Since you won't be taking time to eat breakfast, let's take some time to worship God.
Today, we are here to worship. At regular meal times, or when those pangs of hunger strike, take time to worship God with praise and adulation, prior to bringing your prayer requests to Him.
After offering some praise to God, thank Him. You may want to thank Him for some or all of the following:
- Creating us
- Loving us
- Sending Jesus to save us from our sins
- For so generously providing for us that we rarely experience hunger
- Allowing Adam to be part of lives
- For keeping Adam alive this past week
- For medical professionals that are caring for Adam
- For your brothers and sisters who are joining you in prayer and fasting today
After thanking God, pause and reflect on the good things God has done in your life.
Before ending your morning prayer time, ask God to help you through this day. Ask Him for strength. Ask Him for stamina. Ask Him to use your hunger as a reminder of His greatness. Tell God that you have joined with others all over this land, this day, to fast and pray for the healing of Adam Root, a patient at UNC Chapel Hill Hospital, husband of Amy Root, and son of Jack and Cookie Root.
As you end your morning prayer time, read John 11:1-44 that you may continue to pray with confidence of a full and complete healing. Remember that Jesus is the Great Physician. He can even restore the dead.
“May the God who gives endurance and encouragement give you a spirit of unity among yourselves as you follow Christ Jesus, so that with one heart and mouth you may glorify the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.”- Romans 15:5-6 Mary (Apex, NC)
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing those verses, and thanks for praying with us!
Uncle Doug M
Tualatin, OR
We had a great morning prayer time.
ReplyDeleteAdrienne, Isaac, and Annabell Terada
Wichita, KS
I got a vision of someone in the hospital saying, "Let him take of the gown and let him go."
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