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Just as deceptive weeds can creep into a healthy garden, pride often sneaks into our hearts, growing unnoticed among our accomplishments and even our service to God. Annie Yorty uses a vivid gardening metaphor to help us recognize how pride takes root and how we can humbly invite God to weed it out. Through reflection, Scripture, and prayer, we’re reminded to give glory to the true source of all our gifts: God alone.
Themes Explored:
The subtle danger of pride
Recognizing the difference between self-glory and God-glory
Daily humility as spiritual “weed control”
Confession and dependence on God for heart inspection
Living for God’s glory over our own
Scripture Reference
Jeremiah 9:23 (NLT)
“This is what the Lord says: ‘Don’t let the wise boast in their wisdom, or the powerful boast in their power, or the rich boast in their riches.’”
π Read Jeremiah 9:23 on BibleStudyTools.comOther Scriptures Mentioned:
James 4:7-8 (NLT) – “So humble yourselves before God... Come close to God, and God will come close to you.”
π Read James 4:7-8 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
Today’s prayer is a humble invitation for God to inspect our hearts and reveal any prideful attitudes that have taken root. We ask Him to remove anything that seeks to outshine His glory in our lives, so we may bloom with His beauty and reflect His character to the world.
Calls to Action
π± Take inventory: Where might pride be hiding in your successes or service?
π Pray for a heart inspection: Ask God to reveal and root out pride.
π Meditate on James 4:7-8—let humility become your daily posture.
π Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for regular encouragement and biblical truth.About the Author
Annie Yorty is a writer and speaker with a passion for helping others discover God’s truth in everyday life. She often uses creative analogies to make biblical insights accessible and relatable.
Related Resources
Bible Verses about Pride and Humility
How to Stay Rooted in Christ
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On this Memorial Day, we pause to reflect on the true meaning of this solemn holiday—not just a day of rest and recreation, but a time to remember and honor the men and women who laid down their lives in service to our country. Lynette Kittle takes us back to the origins of Memorial Day, offering historical perspective and spiritual comfort for those grieving their loss. Through Scripture and prayer, we are reminded that while their sacrifice brings sorrow, it also points to the ultimate hope we have in Christ.
Themes Explored:
The history and purpose of Memorial Day
Honoring military sacrifice with reverence and gratitude
The eternal hope for those who die in Christ
Comfort for grieving families
The call to remember freedom's cost
Scripture Reference
John 15:13
“Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.”
π Read John 15:13 on BibleStudyTools.comOther Scriptures Mentioned:
Philippians 1:21 – “To live is Christ and to die is gain.”
John 11:25 – “The one who believes in Me will live, even though they die.”
Revelation 21:3-4 – “He will wipe every tear from their eyes…”
Prayer Summary
Today’s heartfelt prayer thanks God for the brave men and women who gave their lives in military service. It lifts up their grieving families, asking the Lord to comfort them, heal their broken hearts, and bless them with peace and joyful memories. Through Christ, we honor their sacrifice and look with hope toward the promise of eternal life.
Calls to Action
πΊπΈ Take a moment of silence today to honor fallen soldiers.
π Pray for military families who continue to grieve.
π Meditate on John 15:13 and Philippians 1:21 to remember the depth of sacrificial love.
π Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for more Scripture-based encouragement and prayer.About the Author
Lynette Kittle is a writer with a deep heart for encouraging others through biblical truth. Her devotions often focus on honoring God in everyday life and bringing peace and perspective through prayer.
Related Resources
Scriptures for Memorial Day
Comforting Bible Verses for Grief
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With the election of Pope Leo XIV—Cardinal Robert Prevost, the first American-born Pope—believers across all denominations are reminded of the biblical call to pray for leaders in high positions. In today’s devotional, Kyle Norman encourages us to set aside doctrinal differences and lift up this influential spiritual leader in prayer. Whether Catholic or Protestant, we are invited to pray for the Pope’s faith, humility, and boldness in gospel-centered leadership.
Themes Explored:
The biblical mandate to pray for leaders
Unity in Christ beyond denominational lines
The Pope’s global spiritual influence
Temptations in ministry and the need for prayer
A heart for gospel proclamation
Scripture Reference
1 Timothy 2:1-2
“First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way.”
π Read 1 Timothy 2:1-2 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
Today’s prayer boldly asks God to guide Pope Leo XIV with wisdom, humility, and a heart anchored in Christ. We pray for the Pope’s protection from spiritual threats, his faithfulness to God’s Word, and his ability to lead with gospel-centered clarity in a divided world. We pray not in agreement with all doctrines, but in agreement with God’s will to see leaders serve with love, truth, and boldness.
Calls to Action
π Pray for your leaders—both spiritual and political.
π Reflect on 1 Timothy 2:1-2 and commit to regular intercession for those in high positions.
