Thursday
Worship
Note: Feel free to pray the Scriptures as well as the prayer points under each.
Remember that it’s important to pray both the Scripturesand prayer points out loud.
Remember that it’s important to pray both the Scripturesand prayer points out loud.
Oh come, let us worship and bow down; Let us kneel before the LORD our Maker.
(Psalms 95:6)
(Psalms 95:6)
- Many of the worship songs we sing each Sunday contain powerful, Scripturally-based prayers and praise. During today’s worship segment, we’ll be praying some of the lyrics we sing in church on Sundays!
- “I’m not here for blessings. Jesus, You don’t owe me anything. More than anything that You can do, I just want You. Nothing else will do. I just want You.”
- “As long as I’m breathing, I’ve got a reason to praise the Lord. Oh, my soul. I won’t be quiet, my God is alive. So, how could I keep it inside? Praise the Lord. Oh, my soul.”
- “Shout Jesus from the mountains and Jesus in the street. Jesus in the darkness over every enemy. Jesus for my family. I speak the holy name, Jesus.”
- “May His favor be upon me. And a thousand generations. And my family. And their children. May His presence go before me. And a thousand generations. And my family. And their children.”
- “You reign above it all. You reign above it all. Over the universe and over every heart. There is no higher name. Jesus, You reign, above it all. Let all of heaven and the earth erupt in song. Sing hallelujah to the Everlasting One. There is no higher name.”
- “Christ is my firm foundation. The rock on which I stand. When everything around me is shaken, I’ve never been more glad that I put my faith in Jesus, ‘cause He’s never let me down. He’s faithful through generations. So, why would He fail now? He won’t.”
- “He picked me up. He turned me around. He placed my feet on solid ground. I thank the Master. I thank the Savior. Because He healed my heart. He changed my name. Forever free, I’m not the same. I thank the Master. I thank the Savior. I thank God.”