When dangerous weather threatens homes and lives, fear becomes deeply personal.
That could be your friend.
Your neighbor.
Someone you love.
For families facing disaster, the need for safety, shelter, comfort, and help is urgent.
Let’s pause what we’re doing and pray for them now.
“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.”
— Psalm 46:1, KJV
Who to Pray For
Pray for loved ones you cannot reach.
For neighbors facing evacuation.
For people who are alone and frightened.
For emergency workers heading toward danger to help others.
A Prayer to Start With
You don’t need a perfect prayer.
Start with a willing heart:
Jesus, protect those in danger. Guide them to safety and shelter. Comfort those facing loss and those waiting anxiously for news. Give strength and protection to rescuers. Help us see who needs us—and show us how to help. In Your name, amen.
Join the NowAskJesus Prayer Marathon
Keep the prayer going—starting now.
🙏 Pray for someone. Bring a friend, loved one, neighbor, or stranger before God.
🙏 Visit the Prayer Wall. Pray over someone’s request, or add one of your own.
🙏 Ask someone else to pray. Share this post with these words:
“Will you stop for a moment and pray with me for everyone facing this dangerous weather?”
That’s our Prayer Marathon:
Each of us taking a moment.
Lifting someone up.
Inviting another person to join.
If You’re the One Who’s Afraid
You don’t have to hide it from God—or face it alone.
Reach out to someone you trust.
If you’re in danger, seek safety and follow local emergency instructions. If your life is at risk, call 911.
Prayer can accompany every practical step.
Pray now. Reach out now. Let someone know they are not alone.
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