Let's lift up Bantaaj for a good job opportunity and for God's will regarding the pregnancy. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart" (Prov 3:5). Believing for God's provision and guidance! 
Hello everyone! Let's lift up 
**Exam Support:** Let's lift up Saniya's exams happening today (4-5 PM)! Pray for wisdom and success. 
**Healing:** Please pray for Wuilville's brother suffering from breathing issues & chest congestion. Pray for complete healing!
**Careers:** Let's pray for Welall's kids—for guidance away from negative influences and towards fulfilling careers.
**Addiction:** Pray for Grmareirrad's sons to break free from drug addiction and mental challenges.
**Assignments:** Pray for Smuodmir to complete and submit assignments successfully by Saturday.
**Visa & Family:** Eroeruorsor needs prayers for visa applications and family protection.
**Marriage:** Pray for Myraelside's marriage to move forward smoothly.
Tang Wei Ping
Humble Prayer Warrior
Jeremiah 17:20: And say unto them, Hear ye the word of the LORD, ye kings of Judah, and all Judah, and all the inhabitants of Jerusalem, that enter in by these gates: Historical Context: Jeremiah’s ministry took place during a time of spiritual and political crisis in Judah. The people had turned away from God, worshiping idols and neglecting His covenant. The city gates were a key location for addressing these issues because they represented the heart of civic and social life. Judah’s leaders bore significant responsibility for leading the people astray, and their choices affected the entire nation. By standing at the gates, Jeremiah confronted both the leadership and the people directly, calling them to repentance and warning them of the consequences of their actions. Theological Implications: God’s Concern for All People – By sending Jeremiah to the city gates, God demonstrated His desire to communicate His message to everyone, from rulers to common citizens. Accountability of Leaders – The specific mention of the “kings of Judah” highlights the responsibility of leaders to guide their people in righteousness. Public Proclamation of Truth – This verse underscores the importance of boldly proclaiming God’s truth in public spaces, even in the face of opposition. What This Verse Means for Today’s Christian: For Christians today, Jeremiah 17:19 is a reminder of the importance of being bold and public in sharing God’s truth. Just as Jeremiah was called to deliver God’s message at a visible and significant location, we are called to live out and proclaim our faith in the public spaces of our own lives—whether in our workplaces, communities, or online. This verse also challenges us to consider how we respond to God’s instructions. Jeremiah obeyed God’s command without hesitation, even though his message was unpopular. It encourages us to follow God’s leading faithfully, regardless of the challenges we may face. How This Verse Relates to a Loving God: This verse reflects God’s love in His willingness to send a messenger to warn and guide His people. By addressing them at the city gates, God showed His desire to reach everyone, offering them the opportunity to hear His Word and turn back to Him. God’s love is evident in His patience and His repeated attempts to call His people to repentance. How This Verse Connects to Jesus Christ: Jeremiah’s role as a prophet standing at the gates points forward to Jesus, who openly proclaimed the message of the kingdom of God. Jesus often taught in public spaces, reaching people from all walks of life. Like Jeremiah, He confronted leaders and called people to repentance. Jesus is also the ultimate fulfillment of God’s message of salvation. While Jeremiah stood at the gates to warn of impending judgment, Jesus stands as the “gate” through which we can enter into eternal life (John 10:9). His life, death, and resurrection offer the ultimate invitation to reconciliation with God. Questions for Reflection and Discussion: How can we boldly proclaim God’s truth in the public spaces of our life, as Jeremiah did at the city gates? What does this verse teach us about the importance of obedience to God’s call, even when it is challenging or unpopular? How does Jeremiah’s example encourage us to trust God’s ability to use our efforts to reach others? How does Jesus’ role as the “gate” inspire us to share the message of salvation with those around us? Jeremiah 17:19 challenges us to live out our faith with courage and conviction, trusting in God’s ability to use our words and actions to impact others. It reminds us of God’s heart for all people and calls us to join Him in proclaiming His truth and love to the world. Through Christ, we are empowered to faithfully carry out this mission. Prayer for Matthew 28:19: “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,” Praying through Matthew 28:19: Our prayer: Heavenly Father, it is our desire to know You more, to learn more of You, and to become a true disciple of Jesus Christ. Give us a teachable spirit, we pray, so that we may grow in grace. And we pray that You would enable us to go and disciple others in Your strength so that together we come to a knowledge of the truth in Christ Jesus, in Whose name we pray, AMEN.
