Today I was
going to send a message one of the attributes of God, but while sitting church
this morning listening to the sermon, Jo leans over to me and said to do a message on prayer,
which happened to be the topic of the sermon. I am heeding her recommendation.A word of encouragement on prayer is always
timely.
I will begin
by speaking the name of Jesus over my family. He brings power, love, life and
healing. I invoke His name again for deliverance from all strongholds and
calamities.I call on His Name again to
bring relief from all pain and sickness.Manifest yourself in that
breakthrough we need.I say the name of
Jesus to bring us guidance and favor in everything we do and encounter.
I ask the
Lord to soften our hearts to hear His voice as He speaks to us because He always hears and we need to reciprocate.As we listen renew our bodies, vigor, and outlook to serve in a manor
fitting of the King of Kings and Lord of Lords.May our hearts cry out in some dedicated way.
Jesus we humble
ourselves before you putting all other things aside in this moment assigned to
you.Please accept our sacrifice of
honor and praise; so, that we may have the opportunity and privilege to repeat
this communion each and every day of our lives. Amen.
I'm carrying all of the world on my shoulders And it's gotten too heavy for me You know I ain't no Hercules Life moves on Stuff breaks down People fall off Gotta find a way to get over Gotta find a way to get through Breakthrough, hear You Struggles they last, but as time pass It's been one thing after the other
Oh I don't always know the right way, no I don't always know what to say But all I know is something happens when I pray I know I can get through when I pray I know I can reach You when I call Your name You're never too busy for me You're never too busy for mе When I, oh
I found myself at the еnd of the road Looking for it and I see a fork in the road Hell, if I know Which way to go I feel so alone Life is so, so cold (Oh) I'm not very eloquent in speech I don't always know how to sound holy when I speak Papa told me something happens
When I pray (I know I can get through when I pray) Oh (I know I can reach You when I call Your name) When I pray (You're never too busy for me) You're never too busy for me (When I pray) (I know I can get through when I pray) (I know I can reach You when I call Your name) You're never too busy for me You're never too busy for me When I pray
I know You will never leave me dry It's not in your nature to turn away When the humble pray When I cry I know You will never leave me empty It's not in Your nature to turn away From the humble
When I pray (I know I can get through when I pray) Hey, yeah (I know I can reach You) (When I call Your name) Ooh, when I call Your name (You're never too busy for me) You're never-never too busy (You're never too busy for me) When I pray (I know I can get through when I pray) (I know I can reach You when I call Your name) (Oh) (You're never too busy for me) No, no You're never too busy for me When I pray (I know I can get through when I pray) When I pray (I know I can reach You when I call Your name) When I pray (You're never too busy for me) Never, never too busy (You're never too busy for me) (When I pray) When I pray
Ooh-uuaye (I know I can reach You when I call Your name) (You're never too busy for me) Never (You're never too busy for me) (When I pray)
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