Good evening everyone,
Here’s today’s Daily Prayer:
Father, thank you for this little session.
We are so blessed, and we are so grateful for the clarity that you are giving us, Father. Please help us with our health. Help everyone else in the Body. Help everyone in the KOD who needs to find you, Father. I don’t pray about anything else except the suffering of the vulnerable, and to have them find you, and to help all find you—vulnerable or not—in the KOD.
For us in the Body to realise you’re closer, to get closer to you, to feel you every second of every day, to know of your presence every second of every day. Father, we thank you for your love. We thank you for the privilege of being on this side of the eternal and infinite divide—this side, your side, of choice.
So Father, we pray for the vulnerable. With bowed head and bended knee, we repent.
Father, where we haven’t prayed and we ought to have, please deal with those problems, those issues, and that pain. Thank you for involving us in your mission. We ask this all through your Son, King and Redeemer, 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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In a world that often looks away from pain and struggle, it feels like a bold reminder that God sees, and cares, about the hurting, the weak, the overlooked. Thank you for bringing that truth into words. I want to pray with the same heart: to stand with the vulnerable, to lean into God’s presence, and to trust Him to be near to those who feel alone.
Amen. Thank you for this heartfelt, repentant and humbling prayer. God bless you Paul and each and every one of us, all the vulnerable out there who feel like they can’t see a way out or any hope, may that all find peace and rest in You. Amen. x x
Amen. To actually know God… not a caricature and not bury our heads in delusion. God bless you Paul
I pray that we all come to know Christ and see His presence in everything, every day. Amen.
Amen. Thank you for this prayer for helping the Body of Christ and the vulnerable. It’s a strong reminder that we are not alone in whatever we are going through and in our pain and suffering.
God bless 🙏
Amen. thank you for prayer and consistently involving us. It’s beautiful to experience. God bless
I appreciate the reminder to pray for those who do not yet know our Heavenly Father. I was listening to a sermon yesterday about how Satan does not work on individuals, but instead through orchestrating a system that is designed to keep human beings away from God. It’s not hard to see how true that statement is… you just need to look at what’s promoted on TV, in movies, through music lyrics and videos, advertising, and even the education system.
When there are fewer seeking to truly follow God, then it is the vulnerable who suffer. It is incredible ministry work when we have the Body strong, healthy, thriving, loving and serving… then looking after the vulnerable comes naturally.
I pray for all who are suffering with poor health. I pray for the vulnerable.
In your sons name, Amen 🙏
Amen! A beautiful and humbling prayer. So often my thoughts are consumed with selfish concerns and worries, wants and needs and I repent. Thank you for bringing me back to how powerful our prayers are and how important it is that we use them for the needs, health, safety, provision and security of others as much as possible.
Thank you Paul, my prayer also is that those who do not know the Lord, come to know Him as to keep ourselves separate from our one true Source, leaves us exceptionally vulnerable.