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Good morning, Father.

During 2016 help me to be faithful in my prayer walk. It is most important that we who serve preschoolers remember to pray for the next generation. As I think about my work this day with the children, Father, have I thanked You for the calling You have given me to work with preschoolers and their parents? You have gifted me in a beautiful way to touch the next generation with Your truth. I am humbled and grateful, and I desire to serve You in excellence. Help me instill qualities in the children I serve this week that reflect You. May I make a difference for Your kingdom on earth.

” . . . fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you.” (2 Timothy 1:6b)

In the name of Jesus,

Good morning, Father.

During 2016 help me to be faithful in my prayer walk. It is most important that we who serve preschoolers remember to pray for the next generation. Lord, as I work with preschoolers, help me to accurately teach Your Word. While it is important for them to learn what the Bible teaches, my prayer is that each child will internalize Your commands and ways so much that his whole heart is attuned to You.

“The law of his God is in his heart; his steps do not slip.”

In the name of Jesus,

Good morning, Father.

During 2016 help me to be faithful in my prayer walk. It is most important that we who serve preschoolers remember to pray for the next generation. Father, Your Word is an accomplishing Word. It is an imperishable Word that stands forever. Through Your Word, we learn of our value. You know our names and give us worth and purpose. Help me as I serve You to be an example to these preschoolers of trusting the Trustworthy. For in trusting You and Your Word, they will see who they are and Who they belong to, even at an early age.

“The grass withers, the flowers fade, but the Word of our God remains forever.”
(Isaiah 40:8, HCSB)

In the name of Jesus,

Good morning, Father.

During 2016 help me to be faithful in my prayer walk. It is most important that we who serve preschoolers remember to pray for the next generation. Father, You said that people look at outward appearances when judging others’ character. Use me to teach these preschoolers instead to look at the heart, the way You do, when they are choosing friends. Bring others into their lives who love You; help them to encourage one other and build one another up, even at an early age.

“Therefore, encourage one another and build each other up as you are already doing.”
(1 Thessalonians 5:11, HCSB)

In the name of Jesus,