Oh God, Help Me

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"Oh God, Help Me."

Today's WIN Focus: Seeking Peace


There are times when all I can pray is "Oh God, help me." I have plenty of needs, worries, and people to pray for, but the words just won't come. These are the days I lean heavily on The Holy Spirit to intercede for me. To transform my moans and groans into fervent prayers our Father understands. You see, it is only through The Holy Spirit that hope, joy, peace, and love can abound even when our soul seems a mess!

As God's Spiritual Zion (because we have God's Holy Spirit residing inside) all Christians should have hope that God understands our heart's deepest desires and pleas...so why does our soul get weary?

Join us this Sunday as Pastor Dreama shares more on "Happiness is Relative, Attitude is Elective" where we'll study how the fruits of the Holy Spirit operate and how we can, on purpose, draw upon Him to restore a right standing with The Father.

Have a blessed rest of the week and remember, at the Table of Grace, He saved you a seat!




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