Oak Grove Baptist, Lawrenceville, VA

Oak Grove Baptist, Lawrenceville, VA Community based that shares GOD’S love.

09/08/2026

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2026

DAILY INTERCESSORY PRAYER
For Healing, Mercy, & Compassion

Morning Theme:
Strength for the Weary

Scripture Focus: Isaiah 40:29
“He giveth power to these faint; and to them that have no might he increaseth strength.”

Focus Statement:
God renews the strength of those who have none.

Prayer Emphasis:
Today, we pray for God’s healing power to touch those who are physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually exhausted. We ask Him to show mercy to those who are suffering and to fill His people with compassion for everyone carrying a heavy burden.

Morning Prayer:
Gracious, merciful, and everlasting God, our Father and the source of all our strength, we come before You this morning with grateful hearts. Thank You for watching over us through the night. Thank You for keeping us when we could not keep ourselves. Thank You for opening our eyes and allowing us to see the dawning of another day.

Lord, we acknowledge that we need You. Some of us are tired in our bodies. Some are weary in their minds. Some are wounded in their hearts, and others are struggling in their spirits. We have tried to remain strong, but the burdens have become heavy. We have encouraged everybody else while quietly wondering who would encourage us.

But Your Word declares that You give power to the faint and increase the strength of those who have no might. Therefore, Father, we come to You just as we are. We bring You our weakness, our weariness, our pain, and our exhaustion. Breathe fresh strength into us today.

Lord, stretch forth Your healing hand. Touch every sick body. Go into hospital rooms, nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, assisted-living homes, and private residences. Stand beside every bed of affliction. Regulate blood pressure, stabilize blood-sugar levels, strengthen weakened hearts, clear troubled lungs, restore damaged nerves, and ease persistent pain.

Guide the hands of surgeons. Give wisdom to physicians. Grant discernment to nurses, therapists, counselors, and caregivers. Let treatments be effective, medications work properly, and recovery come without complications. Where doctors have reached their limits, remind us that there is no limit to Your power.

Father, touch those who are mentally and emotionally exhausted. Calm every anxious thought. Lift the heaviness of depression. Break the grip of fear. Comfort those who are grieving, disappointed, discouraged, or overwhelmed. Remind them that they are not alone and that their present condition is not the conclusion of their story.

Have mercy upon those who are carrying burdens they have not shared with anyone. Strengthen the person who has been crying privately while smiling publicly. Encourage the one who has been helping everybody else while silently running out of strength. Let them feel Your arms holding them and hear Your voice saying, “My child, I am still with you.”

Lord, give strength to every caregiver. Renew those caring for aging parents, sick spouses, disabled children, and suffering loved ones. When their patience grows thin and their energy runs low, replenish them. Send people who will help carry the load and remind them that their labor of love has not gone unnoticed.

Make us a compassionate church. Do not allow us to become so busy with programs that we overlook people. Give us eyes to see the hurting, ears to hear the brokenhearted, hands to serve the helpless, and hearts willing to love without judgment. Teach us to sit with those who sorrow, encourage those who struggle, and help those who cannot help themselves.

Father, we ask You to forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. Forgive us for the times we ignored the pain of others. Forgive us for being impatient with those whose healing took longer than we expected. Help us extend the same mercy to others that You continually extend to us.

Strengthen our families, our young people, our senior citizens, our church leaders, and our entire congregation. Restore every place where life has drained us. Renew our minds, revive our spirits, and refresh our souls.

And now, Lord, as we move into this day, help us walk with the assurance that we do not have to face it in our own strength. When our strength runs out, Your strength takes over. When our hands become weak, Your hand holds us up. When our knees begin to buckle, Your grace keeps us standing.

Final Run:
And, Lord, before we close this prayer,
we want to thank You—

Because when we were weak,
You made us strong!

When we were tired,
You gave us another wind!

When we were discouraged,
You gave us another reason to hope!

When sickness came,
You stayed right beside us!

When pain filled the night,
Your mercy met us in the morning!

Somebody almost gave up—
but You gave them strength!

Somebody almost walked away—
but You gave them strength!

Somebody thought they could not take another step—
but You gave them strength!

So we declare this morning:

Strength is coming back!
Joy is coming back!
Peace is coming back!
Hope is coming back!

You are strengthening weak hands!
You are steadying feeble knees!
You are lifting bowed-down heads!
You are putting power in tired souls!

And because You are our strength,
we can face this day!

Because You are our healer,
we can face this sickness!

