Morning Prayer For Comfort For The Family

As Christians, we constantly pray for the people we love, which is why we always include our family in our prayers. Regardless of whether your family is Christian, you should continue to cover them in your prayers. If they are not yet Christians, pray that they will surrender their lives to Christ. The Bible teaches us in (Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another, that ye may be healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. James 5:16) that the prayer of a righteous person has great power.

Heavenly Father, thank You because it is a privilege to make supplications and intercede for my family. I pray that You will comfort them regarding whatever concerns they have, either personal or about the family. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

What to pray in the morning for comfort for my family?

When we pray in the morning for comfort for our family, the particular thing for which we pray does not have to be something big. It does not have to be to the magnitude of someone dying, losing a job, breaking up with someone, or some other serious event for us to pray for comfort for them. We can and should pray for comfort even on small or trivial matters, like a sibling taking a quiz or your father having problems at work, etc.

Therefore, to know what to pray in the morning, you must be aware of what things are causing them worries, anxiety, or distress. Is it something at work? Something related to school? Or some other matter entirely? Once you have identified the issues, you will know what to pray for to comfort your family.

How do I pray for comfort for my family in the morning?

How you pray for comfort in the morning for your family starts with knowing their particular concerns. However, it does not end with knowing what to pray. You pray in the morning for comfort for your family by looking at the specific Bible verses that bring comfort to their worries and concerns and using those Bible verses in your prayers.

The Bible is the best place to look for comfort and use those words of wisdom in our prayers. Psalm 119:50 teaches us that God’s Word brings comfort and that His promises give us life. For example, one of the Bible verses you can use if your family is in Christ is Hebrews 4:16. It tells us that in Christ, we can approach God’s throne of grace and find mercy and grace in times of need. 

Here is an example of how you can use ( Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need. Hebrews 4:16) when you pray in the morning for comfort for your family:

Heavenly Father, I pray for my family that they will not hide their concerns from You. Instead, they shall come before You and take comfort in the truth that they can freely approach Your throne of grace and receive the mercy and grace they need regarding their worries. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

The same principle applies whether you pray in the morning for comfort for your family or a particular family member. However, if they are not yet in Christ, the most important thing you can pray for is for them to know Christ. The comfort that we receive from God is something we receive only by living in Christ.