Day 2 of 21
Heavenly Father, we pray for every student who feels hopeless, even suicidal. May the spirit of heaviness that weighs them down be dispelled now!
In Jesus’ name, we pray for students struggling with thoughts of suicide, depression, hopelessness and despair. Father, replace such ideas with convictions of love and care in the lives of our students. Lord, please break the power of the spirit of death and suicide and bring Life to them.
Lord, send someone to encourage them today and let them know how much You love them. Show Yourself as the God of HOPE. May each student overflow with hope by the Holy Spirit, according to the authority of Your Word.
We even ask that You would send heavenly angels to the desperate and
the hopeless to comfort them and bring them Your answers, even as You
did for Hagar, Elijah, and Gideon in their time of crises. Man’s solutions are
not enough. Help our students put their trust in You.
We thank you in advance for miraculous and measurable answers to our
prayers. Thank you for financial breakthroughs, for radical changes in
test scores in struggling schools that suddenly (and perhaps mysteriously)
improve, and for a reduction in suicides and drug use. Thank You for responding to the prayers and the cry of Your people.
In this season, please once again do undeniable miracles and restore life,
giving hope to staff, students, and families – especially those in desperate
circumstances.
In the face of troubling trends in our schools, we boldly declare, by faith,
that there is hope in a faithful God Who does above what we can ask or
think!
We affirm Your Word and agree with thousands of others praying today
that You have a future, a hope, and a plan to prosper every student in our schools and our city!
We know that there is a very real and invisible enemy of all our souls, but
especially targeted is the next generation. We pray that God would override his efforts and invite every student to know His love. Let the plans and
purposes of God be established in their lives, and let God’s reign, His
Kingdom, come to our students, in Jesus’ name.
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