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My Special Prayer


I pray for knowledge and understanding.

“Dear Jesus, I pray for Your special protection over my life, my wife, my home, and this ministry you have given me to reach out to a world that so desperately needs You. I choose to be only Your servant, ever-willing to serve You; always ready to obey Your voice. Your “belt of truth” guards me against Satan’s evil deceptions and his darkness. It is You who provides the beacon of light that gives me hope, and the ability to see more clearly what is the real truth. I pray the words of my mouth and the meditation of my mind will always be pleasing to You O Lord.

Father, pour me full of Your Word until I am running over. I want to feel full of Your Spirit down deep in my life. You are my heart's delight! I need to know Your will for my life.

Jesus, I am asking for your forgiveness when I fail You. Whenever I am not speaking Your truth quicken my knowledge, my understanding, according to Your will, so I may only speak what You would have me to speak for Your sake.

Holy Spirit, protect me from the lies of Satan so I may never deceive anyone. Allow me Your knowledge and understanding so that what I say and write always aligns with the Father’s will. May my words always convey what God, the Father reveals, and they always satisfy the divine benefit He intends for His people. Thank you Lord for choosing me, a sinner, to be in Your service. I am blessed. Amen.”

Suggested reading: The “belt of truth” is described in (Ephesians 6:14-16.) I hope you will take a moment to re-discover all the protections of this wonderful Scripture.

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