Saturday, June 08, 2013

Praying for Niece

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Dear Amanda,

I know you have had a great loss and wonder how you are going to get through this? I tell you the only way is to call on the name of Jesus and ask Him into your heart. He will not take the pain away but He will guide you step by step. He will give you His strength to get through this one moment at a time. If you will not do this for yourself, at least do it for your precious son. No matter what has happened, he still needs his Mom.

I am telling you the truth, the only truth that will set you free to leave your past behind you and begin a new future. God will be there for you. Go to the nearest church and ask for help. If they do not counsel, they can give you the name of someone who does. I will be praying that you will open your heart to Jesus. If you do not, you will be taking matters into your own hands and will have to do it in your own strength and life is just too hard to handle it on you own. In fact, it is impossible!

Go to your son, pick him up in your arms. He needs his mama and whether or not your feel it, you need him.

Sandy

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Advice About Salvation

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Dear Cynthia,

It seems as if God is knocking at your door. DO NOT KEEP THAT DOOR SHUT - GO TO IT AND OPEN IT!

The best choice you can make for yourself in life is to give your heart and devotion to Jesus. We are here on earth for such a short time but it is what we do in that short time that decides where we spend eternity. HELL is the last place you want to spend eternity.

I do not know what our doubts are, but I do know who causes them and that is satan himself. You have been under his dominion, and he doesn't want to lose you. I know because I was there until I was 32 years old.

I went to church weekly, I was a good person and I truly believed I was a Christian. Trouble was I didn't have a clue. At 18, I developed cancer of the tongue and back then it was a miracle I stayed alive. The main point is if I would have died, I know without a shadow of a doubt that I would have gone to hell. It wasn't until I was 32 that I realized that. God is merciful, but He is also a gentleman and will not knock your door down. He waits for you to open it and trust Him. Satan is there the minute you open the door. In fact, he can't wait to get in your house and cause havoc.

One question: What do you have to lose if the Bible is true and you accept Christ? EVERYTHING AND ETERNITY IN HELL!

What do you have to gain if you believe in satan's lies and do not trust in Jesus as your Savior? NOTHING BECAUSE YOU ARE GOING TO HELL ANYWAY!

I know those are harsh words, but they are true!

God doesn't ask you to understand everything before you become His child, but He does ask you to trust Him. He meets you where you are at and shows you the way one day at a time - one step at a time.

Also, you need to read the Word of God daily. If you are reading it and having trouble, the Holy Spirit will be your tutor. If you do not have salvation - you are on your own in trying to understand God's love letter to you. Salvation is the only way! I will be praying for you!

Sandy

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Need Prayer for Marriage

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Dear Mo,

Marriage is hard enough even when both are Christians. When one isn't, then it is almost impossible unless the believer is willing to do all they can on behalf of both partners. You see, you are in light and your husband is in darkness. It's two opposite worlds colliding. You cannot take a Bible and beat your husband over the head with it, but you can fall on your face before the Throne of God and ask for His wisdom, discernment and knowledge. You can not let the worst in your husband bring out the worst in you. Satan is alive and well and will do anything to ruin your marriage. You have got to decide this day who or what matters most to you. You are going to have to determine beforehand your strategy to fight this battle and commit to it. This will be hard because you are a female and we run with out emotions. This time you are going to have to run on your faith. You are going to have to ask God to be your husband for now until your husband is willing to change. Don't expect something from your husband that he is unable to give you while living in this darkness. The only hope you have is to win him to Christ by your love.

Right now you are in a tug of war and satan is winning. Give this to God, get in the psalms and pray for guidance everyday. Know your weapons in Ephesians 6 and use them every minute. Take each day one moment at a time and YOU bring the glory to God. Remember God is on your team but you have to die to self and be obedient. Love your husband as much as you can on your own strength. Ask God to help love your husband even though you are not feeling love. Try to remember his good points and why you fell in love with him to begin with. Dwell on his good points and pray for God to reveal his bad points to him so he can see for himself what he is doing.
I will be praying for you!

Your marriage is worth the fight but it will be a tough battle - you just have to determine to love your husband more than the world does so he will want to be with you instead of the world. If all your hard work doesn't work at least you have given it your best shot! From then on God knows the true story and knows you did your best.

In Him,

Sandy

Prayer for Forgiveness for Infidelity

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Dear Hurting One,

I feel your hurt and the hurt of all concerned. Sin can sure tempt us and take us further than we ever intended to go. Satan has a way of making us think the grass is always greener on the other side and your get over there and it is not even edible.

