Good evening everyone,
Here’s today’s Daily Prayer:
Father, thank You for this liberation. Thank You for this movement, movement of Your love, of Your Spirit, and the movement that follows that in truth. Thank You, my Lord. Thank You, our Father, for this.
We thank You for answering our prayers, even though we haven’t seen it yet. We thank You for answering our prayers where we have seen it. We thank You for answering our prayers where we will see it.
And no is an answer. We respect that. And it’s always a good no. It’s never a bad no for us. Ever. Ever, ever, ever. Bar not repenting and bar having an attitude to knowing You. The ultimate sin isn’t pride. The ultimate sin is rejection and separation of You. Wilful separation and rejection of You. That is the greatest sin and the greatest sinful condition.
Being an unrepentant sinner, denying You, our eternal and infinite Father. Denying grace, denying Your love, denying Your wisdom, denying Your knowledge, Your kindness, the skill that You avail us, the power and the glory forever and ever. Amen. In You and with You and for You. Glorious.
Father, we ask You to please look after the youngsters and the vulnerable and all those out there that are just suffering and just reeling under oppression. Not least the oppression of the foot of the Establishment. We also pray for the Establishment. Every one of them. May I ask that they repent and they come to You. That’s a dream that I have. And it’s a dream that You have.
So, Father, we ask You this. And finally, Father, last but not least, with bended head and bended knee, we repent and we thank You for Your grace, Your love, Your mercy, Your compassion, and the atonement that follows inevitably through Your love. We ask this through Your Son, Jesus Christ’s name.
Amen.
God’s grace to you,
Paul S. Waugh
| Paul S. Waugh is a Christian researcher, mentor, and founder of Lighthouse Global. For over 21 years, he has dedicated his life to understanding the root causes of human limitation and developing practical, biblical solutions for realising God-given potential. |
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Amen 🙏 Thank you for this prayer, Paul. It’s a timely reminder to remain grateful, to repent honestly, and to trust God’s work even when we can’t yet see the outcome. A grounding and hopeful encouragement as we continue to seek true liberation in Him.
Father, thank You for allowing us to pray with You, to You. Thank you Paul for helping me appreciate that “no” is an answer and if needed, 100% the right answer for me. Amen.
Amen 🙏 I pray to trust in Christ more and more every single minute of the day, He will always know what is best and what we need.
Amen – Heavenly Father please help me to repent for my sin with greater depth of feeling and awareness
Amen. God bless you Paul, may the Lord bless you and keep you
Amen! How fortunate that we are able to pray for the wisdom and the courage that we need to face our sin and the persecution that comes from following Christ. I appreciate the reminder of Christ’s atonement, looking at this was a game-changer for me when it came to pursuing my Christian faith. What that did was take academic concepts and reasoning through apologetics and bring in the emotional and relational aspects that I could see were missing in me.
The case for Christ is substantial when it comes to evidence, but the relationship dynamic takes Christian faith to a whole new level.
Thank you Paul. Deeply meaningful. Father, please forgive me, forgive us for where I/we have denied you and rejected you in our lives, for our disobedience. Please help us to have a more willing and open heart to receive and act on your guidance and direction in our lives. Please help us to be there for and to be able to support the vulnerable and the needy, in Jesus’s name. Amen.
Thank you for this prayer. I pray for becoming more aware of our sins and that we become a bit better every day and come together as Your Body and out of the control of the establishment.
Please look after the vulnerable and those who are suffering. Amen.