Heaven Land Devotions - Then He Called For A Light

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When a person prays to God to send help to them He takes it
seriously. His answer of help will come in the form of many
different things and ways. Prayer after all is really the cry of
the heart that touches God's heart. Many people that are in hard
lives and circumstances, that find no way out are those who
really pray the best prayers over all.  I read this morning
about Paul when he had a vision of "a man" from Macedonia
standing and calling to him to come over there and help them. So
he and Silas went to Macedonia right away. Paul had no idea who
this man was, only that "a man" was calling him to come there.
  


It is apparent that though Paul and Silas had been ministering in
that area and the vicinity to many people, there was no mention
of any particular man.   Until they were arrested and
thrown into the inner prison. "At midnight they prayed and sang
praises to God." There was an earthquake and the prison doors
flew open, and the jailer awakened out of sleep and was about to
kill himself.  That jailer was about to kill himself with a
sword, but Paul cried out to him not to do it, saying, We are all
here." 


Next it said, "Then the jailer called for a light," and fell down
saying, "What must I do to be saved."   When he called
for a light, he really was given the true light of the gospel of
Jesus Christ that he was had prayed for in the Macedonian call.
 In that hour he and his whole household were saved, and
"they rejoiced." The next day Paul and Silas were all released.
 


That one prayer of "a man" who was unsaved, prayed to God to send
the man Paul.  In essence,  the jailer really was the
prisoner who became the "Lord's freeman." Never underestimate
what God will do with you as His servant when you ask Him to use
you. And never underestimate what God will do for you when you
stand up and pray for Him to deliver you. "Whom the Son sets free
is free indeed."  


"Satan cannot deny but that great wonders have been wrought by
prayer. As the spirit of prayer goes up, so his kingdom goes
down. Satan's strategems against prayer are three. First, if he
can, he will keep thee from prayer. If that be not feasible,
secondly, he will strive to interrupt thee in prayer. And,
thirdly, if that plot takes not, he will labour to hinder the
success of thy prayer."  ~William Gurnall