Prayers from the Psalms
A Year of Two-Minute Daily Devotional Meditations
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August 15 fiDeliver me, O my God, from the hand of the wicked, from the grasp of evil and cruel men.fl (Psalm 71:4) Let™s Pray Father, it™s a new day, and I don™t know what will happen before it™s over. I can hope for the best and perhaps that will be the way things will turn out, but at this point I really don™t know. What I do know is that there is a lot of evil going on in this world, and I am praying for Your protection as I make my pilgrimage through it. I pray not only for myself, but I pray also for safety for my family, my friends, and all those who are dear to me. I pray for the nations of the world and ask for peace to reign in the hearts of men and women everywhere. I guess what I am praying for is for Your will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. I know that™s a lot to ask for, but it™s what Jesus taught us to pray. Deliver us from the evil one, I ask, in Jesus™ name, amen.
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What began as a daily morning phone call with a devotional message from a pastor to his congregation, has now been fleshed out in print so that others may receive a good word for each new day. Written in a daily devotional format, this work is meant to be inspiration for busy people who are urged to slow down for just a couple of minutes. Each day has a verse or two from the Psalms and a prayer. That's it. But hopefully, it will be the catalyst that will get each day off to a better start.
About the Author
Randy James, B.A., M.A., M.Div., D.R.S, has spent a lifetime in ministerial service. Since 1974 he has worked as an associate pastor, lead pastor, evangelist, chaplain, missionary, and professor, laboring in the countries of Belize, Canada, Gabon, Haiti, Kenya, Mexico, Panama, the Philippines, and the United States. He has served as lead pastor in the US states of Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, and West Virginia, but currently resides in Springfield, Ohio. He is spending his retirement years serving as the Vice President of Institutional Advancement and adjunct professor for the Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary, located in Manila, Philippines.