Day of Prayer & Fasting
Our next day of Prayer and Fasting will be Wednesday, May 6. On that day, we invite you to join us as a church in skipping one or more meals and focusing that time on prayer. If you are unable to skip a meal for health reasons, try fasting from something else (television, social media, etc.).
May's Day of Prayer & Fasting Focus
Graduation is a season of varying emotions – joy, celebration, expectation, and fear. In light of this, as followers of Christ we are reminded that instead of earthly success, we are called to focus on the kingdom of God. Matthew 6:19-20 (ESV) says, “Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal.” Our true treasure is found in Christ and His kingdom and this season of celebrations, expectations, and change must be viewed in light of that.
Please join us in specifically praying for High School, College, Masters, Doctoral, PHD, & Certificate Graduates. Pray for High School & College graduates for discernment and wisdom in their career choices. Pray for all to steward their education to the glory of God. Also, pray for educators during this time. Pray they would be encouraged by the ways God has been a work in the lives of their students. Pray they would entrust to our Heavenly Father the “seeds” of truth, wisdom, and hope they have “planted.” Reach out to both educators and graduates for ways to specifically pray.
Please join us in specifically praying for High School, College, Masters, Doctoral, PHD, & Certificate Graduates. Pray for High School & College graduates for discernment and wisdom in their career choices. Pray for all to steward their education to the glory of God. Also, pray for educators during this time. Pray they would be encouraged by the ways God has been a work in the lives of their students. Pray they would entrust to our Heavenly Father the “seeds” of truth, wisdom, and hope they have “planted.” Reach out to both educators and graduates for ways to specifically pray.
