Shattered just what does shattered mean? The Webster dictionary defines it as broken
into many pieces. Fragmented,
splintered, cracked, damaged and destroyed are other words that explain this
word. So what all can be shattered?
What comes to my mind is glass. When glass is shattered it breaks into may
pieces. When shattered it can cut and be
harmful.
People can be shattered.
They can be broken. They can be
in a thousand pieces. When people are shatter they can be harmful to others and
their selves. They can hurt with words
from their tongue. They can hurt with
their actions. The shattered person doesn’t’ think rationally.
So how do we help the shattered? Pray!
You may say really that it is?
Yes that is the answer “Prayer!
I recently received the Baptist church newsletter, “The
Heartbeat” from a friend. Brother Sam
wrote this quote: A day without prayer is wasted; time spent in prayer is never
wasted.
Prayer is the conversation with the Lord. Go to Him anytime anywhere. When you pray begin with confession move into
praise and thanksgiving. Then make
special requests for your personal needs.
After these few things pray for the intercession for others. You are filling in the gap between God and
those you are praying for. You are
speaking to God on behalf of another.
Intercessional prayer is the key that unlocks Gods
plan. It is pleaing with God for our
needs and others needs. It is during
this prayer that we take hold of Gods will and we don’t let go until His will
has come to pass. Intercessional prayer
does not give up!
When we pray this prayer Jesus is interceding into the
situation. He is going to battle for
us. He is binding up those shattered
pieces and gluing them back together.
Luke 11:10New International
Version (NIV)
10 For
everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks,
the door will be opened.
This scripture tells us to keep on praying for the
shattered. Pray for healing, pray for
peace and pray for comfort.
God will put that which was once shattered back together
piece by piece.
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