A Prayer To Him
Heavenly Father,
I thank thee for all the strength and faith, You have given me during this time of need
The guidance, the love, the hope
Never understood why man should ever be absent or question Your power
This morning, I read the story “Liberation of Saint Peter” to my men
The story of a man, Peter, being sent to prison by a king
He ordered him to be put to death
Then, at night, miraculously, an angel unbounds him from his chains
Walking him to his freedom
They needed the reminder that You are merciful
And the mercy preserves us from evil and bound us from sin
I wanted to help them see that they are worthy
But they were not the only ones who needed to hear it,
I needed the reminder that I, too, have an angel
An angel of Yours that will release me from my chains
Just like Saint Peter
But how come each morning, I keep finding myself back in prison?
I sleep on Your stories, hoping it would prove my faith in You
It is just not good enough
However, this cannot distract me
My men need me as much as I need You
Since You were my compass throughout my whole life
I will be the compass that they need
In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen
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