MONDAY MORNING PRAYER!
“DON’T MISS YOUR BLESSING!”
Lord, Help Us Get Out of the Way and Do It Your Way
Scripture:
“Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.” — 1 Peter 5:6 (KJV)
Heavenly Father,
We come before You this Monday morning with grateful hearts, thanking You for waking us up, giving us another day, and allowing us to begin another week in Your presence.
Lord, as we reflect on yesterday’s message, “Don’t Miss Your Blessing,” we ask You to help us examine ourselves. Search our hearts and reveal anything in us that is standing in the way of what You desire to do in our lives.
Father, Naaman had position, influence, wealth, authority, and respect—but there was still something in his life that none of those things could fix. Remind us this morning that regardless of what we accomplish, we will always need You to do what only You can do.
Keep us from allowing our position to produce pride, our success to produce self-sufficiency, our disappointment to produce discouragement, or our expectations to interfere with our obedience.
Lord, forgive us for the times we have prayed for Your will but still wanted things our way.
Forgive us for going to people before coming to You.
Forgive us for listening to the wrong voices.
Forgive us for becoming frustrated because You did not answer the way we expected.
Forgive us for questioning Your instructions because they did not make sense to us.
And forgive us for almost walking away from the very place where You were preparing to bless us.
Your Word declares:
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” — Matthew 6:33 (KJV)
So, Father, this week, we choose to seek You first.
Before we make decisions—we will seek You.
Before we react—we will seek You.
Before we follow somebody else’s advice—we will seek You.
Before disappointment makes us walk away—we will seek You.
Give us godly people who love us enough to tell us the truth. Surround us with wise counsel that will push us toward obedience rather than encourage our pride.
Lord, give us the humility of Naaman when he finally stopped arguing and went down into the Jordan.
The river did not change.
The instructions did not change.
Naaman changed.
Father, change us.
Change our attitude.
Change our perspective.
Change our response.
Change our priorities.
Change our hearts.
Where there is pride, give us humility.
Where there is impatience, give us endurance.
Where there is disappointment, give us faith.
Where there is confusion, give us wisdom.
Where there is fear, give us courage.
Where there is resistance, give us obedience.
Teach us that we do not have to understand everything You tell us to do in order to obey You.
If You say go—we will go.
If You say wait—we will wait.
If You say let it go—we will release it.
If You say forgive—we will forgive.
If You say trust Me—we will trust You.
Father, don't allow us to miss our blessing because it did not come wrapped the way we expected.
Help us recognize that a delay does not mean denial, an unexpected answer does not mean Your absence, and a difficult process does not mean You have forgotten us.
This Monday morning, we surrender our plans, our expectations, our timing, our pride, and our way to You.
We declare:
Not our way—Your way.
Not our timing—Your timing.
Not our will—Your will.
Lord, bring us back into alignment wherever we have gotten off course.
Thank You that our mistakes do not have to be the end of the story. Thank You for grace that redirects us, mercy that gives us another opportunity, and love that patiently calls us back to obedience.
As we enter this new week, help us remember:
Sometimes You are not withholding the blessing—we simply need to get out of the way.
So today, Father, we move pride out of the way. We move fear out of the way. We move impatience out of the way. We move disappointment out of the way. We move our own expectations out of the way.
And we say:
“Lord, have Your way!”
May this be the week that we stop fighting the process and start trusting the One who controls the process.
May this be the week we stop saying, “But Lord, I thought…” and start saying, “Yes, Lord, I will obey.”
And when You bless us, heal us, restore us, open doors for us, provide for us, and bring us through, we will remember that You alone deserve all the glory.
We will not miss our blessing because God did not do it our way. We will humble ourselves, trust His timing, follow His instructions, and do it His way!
In the mighty, matchless, and powerful name of Jesus Christ, we pray.
Amen, Amen, and Amen!
Monday Declaration...
“LORD, I WILL NOT LET PRIDE, PEOPLE, IMPATIENCE, OR MY OWN EXPECTATIONS CAUSE ME TO MISS WHAT YOU HAVE FOR ME. THIS WEEK, I WILL SEEK YOU FIRST, TRUST YOUR TIMING, OBEY YOUR INSTRUCTIONS, AND DO IT YOUR WAY!”
