Transformation 8
“Thank
God in everything, no matter what the circumstances may be, be thankful and
give thanks. For this is the will of God for you who are in Christ Jesus,”
1 Thessalonians 5:18
We
decree and declare that in our day, in this nation, an atmosphere of
thankfulness will be a characteristic of our culture, led and released by Your
people, shifting atmospheres, shifting lives and transforming families.
Lord
we praise you for every new thing which You are doing and in this season of the
impossible becoming possible, we declare in the United Kingdom the rising
generations will be motivated by passion and purpose to see right and Godly
transformation, that they will move with Kingdom goals, releasing a
counter-culture of thankfulness, service and perseverance.
We
declare fresh faith and fresh vision will arise upon Your people. In the Name
of Jesus, we declare that which is of the old will be replaced and renewed by
the new things Your Spirit will birth in this season.
Brexit
Now in
the Name of Jesus, we continue to pray for the Prime Minister, the Cabinet and
all those concerned with the final Brexit negotiations who carry heavy
responsibility at this time. We declare they will work as a team with
unity and cohesion, marked out by a mantle of Godly wisdom, authority and
stature, that Your will and Your purpose will be fulfilled in the final Brexit
deal. We decree deadlines will be met that Your Voice will be heard above
all other voices, favoured and followed and Your Wisdom will be heard in
UK and Europe above every other voice, in Jesus Name. Amen.
Suzanne
Ferrett
Passion
for the Nation
100 days of Prayer
Day
83
No
one is really willing to die for an honest person, though someone might be
willing to die for a truly good person. But God showed how much he loved us by
having Christ die for us, even though we were sinful. Romans
5:7-8 (CEV)
FORGIVENESS
Edith
Cavell was a Christian who served as a nurse and matron in enemy-occupied
Belgium during the First World War. She was executed in 1915 for enabling
around 200 Allied soldiers to escape to neutral territory. The night before her
execution she told the chaplain who shared communion with her: ‘Standing as I
do in view of God and eternity: I realise that patriotism is not enough. I must
have no hatred or bitterness towards anyone.’ Edith understood that Jesus’
greater love commands us to love our enemies as well as our neighbours and
friends.
PRAYER
Father
God, help me to love and forgive as you love and forgive me. Amen
[Catherine Butcher is
communications director for HOPE]
Please
pray and share with your intercessors, Bible Study Groups, Prayer Groups,
Church Prayers, Men & Women’s Groups. Thank you.
Las & Arlene Ratnayake
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