Finally on Sunday we come to Day 8 of
“Bedeuge” (Prayer Week) in Denmark, which concludes with the admonition to
“Serve One Another.” It’s a natural result of seeing, admonishing, caring,
showing hospitality… all those things we’ve been praying for over the past
week.
At the end of this concentrated week of
prayer, Danes are now asking themselves, “How has God gifted me?” and then “How
can I share that gift to serve others?” Because Christ came as a servant, so we
follow his example. Not so that we can show the world how talented we are, or
how much we can get from the deal. In this model, there is no expectation of
return. We follow our Savior where he leads. And we’re simply told “through
love, serve one another.” (Galatians 5:13)
THANK
the Lord that he loves Denmark, and the Danish people, more than anyone.
ASK
him to give you a renewed heart of compassion to pray for this country and its
people.
PRAY
that the Danish church would hear the call to servanthood, and that as it grows,
Danish believers would follow Christ’s servant model. (It’s one to which we can
all aspire, in his strength.)
PRAY
that God would open the hearts of Danes, also through his Spirit, in generosity
and mutual service. Pray that outsiders will see the difference and be drawn to
the Savior as a result.
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