New day Quote by Rick Renner
““These powerful words used by Paul in Second Thessalonians 3:1 convey the following ideas: “Finally, brothers, pray for us and for those things that concern us. Pray that the word of the Lord will spread quickly and without resistance. Pray that we will be able to keep up the pace that is required for us to get this message out! “To fulfill this task, we have to be like runners whose eyes are fixed on the goal before us! We must be like brave, bold, daring, and courageous messengers, whose job is to carry vital information across enemy lines. We have to move promptly and swiftly to get the message of the Gospel to the other side where people are desperately waiting. “Since the Lord has dispatched us to carry this message, and since this task requires us to run speedily through dangerous territory, we request prayer that we will be able to make it through every skirmish, clash, confrontation, and struggle that we might come across as we run to the other side to deliver the word of the Lord. I request that your prayers be unbroken, uninterrupted, and never-ending. As you pray, remember to specifically stipulate that the word of the Lord would usher in a triumphant and glorious new day in the lives of those who hear it, as it has done among you.””
About This Quote
Source Bible: 2 Thessalonians 3:1, New Testament, 1st century AD
A prayer for rapid, unresisted spread of the Gospel, likening believers to swift, courageous messengers facing danger.
In simple terms: Ask for swift, fearless sharing of the Gospel.
Pray for bold, relentless evangelism.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- church outreach
- online ministry
- personal testimony
- cross‑cultural missions
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How can you embody a messenger in hostile environments?
- What practical steps ensure the Gospel spreads without resistance?
The message may meet resistance or apathy despite prayers.