Morning Chapel Prayer Playlist
Morning Chapel Prayer Today
Prayer leader Cindy…
Prayed…
Thank you, Father, for your presence. The sun comes up. It’s a new day dawning.
We come before you, Lord, to worship your name, for your name is great and greatly is to be praised.
Surely you have borne our sickness and carried our disease.
Surely we are called by your name. And surely great and mighty awesome things you have prepared for today.
Today is the day the Lord has made, and as long as it’s called today, salvation is ours.
Today is Friday. Today is the day that you’ve prepared and gone ahead and prearranged and made ready for every good and perfect thing to come through us as we look to you and are enlightened for the light of life, for everything is right in your light.
We see light, we see right, and anything that’s dark, Father, you bring it to your light.
You make us know, you correct us, you change and rearrange and set it right, and that includes our position in you.
Thank you, Lord, for every good and perfect thing comes down from the Father of lights, where there is no variableness or shadow of turning. It’s all good, Lord.
We live in the place where the light shines and chaos goes.
And where did it go? We can search for it, but we won’t find it because we walk in the lightness and the brightness of your eternal light where now faith is.
Now faith is a substance of things hoped for, the things that God hopes for.
His hope, His earnest expectation.
His expectation is He placed glory within us that it might come out to bring the name to His glory Great is His name and greatly to be praised.
He said, “My name shall be great in all the nations.”
Prayer about His plan…
Thank you, Father, for your plan.
Thank you for unfolding before our eyes the things that you want us to see today, the hope to which we’ve been called, the greatness of your plan in and through us.
His power and authority…
And the exceeding greatness of your power when you raised Christ from the dead and seated Him, far above all principalities and powers, and every name that could be named is under the power and authority of Jesus.
And He’s given us a seat with Him in the heavenlies.
Lord, we take our seat today with you, and we know that you’ve called us to your very self.
And then from there we go and do the things you’ve called us here on earth with the power and authority vested in the name of Jesus.
You’ve given us your name here on earth as it is in heaven today.
We understand that you’ve done all the work.
You’ve planned it before the foundations of the world.
And you knew us and you appointed us and you formed us and you have given us to the world as a gift to do your will, to do your purpose, Father.
You are the giving God. For the Lord is the gift to the world.
For God so loved the world that He gave Jesus. We receive the gift of life that keeps giving.
That we might be the gifts in the earth that keep giving.
And you gave your Son, and you gave us as a gift to the world to make known your glorious name.
We bow our knee to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ who’s filling us right now, full until we overflow.
We’re going to overflow today.
We’re thanking you, Father, for the wells of living water springing up, never ceasing to fill and overflow because it’s your purpose to flood the earth.
Flood the earth with what?
Not the knowledge of Cindy, but the knowledge of Cindy in Christ, and all of us individually, irreplaceable facets of the living God, fitted and shaped and formed by His hands to be containers of His glory.
We earnestly expect what you earnestly expect, and everything we know, we know with fullness, for the moments that you’ve prepared ahead are moments of your fullness of Him who filleth all in all in the church. Thank you, Father, for the joints that supply, for the flowing easily and the flowing of the supplies of the Spirit today in that you have given.
Every one of us gifts and callings.
And may we occupy our stations and be in the right position for everything to flow.
No interruptions, no obstructions, no hindrances, no delay, but we’re on God time.
Time is a created thing.
Time slows down and speeds up according to God’s will and purpose.
And our coming in line and showing up and saying, I’m in the game.
Lord, we thank you that we’re not anxious for anything, but in all things we pray.
Yes, praying always, rejoicing always, filling the moments with our overflowing expectation of good.
We don’t have any trouble. The goodness of God troubles our trouble. Trouble gets to be troubled.
And it gets to have a table flipping, turning around to goodness because it’s working, working, working, working all the while because God is working for good.
We are called from the womb before time, before the foundation He knew us.
We’ve been called.
Jeannie yesterday was talking about dreams. We don’t put them on a shelf. We keep our dreams before us because God has dreamed a dream and He showed up at our birth to see it come into the earth.
We’re all written epistles read by every man and it’s the Gospel, the power of God.
It’s the cross preached.
It’s no longer we who live, but Christ that lives within us.
He’s the animation. He’s the motivation. He is our anticipation.
He’s the quiet spaces and exciting spaces. He’s always there and He’s working.
We are in our place of rest, ceasing from our own work, ceasing from our own strivings and waiting, anticipating in our motivation for the manifestation of who’s coming through us, Jesus.
When Jesus appears, we set our hope wholly and unchangeably on—the what?
Grace. It’s all about grace, His ability, upholding us and strengthening us and animating and motivating and keeping us going in the way we should go.
Oh, the river is flowing. The river is carrying us.
So, Father, I thank you for the spotlight that you’ve placed on us.
Wherever we go, we make sure we’re in that spotlight, and everything grows, and everything good and perfect flows, and everything is made right in the light.
For you said from the very beginning, “Let light shine.”
And chaos became living and growing and flourishing.
He said, “Keep your eyes on me.” You said, “Let light shine out of darkness.”
And it’s so beaming forth from our hearts to illuminate the knowledge of God, to make known to those who are outside the spotlight, “Come, there’s a spotlight for you,” and we’re all in it together.
Thank you, Father, for the big production you have planned for this end time.
You will have your way, a church that’s moving and flowing in those unforced rhythms of—what? Grace!
It’s all about grace, Father. We receive it.
It’s a day that we may obtain mercy, that we might find grace.
We thank you for eyes to see all the answers and solutions and strength and understanding we need for today.
For today, to live victoriously in your purpose.
To live triumphantly in your grace.
To make known how good you are and how merciful you are and how we delight to know you more.
Let the world be watching the fire show, this fiery love, the gentle and lowliness of your beckoning them to come.
Even now, Father, an assured welcome is afforded to all those that come that they might drink deeply and be refreshed and not thirst and not be filling their faces with food that doesn’t satisfy.
But a table is set before even the enemy.
Great and mighty and awesome is this food. It is good, yes.
Thank you, Father, that your body was broken.
We received the bread of life, the healing of our bodies.
Because your body was broken and now we receive our manna.
Thank you, Lord, for unveiling before us a Gospel of our salvation.
That we are saved in your spotlight presence of God.
And when He says move, that spotlight is moving.
And we are always full of a great expectation because His command is full of promise.
And His command is full of freedom.
Freedom, everybody else say take it, take it, take it.
Freedom to take whatever it is for His glory when He says take it.
Merciful kindness towards us who were sinners.
While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. He bought us back.
We are the redeemed of the Lord.
We are the redeemed, purchased prize of our Father.
Who are you?
We are His and His alone.
Take it up with God. He’s working. He’s perfecting.
He is making us to be conformed to His image in everything.
We bow to Him and Him alone.
What you bow to, you give your strength to.
Even in our little strength, Father, we bow to you.
And you come and you strengthen us in the power of your might, the exceeding greatness of the power working in us.
