Someone Is Praying For Your Deliverance (Clip)
Steve Hill emphasizes that while we may struggle with sin and mistakes, there are faithful intercessors praying fervently for our deliverance and God's intervention.
This sermon emphasizes the intercessory prayers of loved ones who are pleading with God for the deliverance and salvation of those who have gone astray or made serious mistakes. It draws parallels to Abraham's plea for the righteous in Sodom, highlighting the heartfelt prayers of grandmothers, grandfathers, parents, and children who are interceding for their loved ones' redemption and protection.
Full Transcript
Abraham didn't want to see Sodom destroyed. He didn't want to see the cities destroyed. He didn't want to see the righteous die.
And there's people out there, friend, that are praying for you. There's a grandmama out there, brother, that doesn't want to see you die. She doesn't want to see you die in your sins.
She doesn't want to see you go under. And she's pleading to God. She's praying.
Some of you have made serious mistakes in your life. And you're living those mistakes right now. And there's a grandma, there's a grandfather, there's a young child, there's a mommy, there's a daddy somewhere praying.
Just like Abraham was seeking God. There's a grandma somewhere going, God, don't let it happen to my son. Father, get him out of that bar.
Get him out of that drinking establishment, Jesus. Deliver him.
Sermon Outline
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- Abraham's intercession for Sodom
- God's mercy on the righteous
- The power of pleading with God
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- People praying for their loved ones
- The role of family in spiritual warfare
- Examples of prayer for deliverance
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- Acknowledging personal mistakes
- Hope through others' prayers
- God's willingness to deliver
Key Quotes
“There's a grandmama out there, brother, that doesn't want to see you die in your sins.” — Steve Hill
“She's pleading to God. She's praying.” — Steve Hill
“Just like Abraham was seeking God, there's a grandma somewhere going, God, don't let it happen to my son.” — Steve Hill
Application Points
- Recognize and appreciate those who are praying for your spiritual breakthrough.
- Turn to God in prayer and intercession for yourself and others.
- Hold onto hope even when facing the consequences of past mistakes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Abraham praying for in the sermon?
Abraham was interceding for the city of Sodom, pleading with God to spare the righteous there.
What is the main encouragement in this sermon?
The sermon encourages listeners to recognize that others are praying for their deliverance and that God hears those prayers.
Does the sermon address personal sin?
Yes, it acknowledges that many have made serious mistakes but emphasizes hope through prayer.
What role do family members play according to the sermon?
Family members are portrayed as intercessors who fervently pray for their loved ones' salvation and deliverance.