From this point you have to fall on your knees and ask for forgiveness from God and repent. That is the first step. Then you need to not see the other man again in any way, shape of form. You have to prove to your family that you truly are sorry and your actions are going to have to speak louder than your words.

It will take time for the healing. Right now everything is being done out of hurt. You need to apologize to your husband and family in a sincere way so they know your are genuine. This didn't happen over night and it will not be made right over night. You have got to allow time for healing. Do your best to let your family know you are still there for them. You are going to have to heal yourself also. Get in the scripture - Psalms and pour your heart out before God and ask for his wisdom, discernment and knowledge. You may never get your family back but you will get right with God. After you have asked others for forgiveness, you will know through your spirit what God expects of you. The price will be costly but it will be worth it. You might need to get CHRISTIAN counseling and get in a divorce group! This will not only give you support but place you on the right path to recovery. The main thing is you stay in the WORD of God. If you are not in the Word of God you are not in the will of God. GET IN THE WILL OF GOD!

Pray to God to heal your husband and family so at least they can see you are trying. Take life one day at a time and one minute at a time. Never go the way of the world again. It never works and the price of sin is too high!

I will be praying for you.

Sandy

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Daughter Involved in Gay Relationship

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Dear Sharon,

As a mother, I can sympathize for the pain you are going through. There is so much garbage out there in this world and so many bizarre fixes for pain, it is not possible to protect our children from them all even though we would love to do so.

I do not know where your daughter stands with the Lord, but I do realize if she is a child of God, she does not know the Scriptures. Even though she may not listen to your words, I heavily suggest that you show her what the Scriptures says about homosexuality. Tell her this is what God thinks and not you making it up. As a parent, it is your obligation to God and to your child to tell her what the Word says. If you do not do this you will be accountable. You need to sit her down and tell her she can not even GO THERE! If she chooses to do so, you have done all you can do except stay on your knees before the Throne of God and pray for her repentance.

In I Cor. 6:9-11 "Or do you not know that the unrighteous shall not inherit the Kindgom of God? Do not be deceived, neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor HOMOSEXUALS, nor theives, nor the covetous, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers, shall inherit the Kingdom of God."

The world spreads satan's lie that homosexualtiy is inborn. That is a lie straight from the pit of hell.
God would not make a person be born with a sin they could not repent of. If they were indeed born with that condition, there is no way they could have the strength to choose otherwise. I don't know about the world, but I do know my God is merciful and would not do that! In other words, homosexualtiy is a choice.
I once heard of a son asking his father, what is the meaning of life? The father's response was, "life is made up of the choices you make and the friends you keep." Truer words were never spoken.

As far as your daughter not having a boyfriend - the timing may not be right. God will send her the right guy in His timing and she is to wait for that timing! The choice she is making now definitely is- not God's will for her life now and the sooner she realizes the impact of the sin she is choosing the better. Our time on earth is only a dot in eternity and she needs to choose heaven, not hell! I suggest you make her get off facebook before word gets out and she has more offers from the wrong kind of people who do not know any better. May she have the courage to lead them to the scriptures. Ignorance is not always bliss.i

Other scriptures that pertain to homosexuality are:
Lev. 18:22, 20:13
Rom. 1:24-27
Rom. 1:32
I Kings 14:24, 15:12
2 Kings 23:7

There will be many homosexuals in heaven who has repented! That is all that it takes is repentance and turning from that sin! God wishes none to perish!

I will be praying for you and your daughter!

In Him,

Sandy

Monday, September 27, 2010

Advice For Teen Daughter

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Dear Melissa,

If your daughter is loving the Lord then she is on the right track but she might be going the way of the world to find her place. In this day and time it is so difficult for one to know the true values that count. The world is upside down in values. First of all your daughter has got to find out who she wants to please the most - God or the world. God is forever - relationships with boys change daily. I once heard a father reply to his son's question of, "how is one's life determined?" His reply was - it is made up of the choices you make and the friends you keep - so be very careful about your choices and friends - they can make or break you!

Your daughter has to know and determine what she wants to stand for - or she will fall for anything.

If she loves the Lord - she needs to know his Word and what He expects of her. Ignorance is not always bliss. That stands true for everyone! I firmly believe if one is not in the Word of God, they are not in the will of God and if there is one thing we want in life it is to be in the will of God.

