Prayer Prompts and Breath Prayers Based on Mark 2

summer in the scriptures- Mark

Prayer prompts based on Mark 2:1-12
Jesus heals the paralytic

Use one or more of the following prompts as you pray. Just finish the sentence again and again or use it as a springboard for your prayers. Share your prayer in the comments.

Jesus, help me clear the way for…
Jesus, grant me courage to…
Jesus, I bring you…
Jesus, please heal…

Breath Prayers
IN: Jesus, teach me
OUT: I’m listening

IN: Forgive us, Jesus
OUT:

IN: Stand up, take your mat
OUT: and walk

I’m new to breath prayers. Maybe you are, too. Pray the phrase after IN on your breath in. Pray the phrase after OUT on your breath out. Take your time. Breathe deeply. If no phrase is offered after IN or OUT, just breathe. If more than one breath prayer is provided, choose one, a few, or all of them as is most helpful to you. I find breath prayers especially helpful before a time of stillness and silence with God.

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For the next few months, I’m reading a chapter from the Gospels each day. This is part of the Summer in the Scriptures reading plan sponsored by the Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church. Click Here for the reading plan.

You’re most welcome to read along and to join the Facebook discussion group, Summer in the Scriptures. You don’t need to be a Methodist or attend a Methodist church. All are welcome and all means all.

As part of the Facebook group, I’ve been supplying prayers based on the day’s reading. Feel free to post your prayers and observations based on the readings here or there as well.

May the grace of the Gospels, the challenge, and the call, inspire us to great faith and great good works in Jesus’ name. – Lisa <><

Prayer Prompts Breath Prayers based on Mark 2 © 2020 Lisa Ann Moss Degrenia
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