Praying for others is when we
intercede on behalf of someone else.
There are many reasons why we may be asked to
pray on behalf of another. Sometimes the
petitioner asks for prayers to overcome a challenge. Other times, the petitioner is unable to pray
on their own.
Regardless if the petitioner
is nearby or far away, once we accept the petitioner’s request for assistance, we
are agreeing to pray or meditate with compassionate intention, an open heart
and an uncluttered mind.
Before we commence prayer for
the petitioner, we need to listen to our petitioner’s story. Our willingness to help another must be
altruistic with no expectation for anything in return for our assistance. Our attention must be focused on listening
with a light but dedicated heart and a non-judgmental mind. And most importantly, our faith must be strong
in the knowing that Divine energy flows through us as we pray, completely
trusting that the outcome will be according to the will of our Lord.
Are you willing to be a vessel
for Spirit to do its work here on earth?
1 Timothy 2:1 ESV
First of all, then, I urge
that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all
people,
Will you Pause on behalf of
another?
Make each moment count toward
working with Spirit. We invite you to
Pause today.
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