“DON’T MISS YOUR BLESSING!”
Lord, Help Us Get Out of the Way and Do It Your Way
Scripture:
“Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.” — 1 Peter 5:6 (KJV)
Heavenly Father,
We come before You this Monday morning with grateful hearts, thanking You for waking us up, giving us another day, and allowing us to begin another week in Your presence.
Lord, as we reflect on yesterday’s message, “Don’t Miss Your Blessing,” we ask You to help us examine ourselves. Search our hearts and reveal anything in us that is standing in the way of what You desire to do in our lives.
Father, Naaman had position, influence, wealth, authority, and respect—but there was still something in his life that none of those things could fix. Remind us this morning that regardless of what we accomplish, we will always need You to do what only You can do.
Keep us from allowing our position to produce pride, our success to produce self-sufficiency, our disappointment to produce discouragement, or our expectations to interfere with our obedience.
Lord, forgive us for the times we have prayed for Your will but still wanted things our way.
Forgive us for going to people before coming to You.
Forgive us for listening to the wrong voices.
Forgive us for becoming frustrated because You did not answer the way we expected.
Forgive us for questioning Your instructions because they did not make sense to us.
And forgive us for almost walking away from the very place where You were preparing to bless us.
Your Word declares:
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” — Matthew 6:33 (KJV)
So, Father, this week, we choose to seek You first.
Before we make decisions—we will seek You.
Before we react—we will seek You.
Before we follow somebody else’s advice—we will seek You.
Before disappointment makes us walk away—we will seek You.
Give us godly people who love us enough to tell us the truth. Surround us with wise counsel that will push us toward obedience rather than encourage our pride.
Lord, give us the humility of Naaman when he finally stopped arguing and went down into the Jordan.
The river did not change.
The instructions did not change.
Naaman changed.
Father, change us.
Change our attitude.
Change our perspective.
Change our response.
Change our priorities.
Change our hearts.
Where there is pride, give us humility.
Where there is impatience, give us endurance.
Where there is disappointment, give us faith.
Where there is confusion, give us wisdom.
Where there is fear, give us courage.
Where there is resistance, give us obedience.
Teach us that we do not have to understand everything You tell us to do in order to obey You.
If You say go—we will go.
If You say wait—we will wait.
If You say let it go—we will release it.
If You say forgive—we will forgive.
If You say trust Me—we will trust You.
Father, don't allow us to miss our blessing because it did not come wrapped the way we expected.
Help us recognize that a delay does not mean denial, an unexpected answer does not mean Your absence, and a difficult process does not mean You have forgotten us.
This Monday morning, we surrender our plans, our expectations, our timing, our pride, and our way to You.
We declare:
Not our way—Your way.
Not our timing—Your timing.
Not our will—Your will.
Lord, bring us back into alignment wherever we have gotten off course.
Thank You that our mistakes do not have to be the end of the story. Thank You for grace that redirects us, mercy that gives us another opportunity, and love that patiently calls us back to obedience.
As we enter this new week, help us remember:
Sometimes You are not withholding the blessing—we simply need to get out of the way.
So today, Father, we move pride out of the way. We move fear out of the way. We move impatience out of the way. We move disappointment out of the way. We move our own expectations out of the way.
And we say:
“Lord, have Your way!”
May this be the week that we stop fighting the process and start trusting the One who controls the process.
May this be the week we stop saying, “But Lord, I thought…” and start saying, “Yes, Lord, I will obey.”
And when You bless us, heal us, restore us, open doors for us, provide for us, and bring us through, we will remember that You alone deserve all the glory.
We will not miss our blessing because God did not do it our way. We will humble ourselves, trust His timing, follow His instructions, and do it His way!
In the mighty, matchless, and powerful name of Jesus Christ, we pray.
Amen, Amen, and Amen!
Monday Declaration...
“LORD, I WILL NOT LET PRIDE, PEOPLE, IMPATIENCE, OR MY OWN EXPECTATIONS CAUSE ME TO MISS WHAT YOU HAVE FOR ME. THIS WEEK, I WILL SEEK YOU FIRST, TRUST YOUR TIMING, OBEY YOUR INSTRUCTIONS, AND DO IT YOUR WAY!”
