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Daily Prayers - Not A Hinderance



Prayer Points on Today's Monday 18th July 2016 

1.Thank you Father for the beginning of another working week

2.Father, in every way I have fallen short of your Glory, have mercy and forgive me in Jesus name

3. Father, I declare my love for you, let all things work together for my good in Jesus name.

4. Father, I pray that the gospel of Christ will find expression among men and nothing will hinder the spread in Jesus name

5. Father, let all hindering situations on my way to success become a stepping stone to my breakthrough in Jesus name

6. Father, let every evil planned against my life, my home, my ministry by the enemy turn to good for me in Jesus name

7. Father, I command all hindering mountains in my life to give way today in Jesus name

8. Father, let the persecution against your church be a reason for the advancement of the gospel in Jesus name

9. Lord Jesus, you are the prince of peace, let your peace reign all over the world.

10. Lord, I pray for the salvation of our leaders. Bring them unto yourself that they may rule with righteousness

11. I receive boldness for all believers to preach the gospel without fear and with confidence in Jesus name

12. Father, I put my absolute trust in you. Don't let me ever be put to shame in Jesus name

13.Your Personal petitions. - Phil 4:6

14.In Jesus' name I pray.
- Jn 14:13-14; 15:16

15.Thank you Father for answered prayers.
- 1 Thes 5:18

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