My God, Thank You For Praying For Me

October 8 Scripture Meditations Based on Luke 22-23

Key Verses – Luke 22:31-32 And the Lord said, … I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not: and when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR PRAYING FOR ME Thank You for praying for me and my conversion Thru Your power of mighty transformation Against sinfulness-transgression Toward faith’s strengthening and conviction’s fortification. Thank You for praying for me and my faithfulness Thru Your grace of righteous goodness Against infidelity-waywardness Toward holiness’ pursuit and consistency’s steadfastness. Thank You for praying for me and my stewardship Thru Your calling of offered partnership Against worldliness-friendship Toward communion’s fellowship and workmanship’s followership. Thank You for praying for me and my development Thru Your training of wise nourishment Against haughtiness-predicament Toward character’s change and attitude’s betterment. Thank You for praying for me and my diligence Thru Your work of productive excellence Against slothfulness-insistence Toward ardor’s zeal and industriousness’ prevalence. Thank You for praying for me and my revival Thru Your warmth of gracious approval Against hypocrisy-interval Toward fruits’ harvest and productivity’s arrival. Thank You for praying for me and my victory Thru Your guidance of triumphant glory Against frustration-misery Toward Gospel story’s testimony and kingdom-advancement’s ministry.
October 8, 2022
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Rodrigues Avatar
October 8, 2022 at 10:25 AM
And how delightful that Christ prays for us!
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