Because You are our keeper,
we can face this trouble!

Because You are our God,
we can face tomorrow!

For we know that—

You still heal!
You still deliver!
You still restore!
You still make ways!
You still give power to the faint!

And when we have no might—
You increase our strength!

So we will rise again!
We will pray again!
We will believe again!
We will worship again!
And we will run on to see what the end is going to be!

In the mighty, marvelous, matchless, healing, and strength-giving name of Jesus, we pray.

Amen! Amen! And thank God!

Words of Inspiration:
You may feel weak this morning, but weakness does not disqualify you from receiving God’s power. It positions you to experience His strength.

God is not asking you to manufacture strength you do not have. He is inviting you to receive strength from Him. You may not have enough strength for next month, next week, or even tomorrow—but God will give you enough strength for today.

Do not be ashamed of needing rest. Do not feel guilty for admitting that you are tired. Bring your weariness to the Lord. The same God who carried you through yesterday will sustain you today.

When your strength ends, God’s strength begins. You are not finished—you are being renewed!

09/07/2026

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2026

DAILY INTERCESSORY PRAYER
For Strength, Direction, and the Church

Morning Theme:
Guided by the Spirit of Truth

Scripture Focus: John 16:13 (KJV)
“Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth…”

Focus Statement:
The Holy Spirit leads the Church into truth, wisdom, and divine direction.

Intercessory Points:
Let us pray:
1. For spiritual sensitivity—that we will recognize the voice and movement of the Holy Spirit.
2. For truth and discernment—that the Church will distinguish biblical truth from deception, tradition, personal preference, and cultural pressure.
3. For pastors and ministry leaders—that the Holy Spirit will give them wisdom, courage, clarity, and strength as they lead God’s people.
4. For unity within the Church—that division, confusion, jealousy, and selfish ambition will be replaced by love, humility, and cooperation.
5. For divine direction—that every ministry, program, decision, and assignment will align with God’s purpose.
6. For spiritual strength—that weary servants will be renewed and discouraged believers will receive fresh hope.
7. For obedient hearts—that we will not merely hear the Spirit but willingly follow wherever He leads.
8. For the next generation—that our children and youth will know the truth, love the truth, and courageously live the truth.
9. For revival and renewal—that the Holy Spirit will awaken the Church, restore our passion, and empower our witness.
10. For effective ministry—that the Church will proclaim the gospel, serve its community, reach the lost, and demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ.

Morning Prayer:
Gracious and eternal God,
our Father, our Keeper, and the sovereign Head of the Church, we come before You this morning with grateful hearts. Thank You for waking us up, clothing us in our right minds, and allowing us to see another day filled with Your mercy.

Lord, before we ask You for anything, we thank You for everything. Thank You for keeping us through dangers seen and unseen. Thank You for protecting us while we slept. Thank You for grace that covered us, mercy that carried us, and love that would not let us go.

Father, we acknowledge that we cannot make this journey without You. Our knowledge is limited, our strength is insufficient, and our vision cannot see beyond the present moment. But You know the end from the beginning. You know what lies ahead, what waits around the corner, and what we will face before this day is over.

Therefore, we surrender ourselves to the leadership of the Holy Spirit.

Spirit of the living God, fall fresh upon us. Lead us into all truth. Quiet every voice that competes with the voice of God. Remove confusion from our minds, fear from our hearts, and uncertainty from our steps. Give us ears to hear what the Spirit is saying to the Church.

Guide our thoughts, govern our words, order our steps, and direct our decisions. When we are tempted to move ahead of You, teach us to wait. When fear makes us hesitate, give us courage to move. When the road is unfamiliar, remind us that we do not have to know the way as long as we know the One who is leading us.

Lord, strengthen Your Church. Strengthen every pastor who is carrying the burden of leadership. Strengthen ministers, deacons, deaconesses, trustees, missionaries, teachers, musicians, ushers, and ministry workers. Encourage those who serve faithfully but sometimes feel unnoticed. Remind them that their labor is not in vain in the Lord.

Give our leaders wisdom that cannot be obtained from books alone. Give them discernment to recognize what is from You and courage to reject what is not. Protect them from burnout, discouragement, temptation, and spiritual attack. Surround them with faithful people who will pray, support, serve, and walk with them in unity.

Father, bring Your Church together. Tear down every wall of division. Remove jealousy, competition, unforgiveness, pride, confusion, and hidden resentment. Help us remember that we are one body, serving one Lord, empowered by one Spirit, and called to one great mission.

