Can I Pray to See Blessings?
by Janis Cox
TODAY
After finding my “word” for 2013, which is LIVE, my desire was to make a new habit to write a word from God each week. It is called Wednesday’s Word.
This week I chose the word today. Everything that I have been reading speaks to me about living with God each moment. I get great help and inspiration from Sarah Young’s Jesus Calling.
This week the words that touched me were:
“My living Presence is your Companion every step of the way…Expect each day to contain surprises… The future is a phantom, seeking to spook you. Laugh at the future. Stay close to me” (Jesus Calling).
Yesterday’s reading said SEARCH. That made me laugh as another habit I am cultivating this year is the JOY DARE. Every day I go on a hunt for 3 things listed in the Dare. You can check this out on Ann Voskamp’s page.
Can I to pray to SEE those blessings and watch for everything around me that God is preparing me to see. – YES
Anticipate abundant blessings and accept difficulties as they come.
How can I do that?
Answer: By being in constant contact with the Father.
BE AWARE OF GOD
Once again I have an acronym for AWARE:
A – Always
W – Watch
A – Anticipate
R – Rewards
E – Every day
Prayer:
Oh Lord, open my eyes to see you in my life today. Help me search for what you have prepared for me. Thank you in advance. In Jesus’ name. AMEN.
The song that came to me was Open the Eyes of My Heart. One of the first version I heard was Sonic Flood’s.
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- Do We Have to Lift Our Hands When We Pray? (underthecoverofprayer.wordpress.com)
- What Is Another Word for Peace? (underthecoverofprayer.wordpress.com)
- 2013 – the Year to Live (underthecoverofprayer.wordpress.com)
Jan Cox
Jan, a former school teacher and small business owner, found a new passion in writing in her retirement. She has published two devotionals and a number of articles for magazines and a Bible study. She is owner of Under the Cover of Prayer and moderates the site. Jan has completed a children’s book called Tadeo Turtle. She is the watercolour illustrator. Word Alive has published Tadeo Turtle. See more information at Jan’s Website.
