Prayer

June 8, 2016

Susan Cady · June 8, 2016

When praying offensive prayers, think of praying for something rather than against it. Our offensive prayers strengthen marriages and other relationships and promote the light and love of the Gospel.

•Praying for the advancement of light, love, and truth

•Praying for rather than praying against something

•Praying that as Christians we walk in love with God and others.

•It’s not just about praying against the gates of hell, it’s about praying to advance the Kingdom of God.

•Pour out His Spirit in revival for His Church

•Fill believers with His love and the knowledge of His will

•Raise up a generation who will honor His name

Think of your marriage, your family, our city, our country, our church and ask yourself these questions:

•What is the most loving thing I can ask for right now?

•What could I pray for that would be overwhelmingly good?

•What could greatly advance God’s kingdom in my situation?

•What could I pray for that would be glorifying to God?

Pray these Scriptures as prayers for yourself and others.

Originally published at warren.church.