Day forty: Intimacy with Daddy gives us a burden for souls

Why do we intercede?

It is because of souls.

Pastor Daniel Hammond taught me something I will never forget: the territory of the Kingdom of God is a soul. Which means that when we win more souls to Jesus, the Kingdom of God gains more territory.

Daddy's Kingdom coming means that His rule, His reign should dwell richly in the hearts of men.

Beloved, I am learning that the desire for souls, I mean true and authentic desire for souls, is birthed out of intimacy with the Father.

Beloved, once you grow in your fellowship with Daddy, you feel His heart on all issues...especially those concerning souls. You get furious when you see the devil taking over the life of a person and your heart aches for the individual.

I say true and authentic desire because some people treat souls like money. They think that soulwinning is just a green card to make Heaven and fulfill spiritual principles which guarantee Daddy's favour.

Baby, you need to know that although indeed, you will attract favour from the Lord by engaging these principles, Daddy looks at your motives and searches your heart to know the reason for your action.

I trust God that I will get to the point where I am able to move about to preach His Word fearlessly. While I wait, I will not cease to make Him known through my writings and my words and I will not cease praying for those He lays on my heart to pray for.

I have also come to realise that whenever He places someone on my heart to pray for, one thing Holy Spirit leads me to pray for is that they may know Him. I believe in growth and I know that we will grow in soulwinning.

My sincere prayer for us all is that we will grow in depth of the knowledge of Daddy's heart.

I pray that we will grow in intimacy with Jesus Christ so much so that we will thirst for all men to come to the knowledge of the saving power of Jesus Christ.

Shalom shalom !!!

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