π€ Share this episode with someone who values church leadership and unity in Christ.
π Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for more guided prayers every day.About the Author
Kyle Norman is a pastor and writer who speaks passionately about spiritual formation, unity in the Church, and drawing near to Christ through prayer and Scripture. His devotionals challenge believers to live their faith deeply and authentically in every sphere of life.
Related Resources
Prayers for Church Leaders
How to Pray for Those in Authority
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Graduation is a time of excitement, transition, and growth—but also uncertainty and change. In today’s devotional, Alicia Searl offers heartfelt encouragement and a prayer for graduates stepping into a brand-new chapter. Drawing from Jesus’ words in Matthew 7, listeners are reminded of the importance of building their life on the solid rock of faith. Whether on a mountaintop or in a valley, God is faithful, present, and ready to guide each step forward.
Themes Explored:
Encouragement for graduates
Building a foundation on Christ
Trusting God in new seasons
The importance of godly community
Spiritual preparation for the future
Scripture References
Matthew 7:24
“Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock.”
π Read Matthew 7:24 on BibleStudyTools.comSupporting Scriptures:
Romans 12:2 – Be transformed by the renewing of your mind
Proverbs 22:6 – Train up a child
Ephesians 6:10–18 – The armor of God
Proverbs 27:17 – Iron sharpens iron
Zephaniah 3:17 – God delights in you
Deuteronomy 31:8 – He goes before you
Jeremiah 29:11 – A future and a hope
Ephesians 2:10 – Created for good works
Psalm 20:4 – May He give you the desires of your heart
Romans 8:28 – All things work together for good
Prayer Summary
Today’s prayer lifts up every graduate stepping into a new season. We ask God for protection, wisdom, courage, and godly friendships. Most of all, we pray that each graduate builds their life on Christ—the Solid Rock—and walks boldly into their future, knowing God goes before them.
Calls to Action
π Know a graduate? Send them this episode as a gift of encouragement.
π Write a blessing or prayer to a graduate in your life today.
π Share on social media with a note of gratitude or blessing for the Class of 2025!
π Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for more powerful devotionals each day.About the Author
Alicia Searl is a devotional writer and speaker passionate about equipping the next generation to walk in truth and grace. She encourages readers to build a strong foundation of faith, especially in life’s pivotal transitions.
Related Resources
Bible Verses for Graduates
9 Ways to Trust God When Graduation Brings Change
Your Daily Prayer Devotional Archive
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Today’s episode is a beautiful reminder that a “no” from God is never the end of the story—it may just be a “not yet.” Chelsey DeMatteis shares a powerful testimony of how God brought full-circle redemption to a door that was once closed. As we look to Matthew 2 and reflect on God leading Mary, Joseph, and Jesus back to Egypt—a place once synonymous with captivity—we see the incredible ways God repurposes our past for His glory. Let today’s prayer renew your faith in God’s timing and goodness.
Themes explored:
Trusting God when doors close
Patience in waiting seasons
Full-circle redemption
Boldness to share testimony
God’s sovereignty in our calling
Scripture References
Matthew 2:13–15
“After the wise men were gone, an angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream. ‘Get up! Flee to Egypt with the child and his mother,’ the angel said…”
π Read Matthew 2:13–15 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
In this episode’s prayer, we give thanks for God’s perfect timing. We ask for faith to trust His closed doors, eyes to see His provision in delay, and boldness to celebrate when He reopens doors for His glory. God is faithful in every chapter, even when we don’t see the full story.
Calls to Action
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π‘ Reflect on a time God reopened a door in your life—how did it shape your faith?
π€ Share this episode with a friend waiting for a breakthrough
π Journal your prayers and promises while you're in a season of waitingAbout the Author
Chelsey DeMatteis is a writer and speaker passionate about helping women find Jesus in everyday moments. She is the author of More of Him, Less of Me and continues to witness God’s hand through stories of redemption, growth, and calling.
Related Links & Resources
30 Verses to Encourage You as You Wait for God’s Timing
Why God Closes Doors (And What to Do About It)
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Obeying God’s call to lovingly confront a friend about behavior inconsistent with their faith—though uncomfortable—led to mutual accountability, spiritual growth, and a reminder of the importance of speaking truth in love. - Rachael Adams, host of The Love Offering Podcast
Author of A Little Goes a Long Way and host of The Love Offering podcast, Rachael Adams, hopes to help women realize their God-given purpose and significance. She and her husband, Bryan, live in Kentucky with their two children, Will and Kate. Her work has been featured on Crosswalk, Proverbs 31, Today Parenting, and YouVersion. Connect with her by visiting rachaelkadams.com, searching @rachaeladamsauthor on social media, and tuning in to The Love Offering podcast every Tuesday on your favorite listening platform.
