Father, thank You for the fellowship of our faith may be more and more effective and we may acknowledge more evidently every good thing that is in us for the sake of Christ Jesus, Philemon 1:6. By the mercies of God we submit our bodies a living and holy sacrifice acceptable to You, which is only reasonable and sensible response to the sacrifice of Jesus for our behalf, and ask we be transformed by the renewing of our minds, that we may prove what the will of God is, that which is not only good, or acceptable — and here is the ask — but that which is Your perfect will for the rest of our lives, Rom 12:1-2, 3.
May the redemption by Jesus' blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of His grace, Eph 1:7, teach us wisdom in my inmost parts, Ps 51:6 — there make us to know wisdom — the fear of the Lord and hatred of evil and every false way, Ps 119:128. May our entire head and heart be cleansed, pressed out, softened with oil and bandaged, Isa 1:15. May any limbs out of joint be healed and gently restored, Heb 12:13, and make straight places for us to travel together in one accord, Acts 2:1. How good and pleasant is when people dwell together in harmony, Ps 133:1.
Let the peace of God rule and reign in our hearts as an umpire confirming or denying every thought, word and plan, Col 3:15, May Your Word, living and active, sharper than a two-edged sword, judge the thoughts and intents of our heart, Heb 4:12. May the words of our mouth and meditations of our heart be acceptable in Your sight, O LORD, our rock and our Redeemer, Ps 19:14. May we "go out with joy and be led forth with peace," Isa 55:12, thank You for answering these prayers, as Jesus said, “ask in My name and you will receive and your joy will be made full," John 16:24, in Jesus' Name.
