Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord. —Psalm 33:12.
Each of us needs to ask ourselves: “Who or what is the god of our culture and nation?” Certainly, our God is the Lord, the King of Israel and Redeemer of the lost. He is the King of all nations, yet he is not always valued as God in our nations. In the hearts of all people, we are far from “one nation under God,” but God is Lord of all nations. So, we can pray for revival to sweep our lands. We can repent for not placing him first in our own lives. He has promised to respond if we humble ourselves and seek him as a people, a church, and a nation (2 Chronicles 7:14). So, let’s commit to humbling ourselves as we come to God in prayer, and then invite others to join us, to meet Jesus, to know our Father, to be filled with the Spirit, and to be made one with the “ruler of the Kings of the earth” (Revelation 1:5).