God has been good, even when bodies ache and plans are interrupted. When sickness lingers or accidents happen, his mercy has not run out. You can tell the story of his faithfulness even while you wait for the full answer. Gratitude opens your heart to notice his presence and strength today. Let thanks lead you back into worship, right in the middle of the mess. [11:53]
Psalm 103:2–5 — Let my whole being keep remembering the Lord’s kindness: he wipes away my guilt, heals what is broken in me, pulls my life back from the pit, surrounds me with steady love and compassion, fills my days with good things, and renews my strength like a soaring eagle.
Reflection: Where have you noticed God’s goodness this week in the middle of pain or uncertainty, and how will you express thanks in a concrete way today (a prayer, a note, a simple testimony)?
You are invited to an intimate place with the Lord. Not a distant ritual, but a nearness where grace and mercy meet your real needs. In his presence, heaviness lifts and clarity grows. Make room to welcome him—slow down, breathe, and speak his name. He delights to meet you more than you expect. [12:51]
Hebrews 4:16 — So let us come right up to the throne where grace is poured out, confident that we will receive mercy and find the help we need exactly when we need it.
Reflection: When and where will you set aside ten quiet minutes today to welcome the Lord’s presence, and what simple words will you use to begin that time with him?
We bring the hurting to the Healer with confidence. Names and diagnoses matter to him, and he gives wisdom to doctors and strength to caregivers. Prayer is not our last resort; it is our first response. Lift the pain, the fear, and the timelines to the Lord who is able to meet every need. Believe that his touch can come in power and in process. [13:50]
James 5:14–15 — If someone is sick, they should call for the elders to pray over them in faith; the trusting prayer will bring restoration, the Lord will raise them up, and any sins will be forgiven.
Reflection: Who is one person you will intercede for by name each day this week, and what specific request will you bring to God for them (healing, relief from pain, wisdom for doctors)?
Even when the needs are many, praise leads the way. Magnifying God does not deny our pain; it places our pain beneath his greatness. Worship steadies the soul and reshapes our perspective. As we honor his name, anxiety loosens its grip and hope rises. Let your heart choose praise while you present every request. [14:18]
Philippians 4:4–7 — Always rejoice in the Lord. Don’t be pulled apart by worry, but in everything bring your requests to God with thankful hearts; then God’s peace—bigger than understanding—will stand guard over your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.
Reflection: What pressure point are you carrying right now, and what song or Scripture will you speak or sing the next time anxiety rises so that praise leads your heart?
God’s family is bigger than our room and our town. Brothers and sisters around the world are honoring Christ, sometimes quietly and at great cost. Our prayers join theirs, asking for protection, courage, and fruit that lasts. As we value their calling, we remember we share one mission and one Lord. Hold them before God with love and expectancy. [33:20]
John 17:20–23 — I’m praying not only for the first disciples, but for all who will believe through their message, that they would live as one—just as the Father and the Son are one—so that the world sees and knows the Father sent the Son and loves them.
Reflection: Choose one country or ministry by name—how will you pray for them each day this week, and is there one tangible act of support you can offer (a message of encouragement, a gift, or a day of fasting)?
Opening in gratitude, the gathering affirmed the steady goodness of God even amid sickness and uncertainty. Attention turned to the real needs within the body: Miles suffered a fall resulting in two broken neck bones and significant pain; Sister Virginia Nanny experienced a fall that caused a brain bleed; Brother Thorne continues to battle balance issues; and many are struggling with the flu. Yet the tone remained confident—God is able to meet every need. The call was simple and urgent: step into the presence of the Lord. Find the intimate place where healing flows, where grace and mercy are not abstract ideas but living realities experienced by weary hearts.
The congregation moved into earnest prayer marked by adoration and thanksgiving for God’s past mercies, alongside bold petitions for present help. Requests were specific and tender: relief from pain for Miles, wisdom and guidance for medical teams, strength for caregivers, and physical renewal for all who are ill. The intercession sought not only outcomes but also God’s magnified glory through every circumstance. It was a picture of a church family that carries one another, entrusting names and needs into the hands of the Healer while anchoring hope in His character.
Worship then continued with expectancy. A guest minister, Hunter Roberts, was welcomed to share the Word and to offer a window into the Church of God of Prophecy’s global work. Because some of these updates involve sensitive regions and identities, the live stream would pause to protect those who serve in high-risk contexts, with a private link made available to those online. The moment underscored both the local church’s pastoral care and its global responsibility—rooted in prayer, guided by wisdom, and committed to the advance of the gospel. Through it all, the heartbeat remained constant: God’s nearness is the church’s hope, His mercy the church’s plea, and His glory the church’s aim.
And there are many who are sick this morning and dealing with this flu. But our God is a healer of all these things. And whatever you're facing and whatever you came in here with a need this morning, know this. Because God is able to meet your needs, my needs, and every one of them. [00:12:48] (17 seconds) #GodHealsAll
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