Anonymous -
We are really desperate and we really do need your help. Please pray for us:
That God makes a way for us to get the rental house across the street instead of the people who are supposed to be moving in on April 1st. They are already starting to move in today. We really really need this house. We know that when there is no way, that God can make a way. We know that God can do what man cannot do. Please pray that God will change the circumstances to our favor. Please please pray for this. We need this home desperately. We are willing to work to finish cleaning it up from the people who trashed it. Seeing others in that house makes me cry and is physically making me ill.
That God helps my husband get a good job. We would like to stay here in Arizona, and there is a job available here, that he is qualified for, and would be good for, but we keep hitting road blocks. Please pray that he gets a good job here. We have not had a job or insurance for over three years and we both have serious medical needs. Otherwise, there are jobs around the country that he is qualified for, but again, we keep hitting road blocks. He was laid off three years ago. He is involved in the construction industry. Because he is over sixty, (although he doesn’t look it) we think that he is not being hired, although he is more qualified than most for these particular types of jobs.
That God keeps our marriage strong and in faith, and to not end. All of these really tough situations have truly tested our marriage. I have had thoughts of actually ending my life or leaving because I am so miserable. My husband has become so nasty, mean and impatient, and I cannot stand the emotional abuse much more. He just cannot deal with these situations, and he takes it out on me. I am so tired of crying all of the time.
That God heals our finances. We used up all of our savings and all of our retirement to try to keep our beautiful home from going to foreclosure. We finally ran out of money, and just could not pay any more. After being the best customers that the bank had for six years, they would not help us. We lost the home that we loved and had for so long. It was sold at a trustee’s sale. We are now steps away from being in the street. We really need that house across the street.
That God keeps us healthy and strong to do what we have to do. We both have serious medical issues, and have not been to a doctor for many years, as we have not had insurance. We don’t have the money to go. Also we need to go to a dentist and we both need new glasses. Pray that God keeps our mouths and our eyes healthy.
That God will stop my hair from falling out. This has been going on for some time. Mentally and emotionally as well as physically it is a great source of depression and tears.
That God heals my feet. I am partially handicapped. Very limited time on my feet. Feet issues that man says there is no hope for. Please pray that God heals me so that I can go for walks again. Have not been able to for a very long time. That would help me to lose some weight and to get healthy.
That God prospers our little business. We have a small business involved with the construction industry. If there are not some sales very soon, the business that we have worked so hard to keep going will be completely gone. It’s hard to keep paying bills, (telephones, etc.) when there is no money coming in.
Please please pray that we somehow get the house across the street. They are supposed to let us know if something falls through with the people who are there now, (supposed to move in April 1st.) They are young and rich and have no credit issues. The owners of the home are willing to work with us if we wind up with the house. Please please pray that God will make a way for us to have the house.
That God helps us get our taxes straightened out. They are a mess. We don’t want to go to jail, and we are overwhelmed with tax problems still from last year and this year.
That God keeps our rescued dog healthy. We really cannot afford vet bills.
Thank you for taking the time to read this. God Bless You.
