“But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” (Isaiah 40:31 KJV)
This morning let’s go straight to God in prayer. Let’s speak the unspoken and seek the Lord’s help for ourselves or for others! Perhaps we will pray for all! The Lord, He will hear us!
Lord, the pandemic, the pressures of life, and personal issues have caused me to be disturbed and the disruptions of normality have affected me, and in more ways than I confess I’m perturbed! Please renew my strength!
Isolated mostly within the walls of my abode, first it was welcome, and now it has unconsciously become a heavy load! Interactions are limited, socialization in many places prohibited, and while joy tries to surface, it seems inhibited! Please renew my strength!
Trapped on a running wheel that goes around and around, same daily routine and nothing new is found. Oh, I count everyday still a blessing! But like the gerbil on the wheel, whose tail feels pain. I feel a similar hurt when no changes remain. Please renew my strength!
I’m in a maze and cannot get out! I need your amazing grace to bring a turnabout! Please renew my strength!
I believe all things will work together for good and things will come out the way you desire they should! Yet I need you to boost my faith for the brighter day ahead! Help me get to the point where I am not depressed, oppressed, or the slighted bit stressed! Please renew my strength!
The secret things I hide from every other living being, you know what they are O’ Mighty King! Intervene with your power, please, even at this very hour! Please renew my strength!
The day is beginning and I’m on my way! Yes, my trust in you will always stay! Please renew my strength!
I have no doubt, in time, you will work it out! Renew my strength!
In the name of Jesus we pray, Amen!
Thanks for joining in this corporate prayer that will impact you and many everywhere in a positive way. Be blessed!
Still committed to the climb,
Mark L. King