A PURE HEART 17/04/2012

The God of all Flesh. Unto you shall all honour and glory be. Thank You! Thank You!! Thank You!!!
I knee here in reference of the beautiful world you have created. From above, You watch over Me, My Family, My Friends and My Nigeria. For watching over Your own, thank You. For keeping Your Own far from evil, thank You. For the previous week, thank You. For this week, thank You.
Please Lord, search ...our hearts eachday of this week. Help us to control our thoughts. We need your grace to allow only pure thoughts. Help our hearts to be pure all the time for out of it come the issues of life.
If my heart is pure, Nigeria will be good.
If the hearts of my Family memebers are pure, Nigeria will be great.
If the hearts of my Friends are pure, Nigeria will be be developed.
If the hearts of Nigerians will be pure, the world will be a better place.

Give us a pure heart this week. We ask in Jesus Name. AMEN! AMEN!! AND AMEN!!!

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