– Scripture:

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But those who want the best for me, Let them have the last word—a glad shout! and say, over and over and over, “God is great everything works together for good for his servant.” I’ll tell the world how great and good you are, I’ll shout Hallelujah all day, every day.

                          Psalm 35:27–28 MSG

 – Reflection:

Earlier at the beginning of my walk with Christ, I always thought it was senseless to say over an injury or a bad day that GOD has my back and nothing this world can do is ever going to change that; however, now that I am further along in my walk, I am noticing the change in my thought process just having said these words and others up to this point. We can say it is a distraction, a mind trick technique, whatever; it works.  I am here to vouch for the presence of our Lord and Savior; he has our back.

Where do we go from here?

How many of you who read these prayer scriptures are taking the time to declare how good GOD has been to you? Before the change happens in your life, do you speak strength and life over the situation, or when GOD has given you the hand up deny his presence and take the credit for yourself? It’s time to honor GOD when you wake in the morning, throughout the day, and when you lie down at night. Staying in his presence will take the thoughts of what you are going through away from your present.

Our Prayer for Today

Jesus, I come to you for those who have not fully accepted you into their hearts. Allow me to be the bringer of souls to you. It has been you at the head of my life, so me being the example is okay with me if you will allow me to honor you in this way. Those who want to believe but just don’t have the ability to lie down about their current day-to-day struggles will eventually come to you. When they do, you will be lifted up; allow the blessings that come from these prayers to help them with their day and allow them relief. With the grace you have given me, we are honored to be in your presence. Amen.