Praying from Philemon 1:20 relating to Joy, Refreshment, Fellowship.

Dear Lord, I pray that my brothers and sisters in Christ may bring me joy in you. May their presence and love refresh my heart and renew my spirit. Help me to be a source of joy and refreshment to others as well, so that we may all be strengthened in our faith and love for you. Thank you for the gift of community and the joy that comes from being united in you. Amen.

Verse: Yes, brother, let me have joy from you in the Lord. Refresh my heart in the Lord.
Philemon 1:20

This is a Command. The verse is a request for the reader to bring joy to the writer and to refresh his heart in the Lord.

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