Jonathan Moore
“We are human, but we don’t wage war as humans do. We use God’s mighty weapons, not worldly weapons, to knock down the strongholds of human reasoning and to destroy false arguments. We destroy every proud obstacle that keeps people from knowing God. We capture their rebellious thoughts and teach them to obey Christ. And after you have become fully obedient, we will punish everyone who remains disobedient.”
2 Corinthians 10:3-6
Why pray ? Isn’t action what is needed? Warfare has changed dramatically over recent years. Where we used to put men and women in harm's way, now cyber warfare and drone technology is taking care of the battle 'remotely'. Believers have been waging war remotely for centuries! It’s called the power of prayer! It dispatches angels. It disarms demonic strongholds. It releases healing and deliverance. It affects change terratorially and supernaturally. You and I can do it from anywhere; openly or undercover, individually or corporately. Let's Pray!
Prayer from First Presbyterian Church Grenada Heavenly Father, we know that wind, water, rain , sleet and snow àre yours. This Sabbath we come before You with humble hearts, seeking Your protection and grace.
We pray you will place Your mighty hand over this storm and calm its force. Shield us from the fury of the wind, rain, snow and ice. Care for those in the grip of the storm and keep them from harm. We pray for the safety of every person, home, and community at risk. We lift up all rescue workers, police, firefighters, and utility crews, asking for clear minds, steady hands, and safe passage as they heroically assist others in dangerous situations. Calm the anxious thoughts and steady the restless hearts of those filled with fear. Remind them of Your constant presence, that even when life seems dark and stormy, You are with us, guiding us to safety. In the wake of the storm, we pray for swift recovery and restoration. Provide essentials like water, food, and adequate shelter, and inspire communities to come together in support and care for one another.
We trust in Your unfailing love and mercy, knowing You are our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. We pray in Jesus Name. Amen
🌾 Modern Parable – The Two Paths at Sunrise
A man walked out early one morning and found two paths stretching in front of him. One was wide, busy, and loud — people rushing, pushing, and shouting for attention. The other was narrow and quiet, lit by the soft glow of sunrise.
He hesitated. The wide path looked exciting, full of movement and noise. But the quiet path felt steady, peaceful, and honest.
As he stood there, an older woman passing by said, “Every day gives you both choices. One path is crowded with pressure. The other is guided by God’s peace. The path you choose shapes the day you’ll live.”
The man nodded, stepped onto the quiet path, and found that each step felt lighter than the last.
The world offers noise. God offers direction. Choose the path that leads to peace.