Devotion: “All day with God”
Meet God in the morning and go with Him through the day and thank Him for His guidance each evening when you pray. Today join with God
Early in the morning and stay in His company all day and through the night. Psalm5:3, In the morning, O Lord, you hear my voice; in the morning
I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation.
Psalm 4:1, Answer me when I call, O God of my righteousness! You have given me relief when I was in distress. Be gracious to me and hear my
Prayer.
Pray for blessings in abundance for our brothers and sisters in Christ. I have chosen some names you can add to your daily devotions.
1) Marlene and Ken
2) Heather
3) Diane
4) Lori
5) Kristin, Andrew, and Julianna
Why prayer?
Prayer is a powerful and transformative tool that allows us to connect with God and seek His guidance and presence in our lives. Making time
Daily prayer can bring a sense of peace and grounding to our daily routines, and helps us remember that we are not alone in our struggles and
Challenges. Whether we are facing joy or hardship, praying regularly can help us find strength, comfort and hope in God’s love and care for us.
As we come before Him in prayer, we open our hearts and minds to His will, and ask for His wisdom and discernment to guide us in all that we do.
By setting aside time for daily prayer, we can cultivate a deeper relationship with God and find peace and purpose in our lives.
A prayer for you:
Dear Father God, thank you for this new day and all of the blessings it brings. We ask for your guidance and presence as we go about all our daly
Tasks and responsibilities. Please give us strength and resilience to face whatever challenges life sends our way and help us to be a source of
Love and support for those around us.We pray for your protection and care for all those in need, and for your wisdom and discernment to guide us
In making good choices. We trust in your love and care for us, and we pray for continued presence in our lives. In Jesus’ name we pray.
Continue to pray for all our world and our own families. Remember there is power in prayer. God’s word + prayer = POWER.
Prayerfully yours,
Nancy