Healing for Our Land


We need healing in our land because we have forsaken our God by following other gods.


As a nation, Nigeria has served idols, provoking God's jealousy. Our God desires exclusive worship and will not share His glory with false gods (Exodus 20:3-5).


When we deviate from God, He can change His mind concerning promises made to us (1 Samuel 15:11). Let us pray that God's hand remains upon us.


Consequences of Forsaking God:


- Sicknesses (Deuteronomy 28:15-68)

- Scarcity and hardship (Leviticus 26:14-20)

- Uprooting from the land (Deuteronomy 28:63-64)


Our land, created by God on the third day (Genesis 1:9-12), needs healing.


Prayer for Healing:


- Lord, reset our brains (Romans 12:2)

- Turn back from idolatry to the one true God

- Have mercy upon me, Father; heal every polluted and corrupted area of my life

- Release Your glory, honor, and power upon me (Exodus 33:18)

- Separate me and my family from evil and calamity (Exodus 12:13, Psalm 91:1)

- Turn scarcity to surplus and abundance in Nigeria

- Stop every sickness

- Renew the minds of our leaders.

- Release Your grace and mercy upon me abundantly. 


Declaration:


I will not be stranded; I am blessed everywhere I go, in Jesus' name (Psalm 23:6).


May our prayers bring healing to our land and restoration of God's blessings upon Nigeria.


©️ Pst Lawrence 

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