trail I’m on. Forgive me for being complacent and not reading your word. I choose to reaffirm that I acknowledge you in all my ways and trust you to guide my footsteps along my hike. I trust you to lead me and keep me true to your track. Help me to see the little direction signposts you plant along the trail and help me to stay true to following your great roadmap, the Bible. Amen.”

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

Listen to GodTracker podcasts by Dudley Anderson at, godtracker.co.uk/godtracker-podcasts

Investing in Paradise

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“Seeking the will of God is letting go of worldly values and laying up treasures of love, joy, peace, patience, goodness, faithfulness, kindness, gentleness and self-control.”

Matthew 6:21
For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

Jesus taught a parable about a man who found a treasure in a field. He was so excited about the prospects of acquiring this treasure that he immediately returned home and set about selling all his possessions to be in a position to buy the field where the treasure lay. He might have owned a great many possessions, perhaps a house, several donkeys or sheep. I could imagine his sense of loss when he sold his beloved faithful horse. But the treasure he found was great, far greater than anything he owned. This treasure was greater than his attachment to material goods. This treasure was precious, worth letting go of his home and valuables to acquire. This man was sold-out for a treasure of great worth.

Jesus likened the kingdom of God to a treasure of great worth, worth every iota of our lives. Like the man in this story, to seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness we need to be sold out for Jesus. The kingdom of God is not a physical tangible commodity, it's a domain of glory, goodness, peace and purpose. The kingdom of God is like an eternal bank account, filled with the abundant blessings and provision of the glory of the riches of God in Christ Jesus. It’s a bank account in which you if you are sold-out for Christ, can invest. Jesus said, “store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where moths and vermin do not destroy, and where thieves do not break in and steal.”

God-tracking is all about seeking the will of God. Seeking the will of God is seeking the kingdom principles of God. Seeking the will of God is letting go of worldly values and laying up treasures of love, joy, peace, patience, goodness, faithfulness, kindness, gentleness and self-control. Seeking the will of God is being a sold-out believer who invests in heaven.

God-tracking is investing in paradise

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Matthew 13:44-45
Matthew 6:33
Philippians 4:19
Matthew 6:19-21
Galatians 5:22-23

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I want to be sold out for Jesus. Help me Lord, to lay up treasures in heaven.

“Dear God, I’m sorry for being so consumed with this world. I have treated my material life far too intensely. Forgive me, O Lord. I choose now to lay down my worldly life to be consumed with things of your kingdom. I choose to let go of everything I hold dear to seek first your kingdom and your righteousness. I know, my Lord, that your word promises that if I do this, then all I will ever need for life and living will be given to me as well. I want to be sold out for Jesus. Help me Lord, to lay up treasures in heaven. To your glory. Amen.”

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What is GodTracker?
GodTracker is a weekly e-mail devotional, written by Dudley Anderson, based on the premise that God has a plan for our lives. His Word calls us to seek his plan by acknowledging him in all our ways and by tracking his purposes, in faith.

Listen to GodTracker podcasts by Dudley Anderson at, godtracker.co.uk/godtracker-podcasts