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PRAYER POINTS ON TODAY'S OPEN HEAVENS DEVOTIONAL, (Friday, March 17th, 2017) - HOSTS AT HEAVEN’S GATE!

1.Holy Spirit, l worship and acknowledge you, as the comforter.

2.Thank you Father, for your words of hope and comfort, that have renewed my strength, to continue on this journey, inspite of it's many challenges.

3.Father, in anyway, l have fallen short of your glory, have mercy and forgive me.

4.Father, let every spirit of depression, uncertainty, fear, and hopelessness, be consumed, by your fire, in my life, in Jesus' name.

5.Father, remove my fears and give me peace, even, in the midst of life's battles in Jesus' name.

6.Holy Spirit of God, take away my garment of sorrow and comfort me, on every side.

7.Father, wipe away my tears, and set my eyes on your eternal purpose, for my life, in Jesus' name

8.Father, give me strength to overcome my present challenges, and power, to help others in similar situations.

9.Father, help me to seek after those things that are above, which have eternal values, as against the mundane things of this world.

10. Father, cause our leaders in this Nation to walk in honesty, truth and integrity, and fill their hearts, with your fear, true love, and concern for the peoples'​ welfare, in Jesus' name.

11.Father, empower me to fight the good fight of faith; to finish well and strong; and to end up in glory, with Christ Jesus.

12.Your Personal Petitions.
(Philippians 4:6)
13.In Jesus' name I pray.
(John 15:16)
14.Thank you Father for answered prayers.
(1 Thessalonians 5:18).
#GodBlessOurNation

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