Let’s not wing it this week. Let’s walk out better plans with confidence.
Thank you, LORD, for putting great thought into Your plans for us. You said it pleased You to prepare our paths. You delight in watching us walk out our journeys.
And we’re grateful because we make plans too, but ours are hit or miss. You make our steps sure, LORD, out of your perfect wisdom. And when we go our own way and trip ourselves up, we’re not destroyed.
Because when we fall, we fall in your hand.
LORD, help us trust your leading. To trust your specific paths for us are best and to walk them with boldness. Order our steps as we go forward this week. We praise You for where You’re taking us.
To You, we give all honor, power, and glory now and forever. In Jesus’ name. Amen.
Prayer based on Psalm 37:23-24.
“I have no words right now.”
We’ve all been there. Life hands you a problem you can’t even put into words, much less solve. And whether you’re a longtime believer who’s discouraged, you’re new to faith in Christ or you’re wondering what this “Jesus stuff” is all about, talking with God about what you’re facing feels so far out of reach.
What if there were a way to making talking to God easier?
You may not know what to say or you may not want to pray. But if you’re overwhelmed, speechless, and confused about what to do next, Jesus wants to help you.
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Christian prayer is not about religion. It’s a relationship with the living God. And when you have no words for what you’re facing, Jesus has plenty. So, you got a minute to pray?
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