Do not allow us to become so comfortable inside the church that we forget the hurting people outside the church. Send us to the lost, the lonely, the broken, the grieving, the incarcerated, the rejected, and the forgotten. Give us compassionate hearts, willing hands, and a bold witness.

Let truth be preached from our pulpits, taught in our classrooms, sung through our music, practiced in our homes, and demonstrated through our lives. Keep us from adjusting Your Word to satisfy the culture. Give us holy boldness to stand upon what You have spoken, while extending the love and compassion of Jesus Christ to everyone we encounter.

Remember our families, children, young people, schools, communities, and nation. In a world filled with false information and conflicting voices, let the Spirit of Truth lead us. Guard our children’s minds. Give our young people discernment. Help them understand that truth is not determined by popularity—it is established by the Word of God.

Lord, wherever someone is weak this morning, give them strength. Wherever someone is confused, give them clarity. Wherever someone is discouraged, give them hope. Wherever someone has lost direction, order their steps. Wherever someone is ready to give up, breathe fresh life into them.

And now, Lord, we thank You because we believe You have heard us!

We may not know every detail—but we know You are directing us!
We may not see the entire road—but we know You are guiding us!
We may not have all the answers—but we have the Spirit of Truth!

And when the Spirit leads—
He will lead us through the storm!
He will lead us through the valley!
He will lead us around the trap!
He will lead us beyond the confusion!
He will lead us into all truth!

So, Church, keep on walking!
Keep on believing!
Keep on trusting!
Keep on serving!
Keep on following the voice of the Lord!

Because He guided us yesterday!
He is guiding us today!
And early in the morning—
late in the midnight hour—
when the way gets dark—
and when the road gets rough—
the Holy Ghost will lead us on!

Yes, He will!

Lead us, Lord!
Guide us, Lord!
Order our steps!
Direct our path!
And wherever You lead us—
we will follow!

For Thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever.

In the mighty, matchless, and victorious name of Jesus, we pray.

Amen, amen, and amen!

Words of Inspiration:
You do not have to understand every turn in the road to trust the One who is leading you. The Holy Spirit sees what you cannot see, knows what you do not know, and prepares you for what you have not yet encountered.

Move through this day prayerfully. Listen before you speak. Seek God before you decide. When the Spirit gives direction, obey without delay. God’s guidance will never contradict God’s Word, and wherever God guides, He will provide the strength necessary to follow.

Let the Spirit lead you, let the truth establish you, and let the strength of God

09/06/2026

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2026

DAILY INTERCESSORY PRAYER
For Praise, Victory & Global Intercession

Morning Theme:
Tell the World What the Lord Has Done!

Scripture Focus: Isaiah 12:4–5 (KJV)
“4 And in that day shall ye say, Praise the LORD, call upon his name, declare his doings among the people, make mention that his name is exalted.
5 Sing unto the LORD; for he hath done excellent things: this is known in all the earth.”

Focus Statement:
We proclaim God’s marvelous works among the people so that His name is exalted throughout the earth.

Morning Prayer:
Gracious, eternal, and all-wise God, our Father, we come before You this morning with thanksgiving in our hearts and praise upon our lips. You have been better to us than we have been to ourselves. You watched over us throughout the night, protected us from dangers seen and unseen, touched our bodies, awakened our minds, and allowed us to behold the dawning of another day.

This is the day that You have made, and we choose to rejoice and be glad in it!

Lord, we praise You because You are great and greatly to be praised. We praise You because Your mercy endures forever. We praise You because Your grace is sufficient, Your love is everlasting, Your power is unlimited, and Your faithfulness reaches from generation to generation.

You have done excellent things!

You made ways when there seemed to be no way. You opened doors that no one could shut. You healed bodies, restored families, rescued souls, lifted burdens, forgave sins, and gave us strength to keep moving forward. When we were weak, You strengthened us. When we were confused, You directed us. When we were discouraged, You gave us hope. When the enemy came against us, You stood by our side.

Father, forgive us for the times we have enjoyed Your blessings but failed to tell others about Your goodness. Forgive us for being silent when we should have testified. Forgive us for complaining about what we lacked while overlooking everything You had already provided.

Put a fresh praise in our mouths and a new song in our hearts. Give us the courage to declare Your doings among the people. Let our families know that You are faithful. Let our communities know that You are powerful. Let our coworkers know that You are gracious. Let the broken know that You are a healer. Let the bound know that You are a deliverer. Let the lost know that Jesus still saves!