You need to sit down and have a heart to heart discussion with your daughter about what you expect her values and choices to be. Set the guidelines so she will have something to follow! I do not know when you want her to know the facts of life but keep your antennas up - things seem to be moving a lot faster these days and she needs to know in order to be prepared. That is your decision and one that has got to be taken to the Lord!

The most precious gift you can give your daughter is to pray specifically that God will give her His discernment, understanding and wisdom she needs to make the right choices. Pray His love and protection over her and keep a close eye over her activities. I had two daughters (both married now - what a relief) and if they got up at 7a.m., I got up at 6a.m. to remind myself I WAS THE MOTHER! I was there when they got home from school and I tried to make my house the gathering place. That way I could keep my ears and eyes open without them suspecting it! It was hard work but it was worth it. We set curfews and stood by them. Even in high school they had to be in at a respectable hour. End of discussion. WE set an alarm clock and it better be turned off before that curfew. We were awake but we wanted them to know we were watching!

I hope this helps! It's nice your daughter has shared these things with you! Communication is a blessing!
Keep those communication lines open as long as you can! Another thing to remember is no matter the situation try to respond and not react. You might have to tell her you have to think things over before you can come to a decision. That way you cannot be talked out of it so easy!

God Bless,

Sandy

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Advice About Relationship

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Dear Mercy,

I know this is kind of blunt but I say in Christian love that you need to fall on your face before the Throne of God and ask if you really love this man? I am married to a retired Marine and we moved 27 times in 23 years. My security was not in where I lived but who I lived for. I wish I could say that I was saved all those years and knew precisely what I was doing but I can't. I wasn't saved until I was 32. I got tired of moving and very homesick. I blamed my husband. When I did get saved God showed me Acts 17:26. He is the one that determines our boundaries. I could no longer blame Hank. He was the vessel God used to move me!

So dear one, what I am saying is basically, "God requires self sacrifice in true love - not only in our relationship with Him but also our spouse. When all is said and done where you live really doesn't matter as much as what you did in the name of love while you lived there.

I will be praying for you.

In Him,

Sandy

Wednesday, August 05, 2009

Balancing Home Life & Spiritual Gifts

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Dear Consuella,

I will be married 40 years this November, so hopefully I can give you some advice. I do not have all the answers, but I know God does. That is who you always need to turn to first, then take it from there. If He puts it on your heart to then turn to others - that is what you should do.

First of all, I want you to know that God meets us individually as believers. No one else enters the picture. He meets you where you are at when you are saved, and He meets you individually when He calls you home. He never intends for our salvation, sanctification, justification or our future glorification to involve any body but you and Him. Remember that He loved you so much He sent His Son to die on the cross for you.

He knew you when you were created in your mother's womb, he wrote your name in the Book of Life, He keeps our tears in a bottle. He knows your going in and going out. He knows everything about you.

He will share you with others - especially our husbands and children, but not at the expense of His time with you. God is known as "Quanna". He is a jealous God. He is not jealous of your love for your family - He expects you to be the helpmate to your husband and a mother to your children - just not at the expense of His fellowship with you.

If you husband is a believer, He feels the same way about Him. It sounds as if your husband is putting more trust in his relationship with you then he is with God. You need to pray for that to be revealed to him. Let God reveal that, not you, as it might make you sound pompous (like a clanging cymbal), and I am sure he will not appreciate that, especially coming from his helpmate.
As God meets us where we are at, we have to do the same for our mates. I would love to say my husband loves to spend the time in God's Word like I do, but I cannot say that. He is not there yet and even though I want him to be, I cannot be his Holy Spirit, so I have to accept that. That is between him and God.

Pray about not being so vocal about your fellowship with God to your husband until you see He is ready to receive it. Living it out in your life comes through a lot louder than words any day. Just be yourself, love and serve the Lord as the Spirit reveals and be the wife God intended you to be.

As far as your writing goes, do it. Just do not discuss it too much in front of your husband. Do not hide it, just don't make too big of a deal of it because it threatens your husband. Your writing if a love offering for your Lord - so let the Lord be the one to make you feel good about it. By no means does God want you to stop pursuing your ways of serving Him - just be discreet until your husband is ready.

Pray for your husband daily - ask God to give him wisdom, discernment and knowledge. If that prayer is answered your battle will be won!

I will be praying for you Consuella.

