Friday, May 1, 2009

FELLOWSHIP Prayer Tool

Some of you have recently asked for some ideas about both WHAT to pray and HOW to organize your prayer needs.  
We love that you asked & we thought that many might have the same questions, but NOT ask. We spend many hours a 
week in the Prayer room. We truly believe that without prayer our actions aren’t as effective, so this is not a casual thing 
for us. We never run out of things to pray about. We regularly use the following prayer model as one of the ways we pray for ourselves & everyone we pray for.  
It’s easy to remember because of the acronym:  FELLOWSHIP.

Fear of God: Father, release the fear of God into my heart that I will live in awe of you. Remind me often that you see EVERYTHING and care about me.

Endurance: Strengthen me with endurance to continue pursuing You and to follow through in my commitments to You, even when it is difficult.

Love: Give more revelation of Your love to me. Teach me to receive Your love so I will overflow with Your love to everyone around me.

Light of Glory: Let me see the light of your glory through Holy Spirit encounters, such as dreams, visions, angelic visitations, etc. just as you gave to those in the Bible.

One thing life focus: Help me live my life with You as the priority & center of every thing. Alert me when I become too busy, guilty or in despair or concerning anything that would distract me from my fervency for You.

Walk without compromise: Lord, I need your grace to walk without compromise. Rescue me from secret sins. Search me & know my heart.

Speech: I set my heart to not sin with my speech. Set a guard over my lips.

Humility: Teach me how to walk in lowliness of heart in my attitudes, speech & actions. Give me wisdom on how to carry my heart in humility.

Intimacy: Pour out insight into who You are, into Your Word & Your ways. Let me know what You think and what You feel.

Peace & Joy: Strengthen my heart with supernatural peace & joy that overpower fear & anxiety.

For more complete notes & scriptures, click here.

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