Scripture Readings: Genesis 19:15-22, Hebrews 4:14-16
Key Verse: “Behold now, thy servant hath found grace in thy sight.” — Genesis 19:19
DEVOTIONAL
One of the greatest privileges grace gives a believer is access to God and confidence before Him.
This is not arrogance. It is relationship.
When judgment was coming upon Sodom, Lot and his family were rescued by God’s mercy. But something remarkable happened during that rescue.
Lot pleaded for a nearby city to be spared so he could stay there safely. Amazingly, God accepted his request and excluded that city from destruction.
Why? . . . Lot himself gave the answer: “Your servant has found grace in Your sight.” Grace gives you access before God. It produces confidence in prayer.
As a person under grace, approach God confidently, not like a stranger begging outside a closed gate. Don’t make praying just a religious ritual. It is fellowship with the Father through Christ. The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ is your confidence to ask, intercede, and believe. You are not ordinary. You are a carrier of grace.
Let this move you into prayer, intercession, and confidence before God.
Speak to Him confidently. Ask boldly. Intercede for your self and family, your city, your future, and your generation. Make impact through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Personal Reflection
- Do I approach prayer with confidence in God’s grace, or with fear and uncertainty?
- Have I been effectively using the access God has given me through Christ?
Life Application
- Spend intentional time praying for yourself, your family, and your nation.
- Pray with confidence in Christ instead of fear of rejection.
- Use your words to bless and intercede instead of complaining constantly.
Prayer Points
- Father, thank You for granting me access to You through Jesus Christ.
- Teach me to pray with confidence and faith.
- Make me an instrument of blessing and intercession for others in Jesus’ name.
Thanks be to God for the gift of access, through grace. So let us come boldly before our Father. Amen.