21 Days of Prayer & FastingExemplo

Behold Your God

Friends, what a profound truth we find in the words of Isaiah. Our souls are stirred by the call to ascend the mountain, to lift our voices with unwavering strength, and to boldly proclaim, "Behold your God!" The call to 'behold' in biblical contexts is more than just a fleeting glance; it is an invitation to gaze upon the splendour and glory of our Creator. Mark Zschech says it this way; 'to be sure to see.'

In this fast-paced world, distractions abound, vying for our attention and pulling us away from the time we should spend in our Father's presence. Isaiah's message echoes throughout time and reaches us today. Hear this call anew to peel away the worldly veil and fix our gaze upon God.

The beauty of prayer is that it draws us to behold our King. Prayer becomes the sanctuary where we cast aside the world's noise and open our hearts to His presence. It's a sacred space where we find solace and strength and hear the whispers of heaven. I want to encourage you to picture yourself ascending that spiritual mountain in prayer today. Visualise the splendour of His majesty, His love pouring over you like a pleasant waterfall.

As you pray today, sense the nearness of His heart and allow His light to illuminate your life. Let your prayers reflect the grandeur of beholding God, for in that sacred space, transformation occurs.