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Holy Spirit, thank You for coming! Thank You for uniting me to the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, my Lord. Thank You for giving me a new heart and a new spirit, for dwelling in me and for Your promise, that having begun the good work of salvation and transformation in me, You will bring it to completion. I love You, Lord; I praise You and worship You. I thank You for empowering the Body of Christ for the ongoing ministry of Jesus in the world. I ask and receive from You today Your anointing and filling for the day ahead of me. Thank you for saturating me with Yourself, immersing me in Your own Self and Presence. You have sealed me, uniting me to the Holy Trinity. You are my Comforter, Counselor, Sanctifier, Teacher, Strength and Power for life and ministry. I surrender to you, this day, all that I am; my whole being: spiritually, mentally, willfully, emotionally and physically. Fill me, Holy Spirit, I ask You this day so that I may walk in step with You in all things. Fill me afresh, I pray, confirming my union with You, the Father and the Son. Lead me into all truth. Take what Jesus is saying and doing and make them real to me. Anoint me with Power for life, for Your call on my life, the ministry You have designed to work through me and make Jesus more real to me this day than ever before. Thank You for pouring out upon me and within me the grace and Power I need today. Lead me, Sovereign Lord into all You have planned for me to live out!




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