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My Daily Prayer


Heavenly Father, thank you for the ones that read this prayer and your Internet ministry; many said that this would not work, but You ordained it. Now several decades find that the secular have come to Your Son Jesus through genuine repentance, and accepting Him as their Lord and Savior. Hallelujah! Thank You for the saints that find Your ministry has given them. Hallelujah!

As I close this prayer of thanksgiving, I thank You for those that evangelize Your Word not only in democratic countries, but countries that they can be killed for reading Christian material; establishing home or open churches; just saying the word Jesus; saying that they are Christians; receiving this ministry through the underground Internet. All of the aforementioned means of receiving Your Word, if caught means death or long prison terms or severely beaten. Thank You for those saints that hunger for Your Word, even unto death. 
I thank You that You chose this once foolish person to the ministry and to evangelize Your Word through the Internet. Hallelujah! 

In Jesus' name I pray in thanksgiving. Amen. - Min. Lynwood F. Mundy 
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