80+ Bible Verses (Keys) about Glory of God

This is the 2nd out of 3 articles in the series on “How a Christian can carry the Glory of God?”.

For reading the 1st article in the series, please click here.

The Holy Bible is the Word of God. Our Heavenly Father speaks to us through the Spirit Filled Living verses of the Bible. The Word of God is Truth. (John 17:17) . The best source to understand the situations, circumstances and various perspectives on the Glory of God is the Bible.

Here are the Bible verses referring to the many dimensions of the Glory of God. Read this prayerfully so that the Holy Spirit gives you a deeper and stronger understanding of the Glory of God.

Prophetic Prayer Declarations (26+ categories, 500+ declarations)

Prophetic Declarations,Bible Based Powerful Prayers

We have 500+ powerful prophetic prayer declarations – all of these are based on the verses from the Bible. Be blessed in your life’s transformational journey. More than 25 years ago, my family was introduced to prophetic declarations in our church. Our lives have never been the same. Earnestly desire that these 500+ prophetic prayer declarations bless you and your family.

What are Prophetic Declarations?
In Prophetic Declarations, we declare the will of God over our lives. We can use the prophetic word which we have received as a declaration. We can also use the specific promises of God mentioned in the Bible in our declarations. As children of the highest God, we can also decree the word of God over every aspect of our life, family, neighborhood, company, business, city, country and others.

Why be a disciplined Christian?

Why a Christian should be disciplined?

Discipline of a Christian
As Christians we are to pray and read the Bible daily. Ideally we are to have a quiet time with God daily, hear Him daily.  We are to praise and worship Him daily at home. We are to have a daily quiet time at home.  We are to go to church and worship God as a community. We are to have Holy Communion as often as possible. We need to forgive ourselves and others. We need to be obedient to what the Lord directs us to. We need to be willing to sacrifice as well as share and be charitable. We need to love ourselves and others. And many more.

All these may not be our default nature, but we can choose to discipline ourselves in all these. Most importantly we need to love God above all and be fully confident about His great love towards us. We have this verse from Proverbs 3:5-6 which says this.  Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. All these are elements of a disciplined Chritian life. With discipline complemented by faith we can develop a consistent lifestyle which pleases our Lord and saviour.