God Bless,

Sandy

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Anxiety Problem

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Dear Chris,

It seems like your life is full of anxiety, not only with claustrophobia but also concern for your mother. I know that claustrophobia is an anxiety brought on by fear and when this happens you must immediately start calling out to the Lord. Philippians 4:6 , "Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication , with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God." If you cannot remember this verse, then start saying aloud the Lord's Prayer over and over until you calm down. Satan hates the Word of the Lord and can only stay around so long before it drives him crazy. Satan loves to cause us fear, because it gets a hold on our emotions and then we cannot think straight. Our mind starts turning in circles and he wins the battle. You must feed your faith daily and not your fear. This is why having a quiet time is so important. It reminds you that greater is He that is in you, than he that is in the world. Your God of faith will help you win your battles, but you must give them to Him and not go on your own strength. I am not clear as to what is wrong with your mother. This also has to be turned over to the Lord. Circumstances can definitely effect our lives but it doesn't have to steal our joy. You have to remember that sometimes God puts us in valleys so we will reach up to Him. I have never walked through a valley that I haven't come out stronger. I admit I did not enjoy the journey, but I knew and claimed that God was walking each step of the way with me. Read the Psalms, play chrisitan music and pray for peace and contentment. God is there waiting to help - let Him! Pray not only for your mother, but with her as well. You both need each other and God's presence at a time like this!
In Him,
Sandy

Thursday, February 05, 2009

A Suffering Adult Child

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Dear Lynn,

As a mother, my hearts aches with you. This problem with your daughter is one where you have to fall before Jesus and pray for His intervention. You may not be able to help her circumstances, but, as a mother you must be praying constantly! Our children become a ministry the moment they are born, and it carries over into their adult lives. As mothers, we want to spare them the hurts of life, but we both know we can only protect them for so long. I do not know where you are with your walk with God, but I do know God can see your mother's heart if you are His. If your daughter sees your faith, it might make her want her own if she sees it is enough for you. You cannot make her ask Jesus back into her life, but you can make her want what you have. I know you want what is best for your daughter and grandchildren but there is only so much you can do. If she keeps making the wrong choices, then God cannot bless her disobedience, but He will and can meet her where she is at. He is there waiting, but He will not interfere until your daughter repents and asks Him to. If this man is good to her and she loves him, they need to marry in order for God to bless their relationship. You both need to pray for this man to get a job where they can hopefully move closer to town where your daughter can have some companionship. Raising 3 little ones without an outlet would be hard on anyone (even Christians who serve their Lord faithfully). You might even speak to this man about how lonely your daughter is if you feel comfortable doing that. This is where we need to show her how big God is! Some people can keep their small God in a thimble, but if they know Him as they should, they would soon see He takes up the whole universe. If you have an extra Bible, give it to your daughter and tell her to reads Psalms daily. The scripture will give her hope! Also, if there is a church in her town, call them and ask them to visit her!. Many churches would be happy to do that! You can also buy her a little surprise just to let her know you are thinking of her. If you live far away, send her cards! Sometimes little things mean alot. Lynn, may God be with you while you travel this road with your daughter! Try not to get tunnel vision. In Acts 17:26, it tells us that God determines our boundaries! Maybe He has, but your daughter in this isolated place to bring her closer to Him.

God Bless,
Sandy

Friday, January 23, 2009

Finding A Friend In Isolation

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Dear Lynne,

So sorry to hear about your circumstances. I was a military wife for 23 years and moved often. It was hard, but I did have the other military wives and that helped. I know at times I felt life just was not fair and my husband had his job and other men waiting for him. I had the boxes and children to get in school. I look back now and realize that God had determined my boundaries (Acts 17:26) to make me become the person He wanted me to be. I had blamed my husband for so many years and then while we were living in Japan, a missionary told me I was blaming the wrong person and gave me that verse. I did not like that very much because it was so much easier to blame my husband than God.

Loneliness is a tool of the enemy to get us down and depressed and feeling very much like no one cares. I know, I have felt the same way. Have you thought about volunteering or joining a Bible study? Whether or not they are friendly to you or not, you show them how a Christian reaches out to everyone with a kind word and a smile. You witness to them. Tell them you are lonely and ask if they have any suggestions. Do you like to read or do hobbies? The most important thing you can do for yourself and your husband is tell God. Ask Him to guide you in the direction where you can feel needed by others. Pray for a friend and get out there and do your best to stay busy. With it being a rural area it makes it hard but pray about that, too.

I am so sorry to hear about your little boy. Praise God you will see him again someday when you reach your heavenly home. What a homecoming that will be!

