Day 6 - Morning
"Christ be magnified from the alter of my life, Christ be magnified in ME!" echoed through the Prayer Chapel as the final morning of our week of prayer and fasting started. From there, one of our interns, Evan, lead the group to pray about all the ways we would define how God shows love towards us. From the personal, individualistic ways He shows love to us to love being in the very nature of who He is.
Pastor Scott read the story of Bartimaeus, "Jesus son of David, have mercy on me!". Jesus said, "What do you want me to do for you?"
The question of the morning is, "What do you want Jesus to do for you?" We were exhorted to pray bold prayers for Jesus to change things in our lives. Later in the morning, we prayed for people in our lives that need Jesus in their lives.
On Zoom, we connected with dear friends who live throughout the state of Oregon to praise the Lord for the healings in our lives and to petition the Lord for other cares on our hearts on this final morning together. If you have been joining us on Zoom or enjoying the morning times together, we do have Zoom meetings almost each weekday!
You can find the Zoom links below.
Pastor Scott read the story of Bartimaeus, "Jesus son of David, have mercy on me!". Jesus said, "What do you want me to do for you?"
The question of the morning is, "What do you want Jesus to do for you?" We were exhorted to pray bold prayers for Jesus to change things in our lives. Later in the morning, we prayed for people in our lives that need Jesus in their lives.
On Zoom, we connected with dear friends who live throughout the state of Oregon to praise the Lord for the healings in our lives and to petition the Lord for other cares on our hearts on this final morning together. If you have been joining us on Zoom or enjoying the morning times together, we do have Zoom meetings almost each weekday!
- Mondays @ 6am led by Rob Nelke
- Tuesdays @ 6am led by Tom Ewers
- Wednesdays @ 7am led by Matt Janssen
- Fridays @ 7am led by Allan Fleming
You can find the Zoom links below.