Today we conclude our prayers for Jordan. Please review pages 494-497.
My prayer for today: Lord, we continue to lift up Jordan to You. We pray for the missions within Jordan. We pray for missionaries' lives to commend the Gospel and for open doors for sharing truth. We pray for the church in Jordan to grow in its missions vision; we ask that the Christians in prominent places will be faithful to Your Word and use their influence for good, not for selfish purposes. Lord, we pray for a host of Nehemiahs throughout the Jordanian government. We pray for the unreached especially the Palestinians who have been caught in the middle between Jewish and other Arab conflict and have not received what was promised. We pray for You to use Arab believers to share the Gospel and free Palestinians from bitterness and disillusionment. We pray for the success of the Christian bookstores in Amman; keep them safe and draw people to them. Give them creative ways to get the materials into the hands of the spiritually hungry. In Jesus' name, amen.
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Sunday, July 29, 2012
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Praying for Jordan: A 365 Day Global Prayer Journey - July 28
Today and tomorrow we pray for Jordan. This country plays a strategic role in any Mideast negotiations - let's pray it will also be strategic for the kingdom of God in the Middle East! Please read pages 495-497.
My prayer for today: Lord, we lift up Jordan to You. We pray for the king to have wisdom and peace. Lord, as in so many Arab countries, there is tension between moderates and Islamists. We see the fall of many moderate leaders - dictators to be sure, but moderate by Muslim standards - and see the fear gripping many who are uncertain where these new leaders will take their countries. We pray Jordan will not face this kind of regime change. We pray for peace and protection as well as wisdom for King Abdullah. We pray that You will turn his heart toward You. We pray for the church in Jordan and for the Christians who are in positions of influence. We pray for the church to be faithful and that You will turn around the decline of the church. Thank You for the growth of evangelicals and we pray for stronger relationships between traditional, evangelical, and Muslim-background churches. We pray for Christians to work together to see Your kingdom come in Jordan. We pray for religious freedom to be retained not only for the church here, but for the benefit of ministry throughout the Middle East. We pray that the believers can live quiet and peaceful lives that result in the spread of the Gospel. You are good, Lord. We pray for Your goodness to be evident to and through the church in Jordan. In Jesus' name, amen.
My prayer for today: Lord, we lift up Jordan to You. We pray for the king to have wisdom and peace. Lord, as in so many Arab countries, there is tension between moderates and Islamists. We see the fall of many moderate leaders - dictators to be sure, but moderate by Muslim standards - and see the fear gripping many who are uncertain where these new leaders will take their countries. We pray Jordan will not face this kind of regime change. We pray for peace and protection as well as wisdom for King Abdullah. We pray that You will turn his heart toward You. We pray for the church in Jordan and for the Christians who are in positions of influence. We pray for the church to be faithful and that You will turn around the decline of the church. Thank You for the growth of evangelicals and we pray for stronger relationships between traditional, evangelical, and Muslim-background churches. We pray for Christians to work together to see Your kingdom come in Jordan. We pray for religious freedom to be retained not only for the church here, but for the benefit of ministry throughout the Middle East. We pray that the believers can live quiet and peaceful lives that result in the spread of the Gospel. You are good, Lord. We pray for Your goodness to be evident to and through the church in Jordan. In Jesus' name, amen.
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