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TITLE: May I Always~ | Previous Challenge Entry
By C D Swanson
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Lord, may Your light shine brighter than all the others at the start of each day.
Lord, may my Eyes be fixed on You at the start and duration of my day.
Lord, may Your heart be the heart I seek above all the others at the start of my day.
Lord, may Your commandments and laws be those I seek at the start of each day.
Lord, may I stay rooted and grounded in Your Word at the start and duration of my day.
Lord, may I always yearn for You and Your ways above all else at the start of my day.
Lord, may I always have joy in my heart and a yearning to please You at the start of my day.
Lord, may I always have a fresh touch from You at the start and duration of my day.
Lord, may I always put Your first above all else at the start of my day.
Lord, may I always give You endless thanks and praise at the start of my day.
Lord, may I always kneel before You in adoration at the start and duration of my day.
Lord, may I always say, “There is no one like You” at the start of my day.
Lord, may I always run to You for everything and anything at the start of my day.
Lord, may I always be blessed by Your love at the start and duration of my day.
Lord, may You sing to me…sing songs of heaven over me…at the start of my day.
Lord, may You continue to hold me, love me and guide me, at the start of my day.
Lord, may You always know how much I love You at the start and duration of my day.
Lord, thank You, I love You at the start of my day, today, everyday…Amen...
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Wing His Words
A single leader, or different leaders could introduce each stanza and read the start of each line, with the congregation responding:"at the start of my day;" and "at the start and duration of my day" to close.
It might be an extra avenue for your meditational writing...