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Spurgeon's Prayer: Shaped by the Word


Be doers of the word, and not hearers only. Otherwise, you are deceiving yourselves.
— James 1:22 (BSB)

We cannot always trace God’s hand, but we can always trust God’s heart.
— Charles Spurgeon


Lord, this morning we come before You, asking that Your Word would shape every part of our lives. We do not want to be hearers only, deceiving ourselves, but doers of the Word. Help us to put into practice what we have learned from Your truth, so that we may live as true disciples of Christ.

Father, as we go out into the world today, may we reflect the teachings of Jesus in everything we do. What we have learned in the quiet places of prayer, may we live out in the public spaces of life. Let our actions speak of the truth we have embraced. May others see in us the love, grace, and holiness of our Savior.

We know that we are in a world that is often hostile to Your truth, but we ask for the strength and courage to live out our faith boldly. Let us be lights in the midst of darkness, reflecting the truth of the Gospel in all our actions. Help us to live with integrity, walking in the footsteps of Christ.

As we go through this day, remind us that we are always disciples, always learners in the school of Christ. Keep us close to Your Word, and let it shape our thoughts, words, and deeds. May our lives bring glory to You in all we do. Amen.


Spurgeon's Prayer: Shaped by the Word

Public domain content adapted from Pulpit Prayers by Charles H. Spurgeon.


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