Lord God, You Are My Favour Endower
September 21 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on Luke 2-3
Key Verse – Luke 2:52 And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favour with God and man.
LORD GOD, YOU ARE MY FAVOUR ENDOWER
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my everlasting accomplishment
Thank You for Your heavenly plan for my eternal achievement…
Now I abide in Your watchful discernment
With Your good tidings and great joy’s compliment.
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my good will
Thank You for Your holy sacrifice that for my salvation You did fulfill…
Now I find in Your heart Your blessings’ free bill
With Your purification to raise me upward Calvary’s hill.
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my glorious light
Thank You for Your festive provisions for my service-delight…
Now I strive to serve You along faith-might
With Your Spirit’s strength to reach Your standards’ height.
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my meaningful days
Thank You for Your amazing Word with truth’s virtuous rays…
Now I entrust to You my journey’s ways
With Your power upholding my victory by Your grace.
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my new creation-fruitfulness
Thank You for Your marvellous wisdom that imparts truth’s fulness…
Now I submit my heart to Your guiding kindness
With Your leadership for my stewardship-faithfulness.
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my diligent supplication
Thank You for Your miraculous answers for my transformation…
Now I dedicate to You my earnest devotion
With Your exhortation for my discipleship’s progression.
Lord God, You are my favour Endower toward my triumphant endeavour
Thank You for Your caring compassion midst mercy’s flavour…
Now I descend from self-exaltation’s fervour
With Your authority for godliness I divinely savour.
September 21, 2023
Copyright © Beata Agustin | Year Posted 2023
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