What does the Bible say about fear and anxiety? What might we pray to the Lord based on those Scriptures that can help us exchange toxic emotions for God’s wondrous peace?
Buried in debris as the South Tower collapsed, Sujo John cried out to Jesus and prepared to die. His extraordinary story of survival, his pregnant wife's miraculous escape, and the sacrifice of an FBI agent still carry a powerful message 25 years later.
September 11th is a day that still stirs our hearts with sorrow, remembrance, and gratitude. As we honor the lives lost, we also lift up the brave first responders and everyday heroes who step into danger with courage and compassion. Firefighters, police officers, medical professionals, and rescue teams—these men and women embody sacrifice, showing us what it means to serve others selflessly.
But they, too, need covering in prayer. This special Prayer Guide for First Responders helps give you six prayers for their strength, protection, and peace. Each prayer is rooted in Scripture and designed to guide you as you remember not only the tragedy of September 11th, but also the ongoing faithfulness of those who still serve today.
Download your free prayer guide PDF below, and join us in lifting up the heroes who remind us that even in the darkest moments, light still shines through.
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I will always be reminded that our military superiority, our system of government, our way of life – when these all come crashing down, God is still God and still on the throne.
What you hear may be difficult to swallow. It may even feel like an attack. Your instinct may be to go into self-defense mode. Instead, take instruction from James 1:19 and be “Quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.”
When we pray to God, asking for our children to be protected from Satan, we should remember that we aren’t praying to a distant, indifferent entity. No! We’re praying to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords! As you pray through the following scriptures, pray expectantly.
If your mind races and peace feels far away, open your Bible. These calming Scriptures can help quiet fear and strengthen trust in the One who holds you.
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