Our Merciful Lord Jesus, we come before Your Throne of Grace to lift up another one of Your servants injured in the line of duty, Deputy John Isenhour, who was critically injured while directing traffic.  May Your Presence be with Deputy Isenhour as he is in a coma while in the hospital.  May You continue to grant the doctors and medical professionals wisdom and insight to be able to diagnose and treat his many injuries and to provide for a full recovery.  May Your amazing grace also touch the many other officers who were at that scene who had to endure the sight of watching a co-worker suffer these injuries in the line of duty.  More than anything Lord, we are so very grateful that You spared the life of this deputy and for, but nevertheless we foresee a long, hard recovery.  May Your mercies and grace especially extend to his family and uplift them with Your arms of love and comfort as they are at his side supporting him at every moment.  May Your loving kindness even extend to the elderly driver who caused the collision and may she find comfort in Your mercies as she faces justice in her elderly age.  May You use this life-threatening incident to remind law enforcement officers in North Carolina and abroad that their life is in Your hands and for their need to always be spiritually prepared.  May Your peace that passes all understanding rest upon the entire Forsyth County Sheriff’s Department.  May every deputy and family member know that whosoever hall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.  O’ Lord, we ask You to use this life-threatening incident to cause many to reflect upon their souls and examine their hearts.  And if Deputy Isenhour does not know You, may Your Holy Spirit cause him to remember Your Word and be drawn ever so close to Your Son.  And if any deputies or family members do not know Your love in a real and personal way, may many be drawn unto Your side where they may personally experience Your forgiveness and receive eternal life found only in Your Son.  Continue to be a Shield around every officer, in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

News link:
http://www.journalnow.com/news/local/forsyth-county-deputy-in-intensive-care-after-being-struck-by/article_9a740283-fa88-5083-a954-046c78c749ec.html