Dear Lord,
We thank you for everything that you have done and everything that you have made. Nothing you have made has even been made in vain, or in anger.
For the past few weeks Lord, we have been under enormous heat. This weather is excellent for drying clothes and doing some outside activities, but we also know that this weather is not good for the sensitive.
Lord, please watch over the firemen and women who must battle fires in this heat. Please look after young children and the elderly for they can perish in this heat.
Please watch over our brothers and sisters who must work outdoors on construction sites, or in places that do not have air conditioning.
Thank you Lord for those of us who have been able to afford air conditioning and enabling the electric company grids to handle to extra power.
In our daily activities, let us be reminded that there are less fortunate people than us, and offering a bottle of water to help them out can make their day.
Amen.
Amen to that! I go outside at 8 am and after 10 minutes I look like I’ve been in a sauna. But God is good. Without Him right now, I would be unable to endure.
I know the feeling! Just 10 minutes and I can feel like I was sitting on a oven roasting slowly. But you are God is Good all the time. Without Him we would be unable to handle the heat.
Just stopping by for a visit from Jumping Tandem’s Sunday blog hop.
What a wonderful post.
Happy Sunday.
Thank you for dropping by Rona! Hope you have a great week!
What a selfless, kind-hearted prayer. Thank you Kalley for this. My husband works in construction and so for him I say “Amen and Amen” to your prayer; I ‘m an advocate for one of the poorest neighborhoods in our community and many are without air conditioners and on behalf of them, I say Amen and Amen. You the Lord send us both cool breezes. Blessings to you.
Thank you Dina. My first thoughts were our brothers and sisters suffering through this. Wishing you and your husband a blessed week!
Amen ad amen! We can get so caught up in our own “heat drama” that we can easily forget those who are in more dire heat situations than we are. Thanks for interceding for them, Kalley.