Prayer & Fasting - Tuesday 26th March

FOCUS - US (Church Family)
Remember we have a Zoom prayer gathering at 6:30 - 7am this morning.
(Zoom Meeting I.D. 697 772 5597)

Morning ⏰

Meditate: Acts 2:42-47

Noon 🤔

Consider: The early church in Acts serves as a powerful example of what it means to be a blessed community of believers. They were devoted to prayer, fellowship, and the teachings of the apostles. They shared everything they had, cared for one another's needs, and experienced the favor of God and man.

Firstly, let's pray for unity within the church. Unity doesn't mean uniformity; it means embracing our diversity while remaining united in our commitment to Christ and His mission. Let's pray for a spirit of love, humility, and reconciliation to permeate every aspect of our church community. May we be quick to forgive, eager to serve, and steadfast in our pursuit of peace.

Secondly, let's pray for spiritual growth and maturity. Just as a healthy body requires nourishment and exercise, so too does the church need spiritual food and discipline to grow. Let's pray for a hunger for God's Word, a passion for prayer, and a desire for deeper intimacy with Him. May we be transformed by the renewing of our minds and conformed to the image of Christ, individually and corporately.

Thirdly, let's pray for impact and influence in our communities and beyond. The early church turned the world upside down with their radical love, sacrificial giving, and bold proclamation of the gospel. Let's pray for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit's power upon our church, empowering us to be witnesses for Christ in our spheres of influence. May we shine brightly as lights in a dark world, pointing others to the hope and salvation found in Jesus.

As we fast and pray for the blessing of the church, let's remember that we are not alone in this journey. The same God who blessed the early church with unity, growth, and impact is still at work in and through His church today.

Night🙏

Action: Spend time seeking the Lord for greater unity across Sunnyhill and that we would experience the same miracle working power and growth as the early church.