New Year's Prayer

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Father YHWH,I pray thanking You for allowing me, my family, church family, friends and enemies to come this far in the year 2011. No matter the circumstances that befall us in the year, me and others through faith gave our problems to You, knowing that You would solve them as promised if we through faith and prayer asked You. Thank You Father; Thank You also for our infirmities and health; Thank You for our jobs, homes and finances; Thank You for food on our tables. Father YHWH, if You allow us through grace and mercy to come into the new year 2012, we promise to continue to uphold and evangelize Your Word to others whenever we have the slightest chance. We promise to let our light shine before others that they may see our salvation through Christ Jesus. Father YHWH, we thank You for just being the only God that is omnipresent, omnipotent and omniscience! In Your precious Son Jesus' name. Amen.

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