Yes, Lord. Thank You, Jesus.

Introduction: A Prayer for the Times We’re In

There are moments in our lives when words fail—when the weight of the world presses heavily on our hearts and all we can utter is a whisper: “Yes, Lord.” At other times, joy overflows so abundantly that we can’t help but shout: “Thank You, Jesus.”

These two declarations—Yes, Lord and Thank You, Jesus—are more than religious expressions. They are our response to the divine. They are surrender and trust, obedience and honor, reverence and love. In these uncertain times, when families are under attack, when our children’s futures hang in the balance, and when the world around us is shaken, this prophetic prayer was birthed as a cry of both devotion and dominion.

Let this be more than a prayer you read. Let it be a declaration over your life, a weapon in your spiritual warfare, and a seed for your next harvest. Whether you’re praying for healing, breakthrough, direction, or protection, may the Spirit of the Lord speak to you through every word.

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Prayer: Yes, Lord. Thank You, Jesus.

Bless You, Father, we give You praise and glory just for who You are. You are our God, and beside You there is no other. We adore You. We magnify You. We exalt You because You have given us this day—and we will rejoice and be glad in it (Psalm 118:24).

We come before You through Jesus Christ, Your Son, who is both Lord and God. He came to earth, wrapped in flesh, to defeat sin, death, and the grave. Thank You for the gift of salvation. You said, “Whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16), and we believe.

We believe in Jesus—the miracles He performed, the words He spoke, the power He walked in. We believe in His crucifixion and His resurrection. By faith, we believe He died for the sins of the world and rose again in power. Because of this, we now have access to the promises of the Kingdom—healing, favor, prosperity, and purpose—we are the seed of Abraham (Galatians 3:29).

We believe in His bodily resurrection. Jesus showed Himself to Mary, the disciples, the 500, and the travelers on the road to Emmaus. And He is still revealing Himself to those who seek Him.

Satan, the blood of Jesus is against you. You cannot have our families, our children, our marriages, our futures. Our homes are occupied by the Holy Spirit. We give you no place—no entry point, no authority.

We declare: No weapon formed against us shall prosper (Isaiah 54:17). God, let Your angels encamp around us (Psalm 34:7). Strengthen every marriage. Cover every child. Let no ideology, agenda, or influence divide what You have joined together.

Lord, help our singles. Those who desire marriage, help them become the right person even as they wait for the right person. Equip them with patience, faith, and clarity.

We repent, Lord. Clean our hearts—not just for visitation, but for habitation. Dwell with us. Live in our homes, in our minds, in our marriages, in our ministries. Let this mind be in us which was also in Christ Jesus (Philippians 2:5). We yield our thoughts, our emotions, and our wills to You.

We pray for our children—that they will be healed, whole, educated, and equipped. We speak academic excellence and spiritual discernment over them. We speak favor, safety, and godly friendships.

We declare that laws will be overturned, that resources will be released, that doors will be opened, and that generational cycles will be broken.

Yes, Lord. Thank You, Jesus.

Thank You for being our Provider. Thank You for being our Peace. Thank You for being our Covenant. Thank You for being the Law, the Standard, the Principle. Thank You for being the Word made flesh (John 1:14), who dwelt among us—and who now dwells within us.

We say YES to:

• Your will
• Your call
• Your correction
• Your direction
• Your Kingdom assignment

We say THANK YOU for:

• The anointing
• The favor
• The grace
• The provision
• The opportunity to serve

Let our lives be Your testimony. Let our homes be sanctuaries. Let our mouths speak only what You have commanded (John 12:49–50). We receive Your word, Your promises, and Your Spirit.

We speak Kingdom over every area of influence—media, education, government, arts, healthcare, and business. May your sons and daughters rise up in every institution as salt and light. We claim CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox, The New York Times, and even the local news for the Kingdom of God.

We say YES, LORD. SEND US.
Like Isaiah said, “Here am I. Send me!” (Isaiah 6:8).
Like Ezekiel, we’ll stand in the gap.
Like Moses, we’ll leave comfort for calling.
Like Jesus, we’ll say, “Not My will, but Yours be done.”

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Conclusion: The Sound of the Remnant

Yes, Lord. Thank You, Jesus. These are the sounds of the remnant. The cry of those who know what it means to be covered, kept, and called. When you say yes, heaven responds. When you say thank you, hell trembles. These are not just words—they are weapons.

This is your moment. Your prayer has power. Your “yes” carries weight. Your “thank you” seals the promise.

Let it be your confession in the morning and your anthem at night: “Yes, Lord. Thank You, Jesus.”

Go forth. Speak life. Love deeply. Serve boldly.
And remember: The gates of hell shall not prevail against you.
You are chosen. You are covered. You are called.

Amen.