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EPISODE · May 24, 2019 · 50 MIN

Ordinary People Invited to do Extraordinary things with God

from Bible Study Company: Podcast for Pewsitters · host Ric and Mary Joyner

When does God use people? Is it random? Or does God use people who are concerned that His will is carried out? The altar of incense is connected to the extraordinary events leading up to Christ's birth. Our prayers matter to God. We are in Luke 1 rather than Exodus 30. Our discussion opens in Luke 1 to ordinary people invited to participate in prophetic fulfillment! Everyone in Luke 1 are concerned with God's Will being carried out IN their lives daily. Remember, our highest purpose is to worship and serve God by ministering to Him. (Exodus 28:1) The priest Zachariah was selected by lot to serve in the temple to take care of the altar of incense. (not an accident) Zachariah has a supernatural encounter with an angel. This angel brings Zachariah long-awaited news about a child to Zachariah and his wife. This child's mission is to call people back to God through repentance of their sins. This angel is standing by the altar of incense! Our previous podcasts discussed that the altar of incense is a picture of our honest prayers dealing with sin in our lives. And here it is that God is moving to start His promise-keeping to the world to send us a Savior! How do we become involved in the prophetic events of God? Lets' find out with Podcast for Pewsitters Ric and Mary Joyner.

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