Dear Heavenly Father,
All your children unite today to praise you and worship you. We thank you for your love, your mercy and your forgiveness. Father we are grateful for your everyday provision. For everyday you give us breath, health, a roof over our heads we are thankful.
Today we ask you to protect our nation. We are grateful for those who everyday give their lives to defend our country, defend our right to peace. We pray protection over them and over their families whose lives are just as sacrificial as those in the field.
Lord forgive us for the inactivity of your body. For our refusal to move out of our comfort zones into the fields that you have called us to work. We ask you to refresh and revive our spirits. Give us your heart so that we see the pain in our brothers the way that you see it. Give us your mind so that we can purify our thoughts and work according to your purpose. Give us your wisdom so that we can make the right decision in our lives.
We ask you to protect our leaders, government and religious. These are the people called and chosen to guide our nation. They are in need of wisdom, they are in need of a compassionate heart, they are in need of a strong sense of justice that only you can provide.
We ask you for those who are suffering. Allow us to recognize their pain and give us the steps to follow to heal their wounds.
We ask you for the lost souls, that we are able to exemplify a life in Christ that they desire. Open their hearts so that they receive the invitation of the Holy Spirit. Give us boldness to preach your Word and life by it.
In closing, continue to teach us how to live our lives closer to you. That our lives become truly “ more of you and less of us” and that when the day comes we are able to celebrate the final victory with you in heaven.
In Jesus name we pray,
Amen!
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Thanks for allowing me to pray along with you.
Thanks to you and all those who joined us in silence. “For where two or three come together in my name, there am I with them” Matthew 18:20