Each day a new post will allow you to comment on how God is teaching you and how your focus on prayer is making a difference. Feel free to share prayer requests. If they're for another person, please have their permission before posting. And share how God is answering your prayers as well.
Let's use this daily and regularly to encourage one another!
Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; 7and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus. - Philippians 4:6
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40 Days Of Purpose Blog
From October 13 through November 21, 2008, Nags Head Church will be spending 40 days focused on discovering our purposes as a church.
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2008
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September
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- Day 30
- Sick Missionaries!!
- Day 29
- I can't imagine, but I can pray
- Day 28
- Day 27
- Two Updates: Greg, Mike and Dale
- Comfortable
- Day 26
- Where Does God Fit in the Economic Crisis?
- Day 25
- More Devotional Tools for Easy Access: Our Daily B...
- Day 24
- Volunteer Form for Hurricane Ike Disaster Relief Team
- Day 23
- Day 22
- Day 21
- Day 20 - The Halfway Mark!
- Day 19 - Pray for Israel
- Eastern NC Prayer Conference
- Day 18
- Greg Avery on Nightline tonight?
- Day 17 - Prayer Walks Tonight
- Day 16
- More on Ike relief - Updated news from Greg Avery ...
- Two making a difference in Ike's wake
- Day 15 - September 15
- Praying for our local governments
- Day 14 - September 14
- A Praise from the Anonbys - our missionaries in Br...
- Day 13 - September 13
- Hurricane Ike
- Meet our newest missionaries: Adam and Melissa Hof...
- Day 12 - September 12, 2008
- Pray for Public Safety Personnel today on 9/11
- Cathy Overstreet has stress cardiomyopathy
- Celebrating the life of Ruth Bell Graham
- Day 10 - September 10
- Balancing Prayer and Action
- Day 9 - September 9
- Prayer Walks at our Schools
- Day 8 - September 8
- Sharing NHC's story with others
- Katie Maktos flown to Norfolk Sentara
- Day 7 - September 7
- Ike's threat to the Gulf States
- Day 6 - September 6
- How to organize your daily prayer time
- Day 5 - September 5
- The US Army thanks you for your prayers!
- Day 4 - September 4
- The Glock Family - our missionaries in France
- Day 3 - September 3
- Who is praying before and after me?
- Day 2 - September 2
- Health Update from Our Missionary Robin Brooks
- Day 1 - September 1
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September
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2 comments:
Yesterday I saw how high the tides were as a result of the storm. I pray that damage on the ocean front might be minimal.
I just received this email from Barbara Kay at 2pm:
"I just got a call that Mom is in intensive care with arrhythmia problems. She’s been in and out of attreal fib over the last couple of days. My sister Merle and I are leaving for South Carolina. Please pray that they will get things straightened out before her heart gives out. I know you will lift her up. I’ll keep you updated as best I can. Thanks, Barbara"
Thanks for your prayers for Barbara's mom and for Barbara's traveling in this nasty weather today.
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