I will pray for you and hope that your situation improves

Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,

Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,

Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)
I pray that you give this person enlarged faith, especially when they feel over whelmed, or are struggling, that You will provide them favor, knowledge and strength to get through. Though it is difficult now, joy will come.
I pray that you give this person a vision of their particular calling in the field of law, to serve whatever people you desire them to bless. You are the God of perfect design and will direct this person into the place of blessing for them, and for many others.
I ask you to give them a desire to have their mind renewed in you everyday, that they are able to bow their knee and pray for your protection, wisdom and an obedient heart as they travel in places of darkness that the world of the court room can be. I ask that the enemy never be able to deceive or lure them in directions that would destroy them, or harm them.
I pray that it is Your spirit that gives them wisdom , and discernment about their professional relationships and their future relationships with professors, and down the road with every client they have, so that Your will is done. Grant them humility, along with the gifting of persuasive speech, so that this person is respected , not only for their superior gift, but also for their meekness.
Provide financial resources to this person for the task you have given them. If they are still unsure that it is your calling for them, I ask you to give them scripture that confirms that for them, so they will be able to look at it when things are difficult and remind themselves that God knows exactly what He is doing and is in perfect control.
So many things happen in courtrooms that affect the destiny of human beings in a profound way. I pray that this person fully recognize the responsibility and honor there is in being used by God to change people’s lives, and to be able to minister to them in ways few other people can.
Give this person an ability to strong under pressure, and not faint, or grow weary. When there is a chance for rest and relaxation, I pray that this person seek out wisdom about how to spend that time , so that they truly feel refreshed for the next set of courses.
I pray that you bring along side family and friends to give words of encouragement and uplift their spirit.
In Jesus name. Thank you for this person, and for all the ways in which you are powerfully using them to bless many people. Thank you for their heart to serve you and for the sense of purpose you have set in them.
In Jesus Name,
Dear Heavenly Father,
I lift up this person to you. I thank you that you have led them to law school. I thank you that you have given this person a sharp mind, a compassionate heart, and willingness to work hard. You have said in your word that you are faithful to give those you call empowerment to fulfill all you ask. “Faithful is He that called you, who also will do it” 1 Thessalonians 5:24)

Praying with you, giving God all honor and glory. Be encouraged, you walk with the power of the Lord. With Him, ALL things are possible. Lord, we pray your blessings upon this struggling student. Please provide the wisdom, knowledge and understanding it takes to relieve the stress, and to gain success. You, Lord, have the power, satan has NO power here.

Father I pray You continue to give strentgh to john. see his needs met, that he may do well for the world in a profession that can do so much for the oppressed. In Jesus name, Amen