<b>DAILY CRY</b>

The bible did not say we would have a smooth sail all through John 16:33, but thank God Jesus had overcame the world for us. So in times when your fellow is in trouble, what do you do? Have you learned about staying in gap, i mean watching for brethren.

It is very neccesary that we learn to stand in gap for each other in time of trouble. Don't just say words of prayer for yourself alone, remember others. Acts 12:15, the combine faith and prayer of the church worked for peter in the prison.

Your pastor also need prayer, don't think because they are annointed they dont need your prayer, you can watch for them (i mean standing in gap in place of prayer) . Ephesians 6:19 see Paul with the way he was full of anointing still asked that they should pray for him so that he can receive the right word.

Luke 22:32, if Jesus didn't pray for Peter, who knows what would have befell him. You need to pray for brethren even when you feel they are backsliding and not keeping the standard. That friend of yours who's salvation you doubt needs prayer and not rejectection Galatians 6:1.

Mathew 26:40, what Jesus said then may not be understood by his disciples, but they later understood by the time they have received the holy spirit and applied it in Act 12:15. There is a need to stand in gap for brethren before things are wrong or when things are not smooth.

I cry, are you full of yourself during prayer? Don't you think it is neccesary to stand in gap for others? That brother or sister may be weak, try and watch for them. Your pastor may be in a turbulent period watch for them.
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