| Prayers for the Military |
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Lord, we pray for all military personnel. Thank you for the men and
women who have stepped forward for duty. Give them courage
and strength.
Please remember in your prayers these members’
loved ones serving in the military. |
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- Jonathan Cheek, nephew of Philip & Connie Cheek
- David Few, nephew of Kendall
& Carol Jones
- Joe Holland III , nephew
of Betsy Geurin
- Brittain Christopher Inman ,
nephew of Marge Gosling
- John Jeffrey, son-in-law of
Harold and Gail Jewell
- Robert Johnston, cousin of
Jeff Freeman
- Michael G. Morlino, nephew
of Nancy & Larry Jent
- Gary A Pongetti, Jr., grandson of Betty Boucher
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-Pray for soldiers and family members
to put their trust in the Lord. Pray the Lord’s
comfort, peace and strength for those who have lost loved
ones. (Ps 34:17-19)
-Pray that understanding, mutual respect, and common ground
will set the stage for peace between two very different
nations. (Lev 26:6)
-Pray that spirit of compassion will grow wisely in our
soldiers, that they might have eyes to see like Jesus,
and that they demonstrate generosity. (Ps 41:1-2)
-Pray for strength and endurance for our soldiers to go
the distance in this deployment, especially during the
hard days. (Ps 73:26)
(excerpts taken from the March/April 2004 Pray! Magazine
– article written by Tim Meador, US Army chaplain
in Iraq) |
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| "I will call on the Lord, who
is worthy to be praised: So shall I be saved from mine
enemies" (2 Sammuel 22:4) |
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-Pray that the work of the soldiers
hands will bring political, economic, and spiritual freedom
to this land. (Dt 28:12-13)
-Pray that our soldiers would take refuge in the Lord and
be kept by His protection. (Ps 5:11-12)
-Pray for the patience to wait well and for our soldiers
to keep their hope and dreams alive. (Ps 33:20-22)
-Pray for wisdom and discernment in the impossible situations
that soldiers face. (Prov 4:11-13)
-Pray encouragement for our soldiers and their families as
they deal with separation from their loved
ones. (Heb 3:13)
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