PRAYER-O-RAMA 2013 continues here on GUWG, where all week we’ve been praying through some of the most inspiring sections of Scripture together.
We’ll close today where we started, with a Psalm from David – a man after God’s own heart. Pray through it with all YOUR heart:
PRAYER-O-RAMA 2013 continues here on GUWG, where all week we’ve been praying through some of the most inspiring sections of Scripture together.
Here’s a rather mind-blowing thought: we have the mind of Christ.
That’s not my idea. That’s straight from today’s passage. Pray through it with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your strength and with all your mind.
It’s PRAY-O-RAMA 2013 here on GUWG, where all week we’re praying through some of the most inspiring sections of Scripture together.
What was the last thing Jesus did before he headed to the garden to be arrested? He prayed for his disciples — and then, get this: he prayed for you and me.
Wow.
Since Jesus took the time to pray for us, I humbly suggest that we take the time right now to pray through each and every one of His precious words, asking Him to help us live them out in our lives.
It’s PRAY-O-RAMA 2013 here on GUWG, where all week we’re praying through some of the most inspiring sections of Scripture together.
Ever feel weak? Weary?
Power up by passionately praying this passage:
Do you not know?
Have you not heard?
PRAYER-O-RAMA 2013 continues here on GUWG, where all week we’ll be praying through some of the most inspiring sections of Scripture together.
Today, we’ll pray through 141 words that turned the world on its head: THE BEATITUDES from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
Want to be blessed? Ask the Holy Spirit to burn these words deep into your soul and to change your heart forever.
PRAYER-O-RAMA 2013 continues here on GUWG where all week we’ll be praying through some of the most inspiring sections of Scripture together.
So unplug, unwind, un-whatever-it-is-you’re-doing and prepare to spend some quality time with the Lord.
We’ll start today with a pair of prayers from someone the Bible refers to as a “man after God’s own heart” – David:
