Your Nightly Prayer

As David reminds us in Psalm 23, the Lord is ultimately our Shepherd, and as our good Shepherd, He calls earthly shepherds to serve Him by caring for His sheep.

If you're struggling to trust the God who holds tomorrow, please know that I see you.

We learn patience from situations where we must be patient, and we learn faith and trust in situations where we must actively feel that trust in our hearts.

Despite our heartache and overwhelming emotions, we can remember that God truly is our help and that He is always there, never forsaking us, even when it feels like it.

If your body feels like it’s wearing out or wearing down, or maybe you’re worn out from caring for someone whose body is, you can still bring it all to God tonight.

Some of the hardest seasons of my life were the ones when I was waiting for something I had prayed for over and over again.

Dear Father, thank you for giving me rest through Jesus.

Lord, thank you for choosing to be a God of love, compassion, and empathy.

Can I help you in a prayer for renewed hunger and closeness with God during this spiritually dry season?

Jesus is the Prince of Peace, and therefore, we can access Peace whenever we need to because the Holy Spirit lives within us!

No matter what you’re leaving behind and what you’re taking with you into this next month, I want to remind you that your hope isn’t tied to success.

As you commune with a good, good God, release any self-reliance you are operating in and trade it for the Spirit of God.

We feel constant pressure to function to meet expectations. And yet, Jesus’ invitation speaks directly to our hearts - to our souls crowded by weariness.

Today, you and I will continue to grow in many ways—physically, mentally, emotionally, relationally, and spiritually. But what matters most is that we stay planted in the house of the Lord.

Home is the place where we’re most known. And sometimes, if we’re honest, our home has a unique way of bringing out the best and the hardest parts of who we are.