Ever knocked on the door and nobody answered yet you knew
they were home? Yes, I know you have and I have experienced
the no one is home. But there is one door that we can knock
on and it will always be answered.
We
who have accepted Jesus Christ can knock on his door at anytime
of day or night and he will answer immediately. Now sometimes
the answer might be yes, no, or wait on him. I love it, I
can knock on the door as he knocked on my hearts door and
we can sup or talk with him. Imagine every time we breathe
his name or call upon him we are given the right to enter
into fellowship with our God.
Tonight
during a women’s prayer time on behalf of our church,
we cried out to our Lord. I know he heard our knocks on the
doors of mercy, grace, and truth. As we entered into preparation
to talk with our Savior I knew we were going to enter warfare.
Why? Because anytime we seek our God, surrender our lives,
confess sin, and declare God as the One and Only God, the
enemy is ready to pounce on us.

We
were very aware that as we sought God and he opened heaven’s
door to our prayers, we would encounter Satan trying to distract
us. But praise be to God we were able to enter His Holy of
Holies. The place of the deepest intimacy with God. Oh, if
I could share what it is like to be in his room where we could
tell him our hearts cry.
“Ask,
and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock,
and it shall be opened unto you.” (Matthew 7:7)
What an awesome promise to us from the Bible. God wants us
to be fervent and to never stop praying to him. Oh, I just
know that it’s so important to live a consistent prayer
life for that is where we have continuous peace with God.
There
is not one issue in this life that we can’t bring to
the Lord and he not show us the way in which we should go
or act on it. God has called us to be a people of prayer.
He has called us to be a people of faith. God has called us
to be a people who seek him with all their hearts. He has
called us to be a people who recognize his authority over
the entire universe. God calls us to come to him once we are
his children.
As
we ladies prayed I felt that childlike dependence taking hold
of my being. I could actually sense his presence among us
and it was such a joy to be in one accord as we sought him.
When he visited us in our prayers, he gave us words I know
were not ours but what he willed for our church. I share this
intimacy with you to encourage you and let you know God hears
our knocking on his heavenly door.
In the NT we are told our prayers are a pleasing aroma to
our God. “And when he had taken
the book, the four beasts and four and twenty elders fell
down before the Lamb, having every one of them harps, and
golden vials full of odors, which are the prayers of saints.”
(Revelation 5:8) Imagine, every time we enter into
his heavenly door through prayer we have a sweet aroma that
pleases him. WOW!


I
pray this little devotional encourages you to knock on the
door of God. He is always there for you his blessed child.
Enter into his presence, seek his face, worship your king,
and praise God from whom all blessings flow.