Lord, breathe upon Your Church. Revive every congregation, renew every pastor, strengthen every ministry leader, encourage every missionary, empower every intercessor, and restore every weary servant. Take us beyond empty routines and lifeless traditions. Set our hearts on fire again. Let praise fill our sanctuaries, prayer fill our homes, love fill our relationships, and the Gospel fill our communities.

We pray for those who need victory this morning. Visit hospital rooms, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, prisons, shelters, and homes filled with grief. Touch those who are sick. Comfort those who are mourning. Strengthen those who are tired. Provide for those who are struggling financially. Restore those who have fallen. Deliver those who are bound by addiction, fear, depression, anger, and despair.

Remind them that trouble does not have the final word—You do!

Father, we lift the nations of the world before You. Bring peace where there is war. Bring food where there is hunger. Bring shelter where there is displacement. Bring justice where there is oppression. Protect children, defend the vulnerable, strengthen persecuted believers, and comfort families devastated by violence and disaster.

Open doors for the Gospel in places where the name of Jesus has not been proclaimed. Protect missionaries and Christian workers serving in difficult and dangerous places. Supply every need and give them supernatural wisdom, strength, and courage. Let the message of salvation cross every border, enter every nation, reach every culture, and touch every heart.

Unite Your Church throughout the earth. Teach us to put aside division, pride, jealousy, and competition. Help us remember that there is one Lord, one faith, and one baptism. Make us one in purpose as we lift the name of Jesus and advance Your Kingdom together.

Now, Lord, let our praise become louder than our problems. Let our faith become greater than our fear. Let our testimony become stronger than our trials. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord!

Because when I think about
where You brought me from—
my soul cries, Hallelujah!

When I remember
the doors You opened—
I’ve got to tell somebody!

When I remember
the battles You fought—
I’ve got to give You glory!

You picked me up!
You turned me around!
You placed my feet
on solid ground!

You’ve been my shelter
in the time of storm!
My healer
when I was sick!
My company
when I was lonely!
My strength
when I was weak!
My hope
when hope was gone!

And I will declare Your works!

I’ll tell it in the morning!
I’ll tell it in the noonday!
I’ll tell it when the sun goes down!

I’ll tell the young!
I’ll tell the old!
I’ll tell the rich!
I’ll tell the poor!
I’ll tell my family!
I’ll tell my community!
I’ll tell the nations—

The Lord has done excellent things!

He brought us!
He kept us!
He covered us!
He carried us!
And He never left us!

So, rise up, Church,
and give God glory!

Praise Him for what He has done!
Praise Him for what He is doing!
And praise Him for what He is getting ready to do!

Because victory is coming!
Deliverance is coming!
Healing is coming!
Revival is coming!

And from the rising of the sun
unto the going down of the same,
the name of the Lord
is worthy—
worthy—
WORTHY TO BE PRAISED!

In the mighty, marvelous, matchless, and victorious name of Jesus, we pray.

Amen, amen, and amen!

Words of Inspiration:
Never be ashamed to tell what the Lord has done for you. Someone else’s faith may be strengthened by the testimony you are hesitant to share. Your story of survival may become another person’s reason to hope. Your praise may become an invitation for someone to meet the God who brought you through.

God has not blessed us merely to make us comfortable; He has blessed us so that His goodness can be made known through us. Therefore, lift your voice, live your testimony, and let the world know: The Lord has done excellent things, and His name shall be exalted throughout all the earth!

09/05/2026

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2026

DAILY INTERCESSORY PRAYER
For Rest, Renewal & Mission Work

Morning Theme:
Be Still—God Is Still in Control

Scripture Focus: Psalm 46:10 (KJV)
“Be still, and know that I am God…”

Focus Statement:
Quiet confidence in God’s sovereignty renews the soul for faithful service.
Stillness is not inactivity, weakness, or surrender to our circumstances. It is the spiritual discipline of quieting our hearts, releasing our worries, and confidently trusting the sovereign God who remains in control. When we rest in His presence, He renews our strength and prepares us to serve with greater faithfulness.

Morning Prayer:
Gracious and eternal God, our Father, our Refuge,
and our ever-present Help,
we come before You this morning with grateful hearts.
Thank You for watching over us through the night and allowing us to see the dawning of another day.
Thank You for new mercies, renewed grace, and another opportunity to walk in Your purpose.

