3rd of July 2015: Our early morning prayer



I just wanted to remind ourselves about the power of being grateful for all that we have been given in our lives. I want you and me to take some time to thank the Lord for all that He has done in our lives. Here is a simple prayer that I want you and me to pray over if you have got the time to do it with me this morning for early start devotions.

Dear Lord, I give you thanks for all that I am for I understand that without you I wouldn’t have made it this far. Thank you for the early morning breath start that you have provided for me, I would never be able to repay you back. I understand that some people might say that I am too irresponsible but I am choosing to trust and relay only on you for all my needs for I know that you have promised in your word that you are the faithful provider.  Lord I commit my day into your hands; I pray that you watch over me and all those that surround me in one way or the other. Look over those, whom I love, watch over my enemies for I know we all belong to the same father and desire mercy and grace. Lord today I ask you to forgive all my enemies and all those who are going to do wrong to me today. Be my sight so that all that I see is your beauty in nature and not anything that is too harmful to my sight. Cover my eyes with your glory father. Surround me and those whom I touch with your dearly love for I know that we all need and desire for it to be with us in all times. Lord open our hearts so that all that we desire is your love, mercy and grace. Lord we pray that you go before all of us today, surround us with your love and mercy. Lord we give you all the glory for we know all that we have prayed for will come to pass. Amen.

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