Wide-Eyed Wonder (21 Days of Fasting and Prayer)Chikamu
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WEEK 3 - APPLICATION
Summary of past week
This past week, you have been asking God to open your eyes to the good things He has in store. There are promises to claim, good things to expect, and benefits to enjoy. You are deeply loved, richly blessed, and highly favoured. You can expect good things for the rest of this year.
List what God has shown you
What has God shown you this week? What good things can you lay hold of for yourself, your family, your connect group, the Church? Write down what you see. Remind yourself of what you can expect for the rest of this year.
Pray over what He has shown you
Thank God for opening your eyes to see these good things. Let your heart overflow into praise and thanksgiving. Ask the Holy Spirit to seal the revelation He has given you. Ask Him to help you continuously live with faith and expectation. Pray the same for your family and the Church.
Application
Develop a habit to share God’s favour with others. Share with someone the good things God has shown you, pray with and for each other, and pray for the Church as well.
What is in store
In the coming days and weeks, keep asking God to open your eyes to see the good things He has for you, and keep expecting them to break out in your life.
Rugwaro
About this Plan
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“Wide-Eyed Wonder” is a 21-Day Devotional Guide to help us renew our vision and see more clearly. As we seek God over the next 21 days, we can expect the Holy Spirit to open our eyes to see His power, wisdom, and wonders. God has awesome, unimaginable things He wants to share with us! He has always been and will always be ready to reveal them. No matter how much of God we have experienced, there is still more.
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