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Tracy
3/29/2026
12:59:20 AM MST

Morgellons - Tracy's Devotional

MAGNIFICENT PRAYER by NICK HARRISON

Jesus spoke these words, lifted up His eyes to heaven,
and said: "Father, the hour has come. Glorify Your Son,
that Your Son also may glorify You (John 17:1)

The Son of God came so truly down from Heaven to live
among the sons of men, that He lifted up His eyes when
He prayed to His Father, just as we ourselves do.
Though He knew that the kingdom of God was within
Him, and not in the skies above Him, yet like us, He
lifted up His eyes when He prayed. He was in all points
made like unto His brethren, and in no point more so than
in this point of prayer.
It is built deep into our nature, as we are children of
Almighty God, that we are to lift our eyes and look up when we pray. And the Son of God took on our human nature,
and prayed as we pray, kneeling down and looking up,
falling down and lifting up strong crying and tears.
(Alexander Whyte)

PRAY ABOUT IT: We may start our prayers with heads
bowed, but before long the magnet of heaven pulls our
eyes and our hearts upward.
Today as you pray, look up and praise Him. Look up
and be thankful. Look up as Jesus did.

Do everything for God, uniting yourself to Him by a mere
upward glance or by the overflowing of your heart towards
Him. Never be in a hurry. Do everything quietly and
calmly. Don't lose your inner peace for anything whatsoever,
even if your whole world seems upset. (Francis De Sales)


Tracy
3/21/2026
12:57:15 AM MST

Morgellons - Tracy's Devotional

MAGNIFICENT PRAYER by NICK HARRISON

Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the
Spirit. (Galatians 5:25)

The major conflict in the believer's life is to maintain an
unbroken attitude of reliance upon the Spirit. Only in that
way can the Spirit possess and vitalize every human
faculty, emotion and choice. We cannot meet tomorrow's
issues today. To walk is to take one step after another and
this demands a constant appropriation of the power of God.
That is spirituality. That is the Spirit-filled life --- the
unhindered manifestation of the indwelling Spirit.
(Lewis Sperry Chafer)

PRAY ABOUT IT: One goal of prayer is to aid in maintaining
our reliance on the Spirit. As we walk one step at a time, so
we need to learn to lean on God one hour at a time.
Remind God today that He has promised His Spirit will be
in us forever ---- and that includes today! And then,
throughout the day, keep in step with Him.

Where there is much prayer, there will be much of the
Spirit. Where there is much of the Spirit there will be
everlasting prayer. (Andrew Murray)


Tracy
3/14/2026
11:20:59 AM MST

Morgellons - Tracy's Devotional

MAGNIFICENT PRAYER by NICK HARRISON

Great is the LORD and most worthy of praise;
His greatness no one can fathom. Psalm 145:3

Little do we know how we wrong ourselves by shutting out
of our prayers the praises of God or allowing them so
narrow a room as we usually do. Let praises have a larger place in your duties. Consider the excellencies and
goodness of the Lord as often as you do your needs,
your unworthiness and the mercies that God has given
you. (Richard Baxter)

PRAY ABOUT IT: Today isn't a day for asking. God knows
what you need. Right now, take a few minutes and simply
offer praise to Him for who He is, not for what He does
for you.
At first it may seem difficult not to start asking God to do
this or that but resist the urge for today. Stay on course
and confine your words to those of praise and worship.
Throughout the day, every time you find yourself asking
God for something, stop and turn the request into praise
instead. You may be surprised at the results.

Jehovah, the one God, should be the one object of
adoration. To give the least particle of His honor to
another is shameful treason; to refuse to render it to
Him is heartless robbery. (Charles Haddon Spurgeon)



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