
COVID19 Call to Prayer – March 26: Your Kingdom Come
“This, then, is how you should pray:
‘Our Father in Heaven,
Hallowed be Your Name…
Your Kingdom Come.‘”
- The USA – The World Health Organisation are expecting the epicentre of the Covid-19 virus to move from Europe to the USA within the next couple of weeks. There are now over 66,000 confirmed cases in the USA and 947 deaths – with 200 of those coming from New York.
- Tasmania – There are 34 cases in Tasmania (almost all of them from outside). The State has in effect shut its borders. Remember those who are affected by the economic close-down.
- The government’s medical advisors and modelers. There is much about Covid-19 that is unknown, and there are many different projections and advisors. Pray for wisdom, honesty and good science.
- Christian youth leaders – who have the difficult task of continuing their work online and caring for their young people in a time of anxiety and stress.
- That each of us would personally know ‘the peace of God which passes all understanding”.
A Prayer of Thanksgiving: We bless You Lord that You are not restricted by time and space. We bless You that Your Church is through all ages and in all places. We bless You for the churches that now meet in our homes and that we can all be connected, not only by technology, but much more by Your Spirit. May we know His presence and peace. Amen.
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Daily devotions by David Robertson via Christians United — COVID19 Call to Prayer.
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