A lot of times when I want to pray for someone or something, I can’t find the words. I found this on my church’s website and thought that someone out there might find it just as useful as I did.
• Pray for those who have been affected by the quake – people who are trapped in rubble or homeless, those who are hungry or injured or traumatized.
• Pray for all those who are involved in the relief effort, that the Lord would give them strength to deal with the awful conditions they are facing.
• Pray for those who are trying to organize people and resources to assist with the relief efforts.
• Pray that God would stir up his people to respond with the love of Christ to help people in desperate need.
My sweet son, who is 5, remembers Haiti in his prayers almost every night. He either asks for God to give the people of Haiti new hearts since theirs have been broken, for God to watch over them since they are sleeping in the streets, for God to give them new wives since a lot of people lost theirs, for God to give them food since all of it was smashed, and for strength.
Hearing his heart for people who are hurting so badly right now, makes me wish that the Haitians knew that even in Katy, TX a child is lifting them up in prayer. Maybe, if even for just one moment, it might let someone feel the arms of God wrapped around them.
And don’t you know that God loves the prayers of children as much as He loves adult prayers even when we can’t find the “right” words…
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment