Pray the word with David Platt is a resource from Radical.net.

But I just remember as a student, as a teenager, reading this verse and thinking,

oh, I want God's eyes to fall on me. Don't you want that? Even as I read it today and

fresh way. Second Chronicles 169, God's eyes running,

to and fro throughout the whole world. He's looking to give strong support to those whose heart is

blameless toward him. Like, don't you want his eyes and his strong support to fall on you,

to see you. Don't we want hearts that are blameless toward God? Let's just pray that, God.

We want your eyes and your strong support to fall on each of us, even right now as we pray,

God, purify our hearts that we might be holy before you. Blameless towards you.

Jesus, we know this is only possible by your sacrifice for our sins and through your righteousness

credited to us. We want to live in the fullness of your righteousness. We want to live blameless.

We want to love you with our whole heart, with all our heart and all our soul and all our mind and

all our strength. We want to do that because of who you are and because we know that life

is found in loving you and strong support is found in loving you. So, God, please,

I pray this over my life. I pray this over each of our lives, praying this together right now.

We pray that your eyes that are running all over the world right now, looking for those whose

hearts are blameless toward you, that your eyes and your strong support would fall upon us.

And even as we pray that and we think about your eyes running throughout the whole earth,

we think about the Zwara people today of Libya who have no followers of Jesus among them,

this Muslim people group and such little access to the gospel in their language, the nefusi language.

And your strong support does not fall on them. Their hearts are not blameless towards you because

they haven't even heard how their hearts could be made whole through faith in Jesus.

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