Prayer Points

On Sunday, our congregation heard a message on prayer from Pastor Brad.  At the end of the service, we had the great opportunity to pray in small groups as a church family.  It is a joy to see the Body of Christ praying together in a room together.  As pastors, we put together a list of ten "prayer points."  For those from Hesston MB who were gone this Sunday or those interested, I have included the list below.




Prayer Points

1) Facility Needs– Immediate and Long Term
2) Glorify God by Knowing, Living, and Sharing Life in CHRIST
3) Stewardship– Allowing God to direct us as we use His Treasure, Time, and Talent
4) Summer Activities– VBS, Camps, Bible Studies
5) Guidance for Pastors and Church Leaders as they plan and prepare for the Fall
6) A Passion for the Lost– People giving their life to Christ and following Him
7) Sensitive to the Opportunities given to us by the Holy Spirit
8) Put aside our desires for God’s Desires–   Keeping CHRIST Central
9) Healing of Relationships– Marriages, Families, Work, School, Church
10) Strength and Wisdom to deal with Temptation

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