Author: MaryBeth Hall

Pray for the Lord to send out workers to the harvestfield of New York City.

1. The pictured vehicle is a 2004 Nissan Xterra. “Everything You Need, Nothing You Don’t” was the company’s selling slogan for the vehicle. Pray for every Christian owner of a Nissan Xterra in New York City to have this statement true of his life spiritually, that he will lay aside every weight and sin, and utilize all that God has provided for life and godliness.
2. Pray for anyone living on 48th Street who went to church yesterday and heard the gospel, but remains in the valley of decision, that today will be the day of salvation.
3. Pray for a Christian student who is trying to live for God at Middle School 429 to make other believing friends who have the same goals, that they may encourage each other as iron sharpens iron.

Psalm 113:3

Pray for the Lord to send out workers to the harvestfield of New York City.

1. We have crossed into our fourth New York City borough: Queens. Pray for a city bus driver whose regular route is along this road, that he himself will be on the “gospel bus”* to heaven.
2. The pictured corner store is the Gaza Deli Grocery & Grill. Pray for an employee there to hear and understand the gospel, and accept Jesus as his Savior.
3. Calvary Cemetery is a huge cemetery divided into four sections, to represent the four main sections of the ancient Roman catacombs. There are currently more than 1,750,000 people buried at the cemetery. Pray for any living Christian family members of believers buried there to be encouraged today by the guaranteed fact that all who trust in Jesus will one day be reunited forever.

2 Corinthians 12:9

• This phrase used by J. V. McGee’s “Through the Bible” radio program.

Pray for the Lord to send out workers to the harvestfield of New York City.

1. Less than a block away from our map marker is United Basket, a company that makes gift baskets to sell. Pray for a lady working there to give herself fully to the Lord, as the boy gave his loaves and fishes to Jesus long ago, and then for God to use her life greatly, multiplying her gift to Him.
2. Pray for today’s driver of the pictured red truck, that he will tune into a Christian radio station or receive a gospel tract, and believe the truth.
3. Matthew 14:34-36 describes the incredible response the people of Gennesaret had when Jesus came to their town. When God through the Holy Spirit reaches out to convict the hearts of the people in the pictured skyline view buildings, pray for them to likewise have a faith-filled response.

2 Corinthians 12:9

Pray for the Lord to send out workers to the harvestfield of New York City.

1. Pray for the pictured man to be saved, and for God to use him in a great way to reach his family and community with the gospel.
2. Across the street from the above screenshot is Afghan Food Papers, a supplier to fast food restaurants typically owned by individuals of Middle Eastern descent. Pray for an employee of this business to meet a Christian who will share the love of Christ and give him a copy of the Afghan Bible.
3. Pray for the Our Wicked Lady establishment to close down, and righteousness to flourish in its place.

2 Corinthians 12:9

Pray for the Lord to send out workers to the harvestfield of New York City.

Having crossed the Williamsburg Bridge back into Brooklyn, we are currently in the Williamsburg community. Williamsburg has a large Jewish population: 36,000 adults and 32,000 children, with 74% of households adhering to Orthodox Judaism.

1. Under inspiration, Paul penned a very good summary about religious Jews in Romans 10:1-4. Pray that an orthodox family in Williamsburg fitting this description will come to know Jesus their Messiah in 2025.
2. The center business in the picture above is H&R Block. Pray that a client today coming to get tax advice will follow Jesus’ advice to “render unto God that which is God’s.” (Matt. 22:21)
3. Pray for residents of Williamsburg who have been touched deeply by the deaths of Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas (at the hands of Hamas) to turn to Christ for peace and hope that outlasts this life.

2 Corinthians 12:9

Pray for the Lord to send out workers to the harvestfield of New York City.

1. The map marker / photo above is pointed toward the triangular shaped Rheba Liebowitz Square. New York City has fifty-four squares named after individuals. Some of these people are well known historical figures, such as John Jay (the first US Supreme Court Justice who also negotiated a treaty with Great Britain in 1794 to avoid war). Others are relatively unknown, even by Google, but yet they made a contribution that city residents deemed was significant enough to memorialize. Such is the case with Rheba Liebowitz. It seems she was Polish Jew (1916-1964) who was a community activist, but that is all that can be surmised from a Google search of her life. Likewise, many ordinary citizens are working to make a difference in their families and communities today. Pray that the Lord will bless the efforts of those who are working to promote His kingdom, even if little is known about them by the public in general. Jesus said that one day the Father Who sees what is done in secret will reward His children openly.
2. Pray for a firefighter who works in the above area to personally accept the offer of rescue that Jesus has made to escape the worst fire of eternity.
3. Pray for any Christian kids who frequent the Henry Jackson Playground to have people in their lives who will help them grow in their walk with the Lord.

2 Corinthians 12:9