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Prayer of the Week

How are you doing this Monday :) Though it is colder and darker than yesterday the light within me is keeping me warm! When you have Christ in your heart, situations don't really alter the internal and eternal peace you have with Him!

Have you taken time to notice how broken this world is? Have you noticed that  people who are broken and depressed are everywhere? Have you taken 5 minutes out of your busy day to just pray for these people?

Prayer of the Week: This week I ask you to join my friends and I in prayer. Join us in praying for the needy, not just material needs but people in need of emotional support. Pray for those you see on buses or when walking and you notice that they have that sad face, that face of hopelessness that face of emptiness that face that looks like it hasn't cracked open to smile in the longest time. This week (and hopefully many more weeks to come) look out for these people around you and then pray for them.


 "Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful." Colossians 4:2
 

Stay Blessed<3

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