Your Daily Prayer

Let’s be like Abraham and never waver from our beliefs.

When God wakes me with a name on my heart, I know he's called me to pray.

New mercies are available to us every morning, and new grace for each task ahead of us.

As we look and observe the actions and lives of little ones daily, we may better understand how we are supposed to live in a relationship with You, totally dependent, trusting, and believing.

God's love for our children will never change, no matter what they face in this world.

It takes the Lord's help to stay steady. He is the one who never changes!

But Jesus, through his death, brought peace. The kind of peace holds us steady when the storm rages.

Today we pray God's Spirit would physically and emotionally release those suffering from the terror of sex trafficking.

The battle between our ears has to be fought vigilantly.

When we begin to fear God over the fear of man (Hebrews 13:6), we can boldly, confidently, and without hesitation proclaim the message of salvation the world desperately needs to hear.

Let us stand in the presence of the Lord and know his desires for us, which will ultimately transform the direction of our lives.

God loves us more than anyone else could. If He is saying "no" this season, it is for your best.

The seasons of anger, weeping, and a host of other negative emotions can linger, but hold on to this truth: Joy comes in the morning!

Let us not waver in our faith like shifting sand but instead firmly plant ourselves on the solid rock of Christ.

Whatever you do, never forget how faithful God is, has been, and will be to you in the future.

As Christ's followers, we are called to represent Jesus in all things and to love and lead in ways that honor Him.

The truth is when we put faith in Jesus, our stone-cold heart that seeks after our own desires and acceptance is redesigned by our good and gracious Father.

Praying for your unsaved loved ones is not for the faint of heart.

Jesus died so that we could have unending fellowship with the Father. When you fully embrace Jesus, the Father embraces you.

God allows twists and turns to help us grow stronger and teach us to rely fully on him.