Thankful Thursday In The City…
Good morning beautiful people, good morning. Happy Thursday! Greetings from the Good Morning Beautiful People Prayer Center here in the heart of Presque Isle, Maine. So many people within our cities and towns that need healing. From physical healing, mental, emotional, spiritual, financial healing and many other forms of healing needed. Let’s ask our Good Father to get involved, Amen? Can God rebuild the ancient ruins in people’s lives in towns and cities across our nation? I believe he can.
Let’s Pray:
Father, thank you for the healing rain that is falling down from your throne room. Let it sweep into every corner of our cities and towns and bring healing to your beautiful people. Father, you said to ask and we are. You said in the book of James we have not because we ask not. (James 4:2) We thank you in advance for the healing people need in every area of their lives. You know what we have need of before we even ask. (Matthew 6:8).
Father, we pray the river of God would flow with every form of healing necessary to rebuild the ancient ruins in our city here in Presque Isle, Maine (name your city or town). We receive according to your Word, for you said, oh God that if we prayed and believed we would receive. (Mark 11:24) We receive today on behalf of our city.
Father, thank you for new beginnings today for every person that needs it. May the bells of mercy and grace ring over our cities and towns and people’s lives today, we pray. Amen.
Have a blessed day God’s most beautiful people. Enjoy your day as it is a gift that has been given to us by God himself. (Psalm 118:24)
Isaiah 61:4 says: They will rebuild the ancient ruins; they will restore the places long devastated; they will renew the ruined cities, the desolations of many generations. Isaiah 58:12 the prophet Isaiah tells us that your people will rebuild the ancient ruins and will raise up the age‑old foundations; you will be called Repairer of the Breach, Restorer of Streets with Dwellings. Let it be so according to your Word.
