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Mar. 31, 2008
How to Pray for Our Children
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How to Pray for our Children
The following list is designed to pray one request per day, thus enabling you to go through the list each month.
I have used this list off and on for the last 15 years. God is faithful and has answered many, many of my prayers! We serve such a good and faithful God. I trust this will bless you as well as you seek to serve the Lord Jesus Christ.
Grace and Peace,
Audrey
- That they will trust in Christ as Savior and Lord early in life and in their youth be examples in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, and in purity.
- That they will love the Lord with all of their heart, soul, and strength.
- That they will become wise and view life, people, and circumstances as God does.
- That they will be humble, contrite in spirit, and live to glorify the Lord.
- That God would give them a deep hunger and thirsting for Himself.
- That they would have an obedient, respectful, and loyal spirit for their parents and other authorities.
- That their spirits would be quickened and the soil of their hearts would be fertile and ready to accept truth.
- That they would fully believe and experience God the Father’s perfect love, forgiveness, and acceptance of them.
- That they would learn to live in the fear of the Lord, realizing that God is just and lovingly judges everyone of their motives, words, thoughts, actions, and attitudes.
- That they would learn to simply trust in the Lord with all their hearts and not to fear.
- That they will be protected from the temptations of Satan in each area of their lives: spiritual, emotional, physical.
- That they will be caught when guilty.
- That they will grow in meekness, not given to anger, exercising self-control, yielding all rights and expectations to God.
- That when convicted of offending another, they will clear their conscience.
- That they would begin the daily discipline of reading the Bible and praying.
- That they would joyfully accept all the unchangeables about themselves.
- That they would know and understand their position in the Lord Jesus Christ, cast down false imaginations, and build towers of truth in their minds.
- That they will desire the right kind of friends and be protected from the wrong ones.
- That they will learn not to tolerate a little sin to enjoy passing pleasure.
- That they will not allow bitterness and selfishness to remain in their hearts.
- That they will have a hatred for sin, submitting themselves to God and actively resisting and fleeing Satan.
- That their thoughts and bodies would be kept pure and that sexual curiosities and drives would motivate them to deepen their intimacy with God
- That they will find and keep themselves pure for the right mate and that the ones they will marry will also be kept pure until marriage.
- That they would show love to their siblings each day.
- That they will be free from the love of money and financially responsible.
- That they would learn to boldly share their faith with the unsaved.
- That they will have a purpose bigger in life than an occupation or marriage.
- That they will have a vision for a life of service, ministry, or missions.
- That they would view suffering as God’s vehicle to bring blessing and build character and learn “all things do work together for good.”
- That as they grow older they will always remember the training and values of their godly heritage and never depart from it.
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