Lord, this morning we hear Your command: “Be still, and know that I am God.” Teach us how to become quiet before You. Silence every distracting voice, calm every troubled thought, and settle every restless place within us. When our minds are racing, slow us down. When our hearts are anxious, give us peace. When our bodies are tired, grant us rest.

Father, forgive us for the times we have acted as though everything depended upon us. Forgive us for carrying burdens that belong in Your hands. Help us remember that You are God and we are Your children. You were God before the trouble started, You are God while the battle is raging, and You will still be God when the victory is won.
Renew those who have become weary in well-doing. Strengthen pastors, ministers, deacons, missionaries, teachers, caregivers, volunteers, and every servant working in Your vineyard. Encourage those who faithfully serve without recognition. Remind them that You see every sacrifice, hear every prayer, and remember every act of love performed in Your name.

Lord, breathe fresh life into Your Church. Renew our worship, restore our joy, and revive our passion for ministry. Do not allow us to become so busy doing church work that we neglect spending time with the God of the Church. Draw us back to the secret place where our strength is restored, our vision becomes clear, and our hearts are made whole.

We pray for missionaries and ministry workers throughout the world. Protect them in dangerous places. Supply every need, open doors for the Gospel, and give them courage to proclaim Jesus Christ. Comfort those who feel lonely, strengthen those facing opposition, and send faithful partners to stand beside them.

Father, prepare us for faithful service. Let our resting lead to renewal, and let our renewal lead to action. Show us the hungry we can feed, the hurting we can comfort, the lost we can reach, and the discouraged we can encourage. Give us willing hands, compassionate hearts, and obedient spirits.

Now, Lord, we place this day into Your hands. Order our steps, guard our minds, direct our conversations, and use our lives for Your glory. We will not panic because You are present. We will not surrender to fear because You are faithful. We will not lose hope because You are still in control.

And now, Lord—
we’re going to settle our hearts,quiet our minds,
and stand on Your Word!

Because when the winds are blowing—You are still God!
When the waves are rising—You are still God!
When the answer has not come—You are still God!
When we cannot trace Your hand—we can still trust Your heart!
So we’re going to rest in Your promises, stand on Your faithfulness, and lean on Your everlasting arms!

You kept us yesterday!
You’re holding us today!
And You’ll carry us tomorrow!

So be still, weary soul!
Be still, troubled mind!
Be still, anxious heart!
The Lord is in control!
The Lord is working it out!
The Lord is renewing our strength!
And after we have rested—
we’re going to rise again!
Serve again!
Pray again!
Believe again!
And go wherever You send us!
For You are God—above us, beside us,bwithin us, and forever before us!

In the mighty, matchless, and marvelous name of Jesus, we pray.
Amen, amen, and amen!

Words of Inspiration
Stillness before God is not wasted time; it is where weary souls are repaired and divine strength is received. You do not have to solve everything today. Some battles are won when you stop struggling, become quiet, and remember who God is.
Rest in His sovereignty. Renew your strength in His presence. Then rise and faithfully continue the work He has placed in your hands.
Be still enough to hear Him, rest long enough to be renewed, and trust Him enough to serve again.

09/04/2026

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2026

DAILY INTERCESSORY PRAYER
For Deliverance, Prisons & Breakthrough

Morning Theme:
Call on God—Deliverance Is Coming!

Scripture Focus: Psalm 50:15
“And call upon me in the day of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me.”

Focus Statement:
Calling on God Brings Divine Deliverance

Intercessory Points:
1. Deliverance in Trouble
Pray for everyone facing overwhelming circumstances, asking God to respond with mercy, protection, and supernatural deliverance.
2. Those Who Are Incarcerated
Pray that men, women, and youth in correctional facilities will encounter Jesus Christ, receive salvation, and experience spiritual freedom even while confined.
3. Families of the Incarcerated
Pray for spouses, children, parents, and caregivers carrying the emotional, financial, and spiritual weight of having a loved one imprisoned.
4. Justice and Mercy
Pray for judges, attorneys, law-enforcement officers, correctional leaders, and policymakers to act with wisdom, fairness, integrity, and compassion.
5. Returning Citizens
Pray for successful reentry, stable housing, meaningful employment, restored relationships, faithful mentorship, and welcoming churches.
6. Freedom from Spiritual Bo***ge
Pray for the breaking of addictions, destructive habits, generational cycles, fear, shame, bitterness, and every stronghold that keeps people bound.
7. Breakthrough for the Church
Pray that the Church will faithfully proclaim liberty, minister behind prison walls, support affected families, and help restore those returning to their communities.
8. Testimonies That Glorify God
Pray that every answered prayer and act of deliverance will cause people to recognize God’s power and give Him all the glory.