MONDAY MORNING PRAYER!
“DON’T MISS YOUR BLESSING!”
Lord, Help Us Get Out of the Way and Do It Your Way
Scripture:
“Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time.” — 1 Peter 5:6 (KJV)
Heavenly Father,
We come before You this Monday morning with grateful hearts, thanking You for waking us up, giving us another day, and allowing us to begin another week in Your presence.
Lord, as we reflect on yesterday’s message, “Don’t Miss Your Blessing,” we ask You to help us examine ourselves. Search our hearts and reveal anything in us that is standing in the way of what You desire to do in our lives.
Father, Naaman had position, influence, wealth, authority, and respect—but there was still something in his life that none of those things could fix. Remind us this morning that regardless of what we accomplish, we will always need You to do what only You can do.
Keep us from allowing our position to produce pride, our success to produce self-sufficiency, our disappointment to produce discouragement, or our expectations to interfere with our obedience.
Lord, forgive us for the times we have prayed for Your will but still wanted things our way.
Forgive us for going to people before coming to You.
Forgive us for listening to the wrong voices.
Forgive us for becoming frustrated because You did not answer the way we expected.
Forgive us for questioning Your instructions because they did not make sense to us.
And forgive us for almost walking away from the very place where You were preparing to bless us.
Your Word declares:
“But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.” — Matthew 6:33 (KJV)
So, Father, this week, we choose to seek You first.
Before we make decisions—we will seek You.
Before we react—we will seek You.
Before we follow somebody else’s advice—we will seek You.
Before disappointment makes us walk away—we will seek You.
Give us godly people who love us enough to tell us the truth. Surround us with wise counsel that will push us toward obedience rather than encourage our pride.
Lord, give us the humility of Naaman when he finally stopped arguing and went down into the Jordan.
The river did not change.
The instructions did not change.
Naaman changed.
Father, change us.
Change our attitude.
Change our perspective.
Change our response.
Change our priorities.
Change our hearts.
Where there is pride, give us humility.
Where there is impatience, give us endurance.
Where there is disappointment, give us faith.
Where there is confusion, give us wisdom.
Where there is fear, give us courage.
Where there is resistance, give us obedience.
Teach us that we do not have to understand everything You tell us to do in order to obey You.
If You say go—we will go.
If You say wait—we will wait.
If You say let it go—we will release it.
If You say forgive—we will forgive.
If You say trust Me—we will trust You.
Father, don't allow us to miss our blessing because it did not come wrapped the way we expected.
Help us recognize that a delay does not mean denial, an unexpected answer does not mean Your absence, and a difficult process does not mean You have forgotten us.
This Monday morning, we surrender our plans, our expectations, our timing, our pride, and our way to You.
We declare:
Not our way—Your way.
Not our timing—Your timing.
Not our will—Your will.
Lord, bring us back into alignment wherever we have gotten off course.
Thank You that our mistakes do not have to be the end of the story. Thank You for grace that redirects us, mercy that gives us another opportunity, and love that patiently calls us back to obedience.
As we enter this new week, help us remember:
Sometimes You are not withholding the blessing—we simply need to get out of the way.
So today, Father, we move pride out of the way. We move fear out of the way. We move impatience out of the way. We move disappointment out of the way. We move our own expectations out of the way.
And we say:
“Lord, have Your way!”
May this be the week that we stop fighting the process and start trusting the One who controls the process.
May this be the week we stop saying, “But Lord, I thought…” and start saying, “Yes, Lord, I will obey.”
And when You bless us, heal us, restore us, open doors for us, provide for us, and bring us through, we will remember that You alone deserve all the glory.
We will not miss our blessing because God did not do it our way. We will humble ourselves, trust His timing, follow His instructions, and do it His way!
In the mighty, matchless, and powerful name of Jesus Christ, we pray.
Amen, Amen, and Amen!
Monday Declaration...
“LORD, I WILL NOT LET PRIDE, PEOPLE, IMPATIENCE, OR MY OWN EXPECTATIONS CAUSE ME TO MISS WHAT YOU HAVE FOR ME. THIS WEEK, I WILL SEEK YOU FIRST, TRUST YOUR TIMING, OBEY YOUR INSTRUCTIONS, AND DO IT YOUR WAY!”
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