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Things to remember in pray over

 

 



P – Pray for the sick                                   <James 5:16>
R – Reconcile through confession               <Leviticus 5:5-6>
A – Admire                                                 <Romans 11:22>
Y – Your selfless Love                                <John 15:13>
O – Observe                                                <Sirach 6:26>
V – Vine is Christ                                       <John 15:5>
E – Encourage                                            <Acts 16:40>
R – Restore                                                  <Psalm 138:3>




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