Monday, April 6, 2020

COVID-19 Pandemic: A Prayer for GOD's Peace


GOD's perfect peace, COVID-19 prayer
Even the most stoic among us have been rattled by the events of this past month; feels like we’re on a roller-coaster ride that’s out-of-control and we can’t get off. The fear is palpable and paralyzing. We are at war with an invisible enemy and we don’t have the wherewithal on our own to fight it.

But if you know the omnipotent and omniscient, the all-mighty and all-knowing LORD of Heavens Armies, you can win this war! Your GOD and Father can and will fight with you, alongside you and for you. Tune out the noise, still your thoughts and begin to pray. Petition GOD for what you need to get through this. Not sure what to say? Use GOD’s own words. Whatever you ask that’s in agreement with His wishes and promises will not just get you through the day, but cause you to thrive in the midst of the chaos.

The apostle Paul reminds us that our GOD will supply all our needs from his glorious riches, which have been given to us in Christ Jesus. (Philippians 4:19.) All your needs mean exactly that and include the natural and the spiritual.

More than anything we all want the peace of GOD during hard times. Without it our circumstances will overwhelm us and cause us to make unhealthy and ungodly decisions.
Today we pray for GOD’s lasting peace! Isaiah 26:3-4, John 14:27, Philippians 4:6-7, 1 Peter 5:7

Our GOD and Father, thank You for making me Your child and for caring about everything that happens in my life. Today I exchange the burdens I’ve been carrying these past weeks because of this pandemic for your perfect peace. Your peace, Father, may be beyond my ability to understand but it is able to sustain me every day and quiet my heart and my mind; Your peace that causes me to live and thrive in the joy I have in Christ Jesus. My doubts and anxieties I release to You and I fix my mind on You alone. Lord, I do not worry about the future, instead I remember all the wonderful things You have done for me and I am so grateful. Thank You, Father, for always being my GOD and an eternal Rock that I can lean on. I will rest in the Prince of Peace in whose name I pray! Amen.

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