bubble surrounded by ancient shrubbery and dense muscadine bushes. It’s one of
Piper’s favorite outdoor hangouts because it’s quiet and no one can see us.
“Okay!”
- Churches: For the gospel alone to be proclaimed, as well as wisdom and discernment for their leaders.
- Grocery store: For those who are hungry, asking God to keep my spiritual eyes open to the needs around me.
- Schools: For protection — physically, emotionally (bullies), and spiritually.
- A waving flag: For President Obama and other leaders of our country.
- Neighborhood: For a different home each day, praying for the families (whether I know them or not) to be grounded in much love, unity, and grace.
There’s no sweeter aroma than that of intercessory prayer ascending to the Father. It turns ordinary moments into extraordinary opportunities for the kingdom of God.
Can you think of other practical ways to pray for our communities? Please share them in the comment box!
of all, then, I urge that entreaties and prayers, petitions and
thanksgivings, be made on behalf of all men, – See more at:
http://bible.knowing-jesus.com/topics/Intercessory-Prayer#sthash.eo3jRCeu.dpuf
Cathy–I just love stopping by your blog! Today's post is so timely! This weekend my husband and I spent 26 hours in the car traveling to see our oldest daughters college graduation. We listened to a book (fiction) that weaved prayer throughout the book. This led to some interesting discussions on the power of prayer, along with thoughts on how we can be more intentional in our prayer life. Thanks for these tips! Hope your week is a great one!
And I sincerely love that you stop by and share, Kim. 🙂 Congrats on your daughter's graduation!
Hope you have a great week as well. Love from SC…
Beautiful reminder, Cathy. I'm choosing to pray for you and your ministry each time I pass your house. I love you!
Oh Vonda, you just made my day. Thank you so much. 🙂
Love and miss you much.