Heavenly Father,
Thank you for all you did in my life in 2023. I give you glory for the victories that were won, ask for help in understanding the losses and seek wisdom to grow from the challenges that this year brought. I know your ways are higher than mine, so I ask that you give me the strength to trust your ways when things didn’t happen the way I thought they should have. I trust you with my life, my health and my future. You know the every aspect of my life and see the greater picture you’re creating with my life. I choose to walk in the steps you have ordered for me in the coming year.
Let 2024 be the year of promises fulfilled in my life. I stand on your Word and trust you to complete the good work which you have already begun. Open doors in my life that no one can shut, and shut doors that no one can open. Make this the year that you restore what the locusts have stolen. Open the windows of Heaven to pour out blessings I’m unable to contain so that I may be a blessing to others. Use my life to make the lives of others better. Help me to point people to you. I receive from you all that you want to give me in this coming year. You know my greatest needs so I’m asking you to meet them. Bring healing where there is brokenness. Bring your strength where there are weaknesses. Bring grace where I fall short.
I ask that you would help me to put on your full armor so that I may stand when everything else seems to crumble around me. Help me to fight the good fight and to take ground this year. Expand my territory and keep your hand of favor on my life. Bring the right relationships into my life that will help me to get where you’re leading me and place me in other people’s lives so I can help them get to where you’re wanting them to go. Let this year bring me into a closer relationship with you. Open my mind to understand your Word like never before and open my heart to receive the seeds you want to plant so that my life will produce the fruit you want it to.
I give you thanks for what you’re going to do this year.
In Jesus name.
Amen.
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Devotions by Chris Hendrix 