Today in the U.S., it is the annual National Day of Prayer.
Undoubtedly, many Christians will be asking God to change our country and our
culture. They will pray for wisdom for our leaders. They will pray against the moral issues of the day. They will confront the evil forces at work in our land. They will pray for
revival.
But to confront the darkness in this world without also asking God to search and root out the pockets of darkness in our own hearts is only half a prayer.
But to confront the darkness in this world without also asking God to search and root out the pockets of darkness in our own hearts is only half a prayer.
In speaking of the National Day of Prayer, Daniel Henderson
of ‘Strategic Renewal’ writes, “When we pray for other issues and miss the
primary need to become more like Christ as we pray, we are shortsighted. When
we pray in order to be changed, we become [God’s] agents of change.”
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