Jubilee Prayer Analysis

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Short Catch to get audience attention: Greetings my brothers and sisters in the Lord. It is of great opportunity to share a message with you. The word might be for everyone, but someone will receive something based on their own circumstances. Let us stand for the reading of the Word of God.
A. Text Scripture: “Therefore, my brothers and sisters, you whom I love and long for, my joy and crown, stand firm in the Lord in this way, dear friends! I plead with Euodia and I plead with Syntyche to be of the same mind in the Lord.”

Prop: God can change you in an instance!
At times we read a passage from the Bible several times and one day you hear it again, your spirit receives it, and the change shifts your thoughts for a new revelation of your season. Praise His Holy Name.

Prayer: Bow your head and let us pray. Dear God, instill in us how to submit so we can lead, despite the pitfalls. In Jesus name. And everybody says, Amen.

Transitional Statement:
When you submit to the obedience of God’s calling on your life, you will recognize something immediately, but gradually feel a power with you. At times this …show more content…

Prior to conversion, his name was Saul, the main character in this sermon, became one of the most empowered apostle ever existed or the astute radical, devoted man of God. Biographically, we can verify that he was a single man, highly educated, spoke several languages, and came from a wealthy middle-class family. The New Testament hardly mention any offspring or a family unit of his own.
Historically, his past was frequently unpleasant, and most people knew this man as an activist against the new Believers rising in the Christian community. He could have inherited a common name, such as our modern-day cop killer, prosecutor, assassinator, spy with a 24-7 radar, murderer, essentially, a Christian slayer. He demonstrated no interest with the gospel preaching individuals in his town, during that