Prayer for Victory in Your Circumstances

Buenas Días,

Welcome to Operation PUSH, Day 10.

We are Victor's in everything we do. Today we are praying for success and victory.

God, He holds all power and victory in His hand. He has been the fighter of our battles.

Let's continue to pray for Victory in our circumstances. Recite this prayer with me. For the past three days, I have been sharing personal prayers that I have jotted down. Hope it helps you too.

God, I confess that I have been inattentive to Your voice and have pursued my own will instead of Your will for my life. God, I confess that I have hurt people in my own hurt. I thank You for forgiving me and for making my crooked paths straight.

God, I thank You that Your blood covers a multitude of my sins. I pray, God, that You work things out according to the will You have already spoken. I give You custody of my life.

God, I know that You are my peace, so I ask that You bring me peace. I pray that You increase my faith that I may be protected from the attacks of the enemy. I thank You, God, that You will expose every lie and redeem me with truth. God, sharpen my discernment so I will know who is for me and who is not. Help me to forgive those who have broken my heart. Give me the ability to stand in victory without worrying about those who have hurt me because of their own pain. Do not allow me to fall prey to the hands of the enemy. It is so by faith, and by faith so it is.

Amen.

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