Morning Prayer:
Gracious, merciful, and all-powerful God,
our Refuge in trouble, our Defender in danger, and our Deliverer in every difficult place, we come before You this morning with confidence in Your Word. You told us to call upon You in the day of trouble, and You promised that You would deliver us.

So, Father, we are calling on You today!

We call upon You for those who feel surrounded by trouble. Some are facing circumstances they cannot change, burdens they cannot carry, and battles they cannot fight alone. Step into their situations, Lord. Be their strength when they are weak, their light when the way is dark, and their hope when discouragement tries to take over.

We lift before You every person who is incarcerated. Go behind prison walls, enter every cell, walk through every corridor, and let Your presence reach every heart. Remind them that confinement cannot prevent Your grace from finding them. Save those who are lost, reclaim those who have wandered, strengthen those who have repented, and give hope to those who believe their lives are beyond repair.

Break the chains that cannot be seen. Break chains of addiction, anger, violence, guilt, shame, fear, and hopelessness. Tear down every spiritual stronghold and renew minds through the power of Your Word. Let those who are physically confined discover that whom the Son sets free is free indeed.

Lord, remember the families who are hurting. Comfort the parents who are worried, strengthen the spouses carrying heavy responsibilities, and protect the children who miss their mothers and fathers. Supply every financial need, heal emotional wounds, and preserve family relationships. Where separation has brought pain, let Your grace bring healing.

We pray for correctional officers, chaplains, counselors, medical personnel, and administrators. Protect them as they serve. Give them patience, compassion, courage, and integrity. Let them see every incarcerated person as someone created in Your image and capable of redemption.

God of justice, guide judges, attorneys, lawmakers, and all who make decisions affecting human lives. Let truth prevail, let justice be fair, and let mercy have a voice. Expose corruption, correct injustice, protect the innocent, and create opportunities for rehabilitation and restoration.

We pray for returning citizens. As they reenter their families and communities, open doors for housing, employment, education, counseling, and spiritual support. Surround them with godly mentors and compassionate congregations. Do not allow their past to imprison their future. Give them the strength to make wise decisions and the courage to begin again.

Lord, empower Your Church to be an instrument of deliverance. Make us willing to visit the prisoner, strengthen families, mentor returning citizens, and proclaim the liberating gospel of Jesus Christ. Deliver us from judgmental attitudes and fill us with compassion that produces action.

Father, we also call upon You for our own breakthroughs. Somebody has prayed for a long time and is still waiting. Somebody is standing before a door that will not open. Somebody is fighting a battle nobody else knows about. Move by Your power today. Make a way where there seems to be no way. Lift burdens, loose chains, open doors, heal hearts, restore families, and turn midnight seasons into mornings of joy.

And when You deliver us, we will not take the credit. We will not praise our own strength, intelligence, or connections. We will glorify You! We will tell others that it was nobody but the Lord who brought us out.

Because when trouble rises—
we’ve got a God we can call!

When the walls close in—
we’ve got a God we can call!

When the chains get heavy—
we’ve got a God we can call!

Call Him in the morning!
Call Him in the midnight hour!
Call Him from the hospital room!
Call Him from the courtroom!
Call Him from the prison cell!
Call Him when every door has closed!

Because He still hears!
He still answers!
He still reaches!
He still rescues!
He still opens doors!
And He still breaks chains!

He brought Daniel out of the lions’ den!
He brought Peter out of the prison!
He brought Israel through the Red Sea!
And early Sunday morning,
He brought Jesus up from the grave
with all power in His hands!

So hold on—
your trouble has an expiration date!

Keep calling—
your answer is on the way!

Keep believing—
your chains are coming loose!

And when the Lord brings you out,
lift your hands, open your mouth,
and give Him the glory!

For He promised,
“I will deliver thee!”

Thank You, Lord!
Thank You, Lord!
Thank You, Lord—
for deliverance!

In the mighty, matchless, chain-breaking name of Jesus, we pray.

Amen, amen, and amen!

Words of Inspiration:
Trouble may explain why you are calling, but it does not determine how your story will end. God’s promise is greater than your predicament. Keep praying, keep trusting, and keep expecting Him to move. The place that once held your pain may soon become the platform from which you proclaim His power.

Call upon the Lord—your deliverance will become His glory!

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22355 Christanna Highway
Lawrenceville, VA
23868

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