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My Prayer for Today


 My Prayer for Today
YHWH, I pray for all that know You and for those that do not know You in the pardoning of their sins. I know that You love the sinner, but do not acknowledge their sins, and where they choose to live life eternally in Hades with Satan and his angels in an unquenchable fire that is reaping of brimstone, and they are burning with reaping and gnashing of teeth--what an agony. I pray they will attend a Bible believing church today that teaches and preaches Your Word in its truth, that the let the Word eat into their hearts, minds and souls that they will COME to Jesus; the price is FREE, because it was paid for at Calvary's cross by Him. COME while the blood is still running warm in your veins if you are not saved. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen. -- Min. Lynwood F. Mundy
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