December 17 2025
December 17 2025

Prayer fuels the mission and that God’s faithfulness is our greatest defense.“Finally, brethren, pray for us, that the word of the Lord may run swiftly and be glorified… and that we may be delivered from wicked and evil men. For not all have faith. But the Lord is faithful, who will establish you and guard you from the evil one.” 2 Thessalonians 3:1–3
Paul’s words remind us of two great truths: the power of prayer and the faithfulness of God.
The Gospel advances through prayer — it runs swiftly when hearts lift it heavenward. When we pray for one another, for ministries, and for God’s Word to reach every heart, we become partners in the movement of heaven on earth.
But Paul also knew that the path of faith is not free of opposition. There will always be “wicked and unreasonable men,” moments of discouragement, or unseen spiritual resistance. Yet the focus isn’t on the danger — it’s on the Defender.
“The Lord is faithful.”
Even when others falter, His loyalty never fades. He not only establishes you — planting your roots deep in truth — but also guards you, like a Shepherd shielding His flock.
Think of a traveler walking through mountain passes — winds may blow, rocks may shift, but the steady hand of a guide ensures they reach safely. That’s what God’s faithfulness does — it carries you through every storm until the mission is complete.
“When people fail, God remains faithful.”
Prayer:
Lord, thank You for Your unchanging faithfulness. Strengthen me to stand firm and pray faithfully for Your Word to reach many. Guard my heart, establish my steps, and keep me safe from the evil one. Amen.
Paul’s words remind us of two great truths: the power of prayer and the faithfulness of God.
The Gospel advances through prayer — it runs swiftly when hearts lift it heavenward. When we pray for one another, for ministries, and for God’s Word to reach every heart, we become partners in the movement of heaven on earth.
But Paul also knew that the path of faith is not free of opposition. There will always be “wicked and unreasonable men,” moments of discouragement, or unseen spiritual resistance. Yet the focus isn’t on the danger — it’s on the Defender.
“The Lord is faithful.”
Even when others falter, His loyalty never fades. He not only establishes you — planting your roots deep in truth — but also guards you, like a Shepherd shielding His flock.
Think of a traveler walking through mountain passes — winds may blow, rocks may shift, but the steady hand of a guide ensures they reach safely. That’s what God’s faithfulness does — it carries you through every storm until the mission is complete.
“When people fail, God remains faithful.”
Prayer:
Lord, thank You for Your unchanging faithfulness. Strengthen me to stand firm and pray faithfully for Your Word to reach many. Guard my heart, establish my steps, and keep me safe from the evil one. Amen.
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