Prayer based on Psalms 77:14. Themes: Wonder, Strength, Peoples.

Dear God, I come before you today acknowledging that you are the God who does wonders. I thank you for the countless times you have shown your strength and power among the peoples. I claim the promise that you have made your strength known, and I ask that you continue to reveal your power in my life and in the lives of those around me. May your wonders never cease, and may your name be glorified through all that you do. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

Verse: You are the God who does wonders. You have made your strength known among the peoples.
Psalms 77:14

This is a Promise. The verse is acknowledging God’s power and strength that has been made known to the people.

Related posts:

  1. Praying from Psalms 96:5. Themes: Idolatry, Creation, Monotheism. Promise. The verse is stating that Yahweh, the God of the Bible, is the only true God who created the...
  2. Praying from Psalms 95:3. Themes: God’s sovereignty, God’s greatness, monotheism Promise. The verse is stating that Yahweh is a great God and a great King above all other gods. It...
  3. Praying from Psalms 67:3. Themes: Praise, God’s sovereignty, Global worship. Command. The verse is commanding the reader to praise God and encouraging all people to do the same....
  4. Praying from Psalms 67:5. Themes: Praise, God’s sovereignty, Global mission. Command. The verse is commanding the reader to praise God and encouraging all people to do the same....
  5. Praying from Acts 4:30. Themes: Healing, Signs and Wonders. Command. The verse commands the reader to stretch out their hand to heal and perform signs and wonders through the...
  6. Praying from Psalms 107:24. Themes: Wonder, Power, Creation Command. The verse is commanding the reader to see Yahweh's deeds and wonders in the deep....
  7. Praying from Psalms 102:22. Themes: Worship, Unity, Kingdom of God. Command. The verse is commanding the reader to gather together with the peoples and kingdoms to serve Yahweh....
  8. Praying from Psalms 77:11. Themes: Remembrance, Wonder, Faithfulness. Promise. The verse promises that the speaker will remember Yah's deeds and wonders of old....
  9. Praying from Psalms 96:4. Themes: God’s greatness, Worship, Fear of God. Command. The reader is commanded to praise and fear Yahweh above all other gods....
  10. Praying from Psalms 97:7. Themes: Idolatry, Worship, Shame Command. The verse commands the reader to worship God and not idols, and to shame those who do worship idols....

Categories

Books of Bible

Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Acts

Ephesians