Book of Prayers and Praises
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Everlasting God, please help me to be what you have ordained just for me. Help me to praise your name daily. Show me how to walk, talk, sing, and be a living sacrifice to you. Show me your way Lord so that I will be pleasing to you. I count it all joy when you bring me through trials and temptations. Through many mountains and valleys, you sustain my unbelief and show me how to conquer all my fears. I heard your voice, and it proved your love to me. Continue to lead, guide, and direct my paths. In Jesus name! Amen
Lord Jesus, please block out all my transgressions and renew a right spirit in me. Lord, if you lead me, I will be able to stand. Let me walk each day with you so that I will be pleasing unto you. In Jesus name! Amen
O Great Jehovah, you are an awesome God! You can do above and beyond all that I can see or ask. You have blessed fathers to succeed in difficult times and strengthened mothers to stand in difficult situations. You have provided a safe place and allowed families to be encouraged in trials and tribula-tions. You have bought me through many dangers, toils, and grief. I trust you Lord and ask that you continue to bless and keep everyone in your loving arms. In Jesus name! Amen
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Readers will be inspired to develop and strengthen personal relationships with Jesus Christ.
Accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior!
♦ Invite Jesus in your heart.
♦ Admit to God that you are a sinner and need God’s help.
♦ Believe that Jesus died, was buried, and rose from the dead to save you.
♦ Change your sinful ways.
♦ Share your love.
♦ Read your Bible and give thanks to God daily.
♦ Reverence God with continual prayer and praise.
Be faithful in developing a profound relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
Be persistent about both prayer and praise so that God will be glorified and honored in generations to come and forevermore!
Be inspired to do great things in the name of Jesus!
About the Author
Rendering to Jesus Christ at an early age, Dr. Frances D. Smith, PhD, continues to be thankful to God for many blessings. The light of Jesus Christ has been a constant presence in Dr. Smith’s personal and professional life. She is family-oriented and ventures through the journey of life with an elegant, optimistic, and calm demeanor. Dr. Smith achieved success in various genres, including business, finance, investment, procurement, contract management, education, entrepreneur, landlord, and author.
Early in her career, Dr. Smith was included in Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and the Academic All-American Collegiate Directory. She is a member of several honor societies, including Delta Mu Delta International Honor Society and Golden Key International Honor Society. Dr. Smith excelled academically and professionally while serving in various leadership positions as a Federal civilian employee in excess of three decades and member of Franklin United Methodist Church and Watkins Foundation, Incorporated. She received numerous professional and community service accolades. Dr. Smith enjoys baking, reading, writing, exercising, listening to music, and spending time with family.
As a proud Historically Black Colleges and University alumna from Morgan State University, Dr. Smith graduated cum laude after completing Business Administration undergraduate studies in 31/2 years. Dr. Smith earned graduate degrees from University of Maryland Global Campus and Northcentral University, Master of Science in Procurement and Contract Management and Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration, respectively. She served as a Morgan State Alumni Mentor and supports each alma mater. Dr. Smith is a dissertation author and she co-authored an article in the Contract Management magazine.
Always abiding in service for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Dr. Smith is a faithful Christian servant. Her commitment to following the lead of the Holy Spirit is resolute. Dr. Smith emphatically believes that those who love God and are purposefully called will obtain everlasting benefits (Romans 8:28 NIV).