I know in my lonely valleys I got into God's Word and learned more about Him. There are some great studies you can do on your own if there is not one at church. Better yet, start you own study. In fact, ask the ladies over for dessert one night since they work. Or maybe you and your husband could give a barbecue on the week-end. You could also pray for the prayer requests at your church and send notes or call them to let them know you are praying for them.

Try not to take it personally, people are just too busy. They don't mean to be and most of them are probably unaware of your loneliness. Again, ask God to put some special people in your life that you can reach out to. Then hopefully they will reach back and take and become your friend.

In Him,
Sandy

Finding A New Church

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Dear Jessica,

If you feel uncomfortable where you are attending the church, that very well might be the Holy Spirit telling you to find another. It is God's way of connecting us with believers who can reach out and touch your life.

Have you called the churches and asked how active their singles' groups are and if they have a Sunday School Class and Bible study that you could attend? That is how I found my church. I took out the yellow pages and called until I found one that I was interested in. It worked!

Also, you might go to their websites and see for yourself how the church might appeal to you and also see what special activities they might have coming up. I know it is hard to go by yourself but you have to do your part before God can do His. Ask around. Visit different churches during the day, Wednesday Nights or Sunday Nights. Sometimes when you go when there are not so many you have a better chance of meeting other people.

Most importantly, keep praying to God and let Him know how you feel. He wants you in church more than you want to go. Join some different Christian activities around your area, volunteer at Christian Organizations. Every city has them. You can also ask around where you work - you might find a friend that way. Hang in there and I know God will come through - just keep praying and seeking.

God Bless,
Sandy

Saturday, January 03, 2009

Dealing With an Alcoholic Husband

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Dear Sharon,

My heart really goes out to you. I had a father who was a real beer drinker and my mom was a tea totler.. We all begged him for years to quit drinking beer to no avail. Then one day his health was affected and he stopped cold turkey. He wouldn't do it for his family, but he did it for himself. I really think that the alcohol desensitized him so much he had no idea how much he was hurting us. He did love us and we loved him dearly, but not his drinking.

The first suggestion I would like to give you is to gather with your two teenagers daily, join hands and pray to God that your husband's problems will be revealed to himself. He is the last one to see it and the last one to admit it. There is power in prayer and just praying together will be a strong force to strengthen your family. Please try this. It makes them feel so much better to know they are loved that much. That way they will learn the power of the Spirit.

You are going to have to ask God to see you through this one day at a time, one hour at a time and some days one minute at a time. You need to claim His promises and trust Him to give you the guidance you need. Stay in the Psalms and cry your prayers to the Lord. I know you want to save your marriage but it will take time. You are going to have to change your thought process and it will be costly. You see as the mom, you are the one that has the most power to keep your family together. You are going to have to be the one to die to self in order to give life to your family (Romans 12:1)

I know it doesn't seem fair that you have to be the one to sacrifice when your husband is the one causing the problem. You see you have the advantage because in order to get through the day you are going to have to be in God's Word first thing to put your armor on. If you are in the Word of God, you will generally be in the will of God. Your husband does not have that blessing. He is living in total disobedience and doesn't have a clue. He is existing in the flesh but not the Spirit and the Spirit cannot get to him because he numbs himself with alcohol. That is why you have got to pray that God will somehow make his beer seem repulsive in his mouth and he will want to rid himself of it. With God all things are possible. I am not saying you will get the results you want but You will receive the peace of God because you have done everything possible to save your marriage.

You have done everything you know how to do, now let God have a turn. Turn your husband completely over to Him and let God have His way. You cannot beat a dead horse, it isn't going anywhere.

Also consider joining a support group with the kids and that way you will be better prepared on how to handle the situation. There are support groups in every town so if you do not want to go where you are known, travel to another city. You need help! Forget your pride and do what is best for your family. It will be revealed sooner or later and God will not be mocked. Your husband's sin will be found out one way or another. Please remember that alcoholism is an illness and has to be treated as one. Try to meet your husband where he is at, but don't let him bring you and your family down. You have to get help so you can keep your family together. Your family will definitely be in my prayers.

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

How Should I Handle An Abusive Ex-Boyfriend?

Dear Heidi,

I know the issues you are dealing with now are very stressful, but staying in such an abusive realtionship would not be worth the price. There are actions you can take to protect yourself and your property.

