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19 maj 2021 · So then, in praying for strength in times of crisis, we need to get a right perspective: planning for all eventualities, backed up with serious prayer – and we need to understand the power of prayer and the power of a community of Aarons and Hurs who will stand with us.
12 wrz 2024 · This prayer service provides an opportunity for prayer and communal support during times of crisis. It may be used when an unexpected death occurs, in the aftermath of a natural disaster (such as a hurricane, a fire, a tornado, or an earthquake), during times of civil unrest, or in times of terrorism. It is also appropriate when a community is ...
In times of disaster, crisis, or emergency, God is with us. Pray His Word as He meets us where we are. Give thanks to God in every circumstance. He is always good. (Phil 4:4) (Ps 34:7-3) (7 Thess 5:18) Pray for people to reach out to God in times of crisis, to seek God in prayer, to see their need for God, and ultimately be saved. (Jn 3:76-77 ...
Are you facing a crisis now? Then do what Daniel did – pray! Look at Daniel 2:14-23, and see how to pray in a time of crisis. 1. SET ASIDE A TIME FOR PRAYER. Why did Daniel ask the king for time? Because he wanted to pray. He had his regular set times for prayer (Daniel 6:10), but the need now was for a special, extra time of prayer.
9 wrz 2024 · There’s no need to stick to a script. Mix it up with different forms of prayer: intercessory (praying for others), meditative (reflecting on God’s word), or even journaling your thoughts as prayers. The goal is to keep the line open, to keep that lifeline strong and active.
In times of crisis, prayer becomes more vital than ever. It is through prayer that we seek God’s guidance, find solace, and experience His peace that surpasses all understanding. The Bible encourages us to cast our anxieties on Him because He cares for us.
6 wrz 2013 · We can be confident in a time of crisis if we let our great need drive us to prayer and faith in our great God. In 20:1-4 we see their great need; in 20:5-13, Jehoshaphat’s prayer reveals their great God; and in 20:14-30 we see their faith in their great God and the victory He brought about.
