Say A Little Prayer For Me
Let's take a moment. I know that many of us are thinking and praying of all those
people in Alberta, BC, Manitoba, and Sask. affected by these wild fires. What
many don’t know is, there is not just the one huge fire at Fort McMurray. An example as I
write this, there were 125 fires in Sask. alone and the biggest fire blowing
over from Fort McMurray is moving closer and closer to the Sask. boarder.
Someone the other day said that this one fire is bigger than
the GTA area and Edmonton combined. Now we get the sense of how devastating this
is to all of us in Canada. Today, we need to forget about how our gasoline will
go up in price, or how many trees are gone. I would like all of us to join
together and pray for: those who have lost everything, for those that sleep in
a unfamiliar bed miles from their home, those who even when they have a bed lay
awake nights wondering if there is anything left.
I want all of you to also pray for those brave men and women that
are fighting these fires around the clock, who breathe in smoke filled air day
in and day out. Who aren’t getting much sleep because there are not enough
firefighters to spell each other off. Pray for all the support workers who are alongside
these people doing what they can to keep the struggle going.
And don’t just pray once. Let God know daily that you really
care about people you don’t even know. People who are in places they don’t want
to be. People who may go home to no home at all. Pray that God will comfort and
uphold everyone who is affected by this tragedy. Pray after it’s over for those
who will be taking time to get over what has happened to them so quickly and changed
their life in so many ways, we can't even comprehend it.
In 1 Timothy 2:1, we read important words that apply most times in life but especially in times like these, “I urge, then, first of all, that petitions,
prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people—“. Lastly, pray
that it will be over sooner than later.
Something to pray about.
Rob
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