Day 9- I Pray for Change In

Malaysia; for clean elections, for good people to be elected into the government; people with hearts, passion and compassion for the people of Malaysia; for transparency; for a mutual understanding and respect between all citizens; for fairness in the justice system; and more importantly, for God-fearing men to lead the country.

Myself; to be more real in my Christian life; to learn how to see things from a different perspective; to have more love for the people around me; to be less selfish and more selfless; to be humble, submissive, and to approach all things in humility; for a stronger passion for Jesus; for a deeper love for my country; for a more compassionate spirit; and more importantly, to grow to become a woman after God's own heart.

Churches; to be more relevant to society; to care more for its people; to not have a
church-y/building-ish attitude towards Christianity; to challenge Christians to be set apart from the world; to challenge Christians to be practical in today's world; to challenge Christians to be more real in their circles; to be more supportive for missions; to have a stronger passion to intercede, to pray, and to support change in the country; and more importantly, to always remember that God is the head of the church, and that we serve God, not the church, and not men.

United States; to have a spiritual revival; for a decrease in immorality; for more bold Christians to stand up and stand out to make a difference in the country; for economic growth; to be a leader not only in economics or politics, but also in Christian spirituality; and more importantly, for them to remember that they can ignite good change all over the world with the power that they have.