Who inspires you? Take time to consider these prayer mentors from history. Join us as we seek the face of the Lord and walk with those whose example was recorded so that we can do well. The Saturday Morning Prayer meeting is ready to receive like-minded hearts.
The meeting runs from 8 am to 10 am. You can find Zoom details on this page.
Remember to join the War Room Prayer and the Youth War Room Prayer.
Prayer
Chorus – He Has Become My Salvation
Praise God for being who He is. Turn your testimony into praise!
Consider the young people and pray for the various aspects of their lives that influence their destiny.
Commit the events planned for the rest of the year into God’s hands.
Recap – Don’t Be a Jeroboam
We recapped last week’s subject.
Prayer Mentors from History
Consider Ephesians 4:11-16 – this is why we do what we do! Are you being transformed? The Lord wants to do this for you. 2 Corinthians 3:18.
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The discussion of these lives prompted us to understand the purpose of prayer. Perpetua represents the courage prayer provides. Kassian used another medium – poetry and song – to express her prayer to God and so obtain God’s mercy. Teresa compared prayer to a Garden in which we work to make it attractive to the Lord. In doing so, we invite the Lord to walk in it. We effectively move from conversation to participation.
Hymn: In The Dear Lord’s Garden
Homework
Take some time to reflect on these lives. Are you able to take time to write a poem to bless?