For starters get a good Christian attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney you can call a Women's shelter in your local area that deals with abuse and they might be able to give you some advice. For now I would change the locks on the doors and try not to venture out by yourself for now. If your parents live near, you might want to stay with them until he quits stalking you. Whatever you do, stay clear of him and do not go back to him just because of harassment.

I do not know how your relationship is with the Lord. If you are born again God is your protector. If you are not born again, you need to seek salvation. Do not do this out of fear, but you need the Lord in your life no matter what and He might have brought you to this place so you would go to Him. Remember that greater is He that is in us than hethat is in the world.

Monday, March 24, 2008

What Should I Do As A New Christian Mom?

Dear Michelle,

Welcome to the family of God.

Your life will never be the same and neither will the lives of your family. The first and most important advice I can give you is to be dedicated to spending time in the Word of God daily. If you are not in the Wordof God, you are generally not int he Will of God.

Satan will do everything in his power to keep you too busy to be in God's Word and to stress you out so you will not be the witness that God wants you to be.

Busy means:
B being
U under
S Satan's
Y Yoke

Also remember that you will slip up from time to time. God knows that and will extend you the grace you need when you repent and ask forgiveness.

Obedience is also very important whether we feel like it or not. Emotions can get in the way andreally mess up our choices. Go to God first and not to self. He usually knows what is best forus even though we do not undertand His ways of doing things.

As far as your children go. Let them see you read the Bible. Let them see you turn to God when trials enter you life and not turn to alcohol or drugs. You are to get your strength from God now and they need to see that. Mean what you say and say what you mean. If you cannot walk the walk and talk the talk, it is best to say nothing.

I will be praying for you and your family. May God not be able to bestow many blessings on you and your family now that you are His.

In Him,
Sandy Denton

Friday, December 14, 2007

Prayer and Encouragement

Dear Father,

We come to you with praise in our hearts that this sister in Christ has rededicated her life to you. Hopefully, this is a true rededicated and the fruits of her efforts will be shown forth by her deeds, obedience, disciple and love for you. Let her knowFather the love that you feel for her and that her rededication is precious in your sight. Hold her in the palm of your hand and keep her safe. May she always rememberthat you are the one true God and that you gave your life for her.

In Jesus' Name,
Amen

Adoption Visa

Dear Father,

We come to you and ask that this precious couple will receive their child before Christmas. What a precious and special gift that would be. They are so dilientlyand patiently waiting for this child and we know that it is in your heart that they be united.

Paper work is so hard to wait on when your heart is seeking someone to love.

Either way may they never forget about another baby that was delivered on Christmas Day so we could have a Savior.

In Jesus' Name,
Amen

Important Request

Dear Father,

We lift up this precious lady named Penny and ask that if she is not saved that you will send someone to lead her to You. She has so many serious problems. Her sister is dying and we pray for intervention of salvation and healing. We ask that you be with her as she takes care of her elderly mother. We pray for protection for Penny and her 10 month child from any harm from the man that is the father. We ask that the taste of alcohol will become repulsive in his mouth. We pray also for her brother and ask the same for him. We pray for salvation for both their souls.

We lift up these 3 christian women and ask that they may conceive or adopt babies. That is so close to a woman's heart.

We pray for depression to be taken from her father and healing of the health issues but especially for the softening of his heart.

We pray for Rick who needs salvation. The sin issues are bringing him into Satan's domain and we ask for his deliverence.

Father, the hurt runs deep and only you can fix the problems your way. Lead someone to each and everyone of these people for salvation before it is too late.

We ask in Jesus' Name
Amen

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Change of Heart

Dear Father,

We come to you and ask that you confirm in this woman's heart that she is saved. After that confirmation I ask that you touch her heart in a special way and let her know that it is you who is drawing her closer. Reveal to her that a relationship with you calls for discipline and obedience.

Let her know that she needs the disciple to get into your Word daily and the obedience to carry out what she learns. Reveal to her that chances are if she is not in the Word of God, she is not in the will of God because Your Word is Your love letter to us and light unto our paths. Hold her in the palm of your hand and let her know that you love her in a special way or your would not be pursuing her.

In Jesus Name,
Amen

Business Closed Down

Dear Father,

We come to you and ask for your intervention for her business. It is a shame that it was closed down for such a trivial complaint. We ask Father, that if this business venture is truly what you want for this dear person that doors will open and she will be able to keep her business. No matter what happens, let her accept it as coming from you.

In Jesus' Name,
Amen