Episode 12: Seeking Reconciliation

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">Join Pat Willie as she brings you two minutes of prayer and reflection.  We believe that prayer is essential, life-giving, and life-sustaining.   In this 2 minute prayer, we pray for reconciliation. Please join us for 2 minutes of prayer to our Lord and Savior.</p> <p>Transcription:</p> <p>Hello. This is Pat Willie, the founder, and CEO of the not-for-profit ministry, The Gathering. When women gather, when women worship. Thanks for joining in this podcast, the two-minute prayer. I believe that prayer is essential. It is life-giving and life-sustaining, and it only takes just a minute to pray.</p> <p>Father God in the name of Jesus. It is again that we say, thank you. It's again that we say, praise your name and that we love you. And we know that we are loved by you. We thank you for your presence in our lives. Now, God, we pray for those that have suffered loss and those that have gone through a tremendous struggle during the Pandemic. We pray in the name of Jesus that you would comfort their hearts and their minds and their souls in Jesus' name. We pray to God for families that families are healed. We pray that the power of reconciliation would come in the name of Jesus. And that God, the family would come together and that unity will abide in our homes.  In Jesus' name.</p> <p> For you are the God, that was reconciling the world to you through Jesus Christ.  Reconciliation is your wisdom. It is your wheel and it is your way. So therefore God, we pray for relationships that we would be healed and that our relationships will be reconciled. We pray that you would give us the strength to do the hard work of reconciliation in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, that there may be unity and that there may be harmony in our homes.  In Jesus' name, not only in a home God but at the national level, at the international level. I pray that the power of reconciliation in a name where Jesus would heal the divide in our country.  Would heal the divide in our relationships. In Jesus' name an