Our Easter Prayer
Father God, this is Our Easter prayer—
“I will extol You, my God, O King,
And I will bless Your name forever and ever.”
(Psalm 145: 1)
Who is our King? Who is our God? Do we find ourselves lifting our voices in enthusiastic praise to God? If we do not, why do we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“Every day I will bless You,
And I will praise Your name forever and ever.”
(Psalm 145: 2)
Are we raising our hands, our voices in praise to Him today? Did we praise Him yesterday? If we have not, why have we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“Great is the LORD, and highly to be praised,
And His greatness is unsearchable.”
(Psalm 145: 3)
Are we searching for God? Are we seeking Him where He can be found? Deep within His Word is where we will find His greatness. “Great is the LORD, . . . .” Do we spend time searching the Scriptures? If not, why not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“One generation shall praise Your words to another,
And shall declare Your mighty acts.”
(Psalm 145: 4)
Are we telling our children, our neighbors, our friends about Jesus? Are we proclaiming the many ways Jesus sustains us? Are we speaking of the mighty ways He has been our guide, our help, our hope, and our path? If we do not, why do we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“On the glorious splendor of Your majesty
And on Your wonderful works, I will meditate.”
(Psalm 145: 5)
Are we focusing our minds for a definite period of time—focusing upon God? Are we silent, carefully, mentally considering the goodness of Father God? Oh, if not, why are we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“Men shall speak of the power of Your awesome acts,
And I will tell of Your greatness.”
(Psalm 145: 6)
Are we surrounding ourselves daily with others who sing of God’s greatness? Are we walking through our days, seeing & speaking of His amazing power? Are we observing how His hand touches everything? If not, why are we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“They shall eagerly utter the memory of
Your abundant goodness
And will shout joyfully of Your righteousness.”
(Psalm 145: 7)
Are we willingly sharing the complete and absolute amazement of God with those who we meet each day? Are we purposely walking among the lost, eagerly searching for opportunities to speak the name and goodness of Jesus Christ? He is our Savior! Our Savior!!! Why, oh why, are we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
“The LORD is gracious and merciful;
Slow to anger and great in lovingkindness.
The LORD is good to all,
And His mercies are over all His works.”
(Psalm 145: 8-9)
Divine. Loving. Intervening for us—Gracious!
Compassionate. Forgiving. Unwilling to grant us that which we most deserve—Separation from Him—Mercy!
Are we telling the world about Jesus? Is He invited to walk with us each day, everywhere we go? Are we sharing how He is the only Good in this world? Are we telling the world about Jesus? Oh friend, if we are not, why are we not?—!!!
Forever & ever—a wonderfully, LONG time to praise our LORD. May we begin today!
Our Easter prayer—
For a Personal, Vital Relationship with Jesus Christ
For Unshakeable Faith Grounded in the Word of God.
For Praise & Exultation for a Risen Redeemer & Lord.
For a person (for a some “one”) who we can share the gospel with this Easter—His death, His Burial, & His Resurrection—JESUS DID—HE PAID THE PRICE FOR OUR SINS!
“The two were running together; and the other disciple ran ahead faster than Peter and came to the tomb first;
and stooping and looking in, he saw the linen wrappings lying there; but he did not go in.
And so Simon Peter also came, following him, and entered the tomb; and he saw the linen wrappings lying there,
and the face-cloth which had been on His head, not lying with the linen wrappings, but rolled up in a place by itself.
So the other disciple who had first come to the tomb then also entered, and he saw and believed.” (John 20: 4-8)
We may be like that first disciple (like John) who entered first.
We may be the first—to See & Believe in the risen Savior.
Are we running alongside others who have not yet seen the empty tomb of Jesus?
Are we exclaiming to the world—JESUS CHRIST IS ALIVE!!!
Let us lift our voices;
Let us lift our hands toward heaven;
Let us lift our praise to the LORD of Lords & KING of Kings;
Let us lead others to Jesus this Easter season.
Father, this is our Easter prayer we lift to YOU! Amen.