Prayers for Mercy

I plead the shed blood of Jesus on our healthcare workers to watch over them & protect them and I thank you Lord for their loving help & kindness. Be with them and sustain them, Lord; bless them for doing unto the least of these as your word says in Matthew 25:40 (see pic). We thank you & praise you, Lord. Amen!🙏🏻📖🕊💞

for our health care workers that work in our environment. God bless all of you! Thank-you for taking care of our patients! I want to pray for the sanitation workers, working to keep the hospital clean. I’m praying for all of you. In Jesus name.. Amen.

The woman who saved my life she got me back on my meds and pulled me away from the darkness I owe her more than I could ever pay I don’t know her name but she has the prettiest eyes and I hope she knows I’m grateful I don’t remember my own name or hers sometimes but I have never forgotten her eyes

I am so grateful for the hardworking people in the Mercy system, the people who keep our stores open, and all our first responders and my wonderful mail man. and all the healthcare workers who have been on the frontlines throughout this crisis. This too shall pass. and I pray for the souls of all those who have been lost.

My husband and I have been and will continue to pray for the doctors and nurses at Mercy as well as those around the world. I’ve attached a picture of my irises, which have bloomed for the first time since I planted them 5 years ago. It has been an encouragement to me to know that God cares enough to give me these flowers, at this time. I hope they encourage you as well.

all of God’s Creation .

Open our eyes and hearts to know your presence is with us.

We pray for your strength,
healing and comfort

and faith and trust in You.

Thank you all on the front line. I am praying for all! Much respect!

I am personal friends with the Great Physician and I am asking Him to guide the doctors and nurses at this difficult time, and give special comfort and refreshment to all the support staff that is working so hard to give exceptional care to all who need it.

all of you and your families. I’m thankful for all people working to help the health and well-being of others. And, for anyone in need of healing, I pray for your recovery and continued wellness. Peace be with you all.

Tara
Oklahoma City

Bless Our Coats, Our Scrubs, Our Suit Jackets

“But for you who fear my name, the Sun of Righteousness will rise with healing in his wings. And you will go free, leaping with joy like calves let out to pasture.” Malachi 4:2

“And there was a woman who had had a discharge of blood for twelve years, and though she had spent all her living on physicians, she could not be healed by anyone. She came up behind [Jesus] and touched the fringe of his garment, and immediately her discharge of blood ceased.” Luke 8:43-44

In Jewish culture, the “wings” of a rabbi’s garment is the fringe of his prayer shawl, called a tallit. This is what scholars believe the woman in Luke’s story who sought healing was touching when she was miraculously healed, the wings of his garment.

There are schools of thought saying this woman was intentionally reaching for the fringe of this rabbi’s prayer shawl, his “wings”, because she believed in faith what the Lord of Hosts spoke to the prophet Micah … that those who revered the Lord would see the Sun of Righteousness rise with healing in his wings. She BELIEVED there was HEALING in Jesus’ garment, because she knew the word of God, and believed him to be the Messiah.

May this same knowledge of the goodness of God’s word penetrate our hearts in this time. May we know that there is healing, freedom, and joy in store when we find ourselves at the feet of Rabbi Jesus. May we all turn to prayer and find healing in His wings, for our hearts, for our spirits, for our bodies, and for our communities.

May we be a neighbor to every person, and believe faithfully with our whole hearts in God’s goodness and mercy. May MERCY be poured out over every patient, every loved one, every technician, every nurse, every physician, and all hospital support staff.

May every garment we wear to work be our own “tallit” – our own prayer shawl – our own covering that we faithfully pray in as we go about the work we have been called forth to do.

Bless our coats – may there be great healing in this place when we wear them with faith.
Bless our scrubs – may there be freedom in this place when we wear them with faith.
Bless our suit jackets – may there be joy in this place when we wear them with faith.

Bless our garments.
May we remember your gracious covering,
Your healing nature,
And your joy in our faithfulness,
as we wear these garments each day.