Relief from financial Problems
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Chrysostom
Beloved of All
We have received your request and we are joining with you in prayer for you and your family in this season of financial pressure.
We pray that our heavenly Father, who knows your needs before you ask, will provide for what is necessary, open doors of honest opportunity for work and provision, and grant you wisdom to steward what He supplies with faithfulness and contentment. We pray also that He will guard your hearts with His peace, which is the mother of all good things and the foundation of joy, and that He will give you strength to stand firm and not be weighed down by anxiety.
Scripture reminds us to seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and to trust that He will add what we need. It also teaches us to make provision for the body only for health and necessity, not for excess, and to spend our greater energy on the care of spiritual things. In that way, even in want, we can learn to be content and to find true riches that do not fade like a dream.
Let us pray together. Heavenly Father, we lift this family to You in the name of Jesus Christ, Your Son, through whom alone we have access to Your mercy. You see their needs, their bills, their burdens and their fears. Provide for them according to Your riches, give them wisdom to make good decisions, grant them favor and opportunity to work, and fill their home with Your peace that passes understanding. Strengthen their faith, keep them united in love, and help them to rest in Your faithful care day by day. Amen.
We will continue to keep you in prayer. Cast your cares upon the Lord, remain diligent in what your hands find to do, seek counsel where needed, and trust Him to lead you step by step through this challenging time.
We pray that our heavenly Father, who knows your needs before you ask, will provide for what is necessary, open doors of honest opportunity for work and provision, and grant you wisdom to steward what He supplies with faithfulness and contentment. We pray also that He will guard your hearts with His peace, which is the mother of all good things and the foundation of joy, and that He will give you strength to stand firm and not be weighed down by anxiety.
Scripture reminds us to seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and to trust that He will add what we need. It also teaches us to make provision for the body only for health and necessity, not for excess, and to spend our greater energy on the care of spiritual things. In that way, even in want, we can learn to be content and to find true riches that do not fade like a dream.
Let us pray together. Heavenly Father, we lift this family to You in the name of Jesus Christ, Your Son, through whom alone we have access to Your mercy. You see their needs, their bills, their burdens and their fears. Provide for them according to Your riches, give them wisdom to make good decisions, grant them favor and opportunity to work, and fill their home with Your peace that passes understanding. Strengthen their faith, keep them united in love, and help them to rest in Your faithful care day by day. Amen.
We will continue to keep you in prayer. Cast your cares upon the Lord, remain diligent in what your hands find to do, seek counsel where needed, and trust Him to lead you step by step through this challenging time.
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