Understanding And Overcoming Obstacles To Answered Prayers

THE SEED
“If I regard iniquity in my heart, The Lord will not hear.” Psalms 66:18 NKJV

Sometimes, our prayers seem to go unanswered, leaving us puzzled and disheartened. In Psalm 66:18, the psalmist gives us an understanding that if we hold on to sin in our hearts, the Lord will not listen to our prayer. This verse reminds us that we can allow unconfessed sin to become an obstacle to answered prayer. When we hold on to sin, it hinders our connection with God. It is standard that sin is totally against God’s nature and not a allowed practice in His kingdom. Unconfessed sin in our lives causes God to be muted in action to respond to our request. In the presence of God all things must be holy and pure. The only way to overcome the obstacle of sin is to genuinely repent of our sins in the form of transgressions and wrongdoings, to seek forgiveness through Christ our mediator, who has the power and covenant to cleanse our hearts with His precious Blood. When this has been done, we can walk boldly into the presence of the Almighty Father in humility and grace to place our supplication before His merciful throne. If for any reason, through the deception of the devil, we leave our sins unconfessed before God, then we stand to receive God’s wrath by going into His presence unclean and also our efforts to fast and pray would be wasted. The words of King David come to mind in understanding this kingdom principle, when he sought God in Psalm 51 for the sin he committed. Beloved, let’s take a lesson from this psalm and never go into God’s presence with unconfessed sin.

BIBLE READING: Psalm 51:1-10

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, through my Lord Jesus, I genuinely confess all my sins and I receive the spirit of repentance to be cleaned up and receive blessing in your presence. Amen

NINI OYE ATI BIBORI AWON IDIWO SI ESI ADURA TI O TI SE ITEWOGBA

IRUGBIN NAA
“Bí mo bá ka ese sí ọkàn mi, OLUWA kì yóò gbọ́ ohun mi” Sáàmù 66:18

Nígbà míì, ó máa ń dà bíi pé a ò rí ìdáhùn sí àdúrà wa, èyí sì máa ń jẹ́ kó yà wá lẹ́nu, a sì máa kó ìrewesì bá wa. Ninu Orin Dafidi 66:18 , onisaamu fun wa ni oye pe bi a ba di ẹṣẹ mu ninu ọkan wa, Oluwa ko ni gbọ adura wa. Ẹsẹ yìí rán wa létí pé a lè jẹ́ kí ese tí a kò jẹ́wọ́ di ohun ìdènà fún ìdáhùn àdúrà. Nigba ti a ba di ẹṣẹ mu, o ṣe idiwọ asopọ wa pẹlu Ọlọrun. O jẹ boṣewa pe ẹṣẹ lodi si ẹda Ọlọrun patapata ati pe kii ṣe oun ti a gba laaye ni ijọba Rẹ. Ese tí a kò jẹ́wọ́ nínú ìgbésí ayé wa mú kí Ọlọ́run dákẹ́ láti dáhùn sí ìbéèrè wa. Ni iwaju Ọlọrun ohun gbogbo gbọdọ jẹ mimọ. Ọna kan ṣoṣo lati bori idena ẹṣẹ ni lati ronupiwada tootọ ti awọn ẹṣẹ wa ni irisi awọn irekọja ati awọn asise lati wa idariji nipasẹ Kristi alarena wa, ẹniti o ni agbara ati majẹmu lati wẹ ọkan wa mọ pẹlu Ẹjẹ iyebiye Rẹ. Nigbati a ba ṣe eleyi a le rin ni igboya lọ si iwaju Baba Olodumare ni irẹlẹ ati ore-ọfẹ lati gbe ẹbẹ wa siwaju itẹ alaanu Rẹ. Ti o ba jẹ fun idi eyikeyi, nipasẹ ẹtan eṣu, a fi awọn ẹṣẹ wa silẹ laijẹwọ niwaju Ọlọrun, lẹhinna a duro lati gba ibinu Ọlọrun nipa lilọ si iwaju Rẹ ni alaimọ ati pe igbiyanju wa lati gbawẹ ati gbadura yoo di asan. Awọn ọrọ Ọba Dafidi wa si ọkan ni oye ilana ijọba yii, nigbati o wa Ọlọrun ni Orin Dafidi 51 fun ẹṣẹ ti o da. Olufẹ, jẹ ki a gba ẹkọ kan lati inu Saamu yii ki a ma ṣe lọ si iwaju Ọlọrun pẹlu ẹṣẹ ti a ko jẹwọ re.

BIBELI KIKA: Sáàmù 51:1-10

ADURA: Baba Ọrun, nipasẹ Oluwa mi Jesu, Mo jẹwọ gbogbo awọn ẹṣẹ mi nitootọ ati pe Mo gba ẹmi ironupiwada lati di mimọ ati gba ibukun niwaju rẹ. Amin

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