DAY SIX: PRAYERS FOR CHRISTIAN STUDENTS

Hello, welcome to our sixth day of reflections.

I am very sorry for being late today.
I hope I'm forgiven.

I was privileged to visit a senior high school last weekend to share the Word of God with the students there.

The leader of the interaction talked about Holiness, drawing reference from 1Peter 1:15-16.

As I studied the countenance of the students, I realised the confusion on the faces of some of them.

When I had the chance to speak to them, I asked them whether following what the Scripture said was difficult and they responded in the affirmative.

Reflecting on my personal experience in an institution of higher learning, I dare say that it's indeed difficult to live Holy. Especially in this era when almost everything is good and right if it's "okay".
Truth is, I actually had a course mate confess to me some days ago that he thought I didn't have feelings at all because of my way of life.

Hmmm...

Today, I want us to pray that:
1. Christian Students will gird up the loins of their minds and stand firm in their faith in Jesus Christ.
2. Christian students will be shining examples of God's Grace in their various institutions.
3. Their lights will shine so bright that men will see and give glory to the Most High.
4. Christian Students will know their purpose in life and aspire to live them out to the Glory of God and with the help of the Holy Spirit.
5. Christian Students will never compromise on the standards of Heaven, just to find favour from men.

God bless us as we intercede for our brethren in institutions of learning.

It's still #SHARINGLIFE

Let's keep sharing...

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