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March 2021- Prayer for Rescue.

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 March 2021- Prayer for Rescue.


*In You*, O Lord , I have put my trust and confidently taken refuge (Ps 71:1); Dear Lord, I have so much to be thankful for today, for Your guidance during Jan/Feb2021.

If I started a list it would quickly fill an entire page of blessings, wonders and protection. I, therefore, *commit myself* to give back to you the *first fruits* and declare my trust in you. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

As Psalmist declared, Ps 71:8 & 14, I can boldly say that *My mouth is filled with Your Praise* and with Your splendour all day long. I *will always hope* and will Praise You more and more. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

I will solemnly *remember* the deeds of the Lord ; Yes, I will wholeheartedly remember Your wonders of old. I will *meditate* on all Your works And thoughtfully consider all Your great and wondrous deeds. You are the *awesome* God who works powerful wonders; You have demonstrated *Your power* among the people. You *led Your people like a flock* By the hand of Moses and Aaron to the promised goal. Ps 77:11‭-‬12‭, ‬14‭, ‬20 AMP

Father God, please enable us *to seat at the Lord’s feet* and continually listen, (Luke 10:39 AMP), In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Give us (March 2021) *each day our daily bread*.(Luke 11:3 AMP)

Help us to hear *The Word of God and continually observe it* (Luke 11:28 AMP), In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

Have a great Mar2021. 🙏 🙏 🙏
In His Grip,



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