As
this Lunar New Year begins, the very first thing that I would like to do is to
thank God for the new year that have arrived. As I mediated upon what has the apostle Paul
said "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new
creation: The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” (2 Corinthians
5:17). This prompts me to thank God for making all things new where He has
allowed the good along with the hard things as well as the bad ones into my
life, reminding me how much I need Jesus and relying on His presence filling me
every single day.
Jesus,
I pray for your Spirit to lead me each step of this Lunar New Year guiding my
decisions and turning my heart to deeply desire you above all else. Jesus, I
pray that you will open doors needing to be opened and close the ones needing
to be shut tight. I pray that you would help me release my grip on the things
to which you’ve said “No,” “Not Yet’,” or “Wait.”
Jesus,
I pray for your help to pursue you first, above every dream and desire you’ve
put within my heart. Jesus, I pray for your wisdom, for your strength and power
to be constantly present within me. I pray that you would make me strong and
courageous for the road ahead. Give me ability beyond what I feel able, letting
your gifts flow freely through me, so that you would be honored by my life, and
others would be drawn to you.
What
is your prayer for the new-year as you place God first in your life today?
Profile Background Source:
Jeremy Koh is a disabled graduate from Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore
– formerly known as Spastic Children Association (1987-1997). He graduated with
a Diploma Degree from School Of Ministry In’ Tung Ling Bible College (1999) and
TCA College (2003) with Certificate Degree in Bible and Ministry.’ Jeremy did a
research work for the keyguard at (these)abilites Pte Ltd handling all KeyGuard
Operations for 10 months. Today, Jeremy
is an active member, a volunteer & an Inclusion Ambassador in Disabled
People Association and YouthCorps Singapore serving in Special Needs Cluster, Friends of Engagement TaskForce and that he does volunteer in multiple
places too in the area of disability related contacts.
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