"I'll Be Praying for You"

How to say it—and pray it—like you mean it.

Michele Cushatt

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August 09, 2008 10:43 PM

Nathalie

I liked the article. I thought it was a very applicable way to relate to people who are confused about how to pray for others. I have often wondered whether or not a single prayer would really make much of a diference. But it does, and in more ways than the person praying usually intends.

November 28, 2007 10:50 AM

claire

Very helpful, I'm often saying I'll pray for someone then mutter a few words,pathetic, the Holy spirit has convicted me on this before so I'm hoping this is a confirmation of God's instruction to me and I can be more obedient. Thank you

November 28, 2007 8:48 AM

Kecia109

I was very moved by this article. Sometimes as an intercessor myself you forget how important your job really is and you painted the picture perfectly of how intercessors stand in the gap. Its all about compassion for others and Christ had compassion on us.