Ok, I know that isn’t the most exciting title,
but it is what I need to do today.
How about you? Can you use some prayers and rest today?
I am fighting a respiratory flu, that has me wore out.
That is why I need rest today.
Prayer is something I always do when I rest.
I know so many people who need prayers.
Don’t know who to pray for? How about family? Brother, sister, parents, aunt, uncle?
co-workers? boss? neighbors? Mayor, Governor, President?
So now we have a list of people to pray for.
What should we pray for?
Here is a list of things most people need —
Healing, protection, financial help, patience, courage, and rest.
Who doesn’t need all those things?
Now, one more thing,
I will pray for you, please pray for me too.
Thanks! Now take time out to rest.
faithcounts 
Pray and rest! A truly holy calling…a Sabbath rest! Enjoy your time of refreshment, Janet!
Praying for your healing!
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Yes, Joe! It is hard to go wrong with pray and rest. I have been trying to rest on Sabbaths this year, and make it a habit.
Thanks for stopping by! –Janet
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These quiet times are necessary for us all. I’ve been promising myself some rest as soon as I get back from teaching my class. Rest and sleep, my friend.
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Pamela, I hope you get to have that rest soon. We all need to be refreshed.
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I am sorry you are under the weather, Janet – but you do make a good point: rest and recovery gives us the opportunity to pray and reflect. Sometimes I think illness is the way God is telling us to slow down and be still.
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Yes, Michelle, illness has brought me to many times of rest and recuperation both physically and spiritually. If we practice Sabbath rest, we may have fewer illnesses. I am hoping that will be so.
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