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Reclaim the greatest commandment as your compass: Love God, love yourself, love others—starting in this very moment. - Gem Fadling, host of the Unhurried Living Podcast
In today's Your Daily Prayer episode, Gem Fadling leads us into a grounding reflection on love and presence—two seemingly simple but profoundly powerful spiritual practices. In a world overwhelmed by noise, division, and distraction, we are invited to return to Jesus’ greatest commandment: to love God and love others. This devotional reminds us that real transformation begins with being fully present in God’s love and allowing that love to overflow to ourselves and to those around us.
Themes explored:
Jesus’ greatest commandment
Living with intentional love
Practicing presence in a distracted world
Loving ourselves as God loves us
Spiritual grounding in God’s unchanging presence
Scripture References
Mark 12:28–31
“Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. … Love your neighbor as yourself. There is no commandment greater than these.”
π Read Mark 12:28–31 on BibleStudyTools.com1 John 4:19
“We love because He first loved us.”
π Read 1 John 4:19 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
This prayer is a quiet invitation to be grounded in the moment—aware of God’s nearness, receiving His love, and extending it to others. It's a gentle yet bold request to be more like Jesus: unhurried, compassionate, and fully present.
Calls to Action
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π§βοΈ Practice presence this week by setting aside quiet time to be with God
π¬ Leave a comment or review and tell us how this devotional impacted youAbout the Author
Gem Fadling is a spiritual director and author passionate about helping others live from a place of deep love and intentional presence. She invites believers to embrace transformation by slowing down and tuning into God’s voice amid everyday life. You can find more from Gem at https://www.unhurriedliving.com/.
Related Links & Resources
How to Practice God’s Presence Daily - 5 Simple, Soulful Practices
Bible Verses about Loving Others
Spiritual Coaching for Busy People
More from Your Daily Prayer
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Regardless of where life takes us, let’s hold onto hope. Let’s live our days with joyful anticipation of the good God will certainly continue to pour out into our lives. Let’s trust that God’s mighty, caring hand is working on his master, good plan. Even right now through what isn’t going as you planned. Know that he will lift you up in due time. - Keri Eichberger
Today’s episode of Your Daily Prayer speaks directly to those wrestling with disappointment when life doesn’t go as planned. Keri Eichberger shares personal moments of heartbreak and missed expectations, reminding us that even in life's detours, God's plan is still good. This devotional invites listeners to release their anxious striving and to trust in God’s timing, provision, and care.
Topics covered:
Trusting God through unexpected setbacks
Finding hope in disappointment
Surrendering our plans to God's will
God’s sovereignty and timing
Holding tightly to eternal hope
Scripture References
1 Peter 5:6–7
“Humble yourselves, therefore, under God’s mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time. Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.”
π Read 1 Peter 5:6–7 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
This prayer invites us to surrender our unmet expectations to God and humbly trust His perfect plans. It asks for grace to shift our focus from earthly hopes to heavenly assurance, and for joy rooted not in perfect plans, but in the perfect love of God.
Calls to Action
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π± Share this episode with someone whose plans have recently changed
π Leave a review and let us know how this prayer encouraged your heart
π Follow us on social media for uplifting devotionals and daily scriptureRelated Links & Resources
How to Trust God When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned
Bible Verses for Disappointment
The Importance of Surrendering Our Plans
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Some of us will get long-term illnesses and others will not, but we will all face illness and suffering of some sort. It is helpful to remember that though God allows our fallen world to continue, He is not the author of anything evil. Rather, He is the Author of everything good. We can trust that He will carry us through all our earthly days. - Vivian Bricker
In today’s episode of Your Daily Prayer, Vivian Bricker offers an honest and heartfelt reflection on walking with God through the ongoing struggles of long-term illness. Sharing from her personal journey with Crohn’s disease and other health challenges, Vivian reminds us that even in suffering, God’s presence is a source of daily strength, hope, and healing.
Topics covered:
Chronic illness and daily faith
Finding God’s strength in weakness
Recognizing unexpected blessings
Living with hope in suffering
God’s comfort for the sick
Scripture References
Psalm 41:3
“The Lord sustains them on their sickbed and restores them from their bed of illness.”
π Read Psalm 41:3 on BibleStudyTools.comPsalm 23:1–6 (Referenced)
“Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me...”
π Read Psalm 23 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
This prayer is a heartfelt cry for healing and strength while enduring chronic illness. It asks God for comfort during painful days and praises Him for His constant presence, even when physical healing hasn’t come. It encourages us to trust in His goodness despite our suffering.
Calls to Action
β Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for encouragement each morning
π± Share this devotion with a friend who may be struggling with health issues
π Leave a review to let us know how this episode spoke to your heart
π Follow us on social media for daily devotions and biblical encouragementRelated Links & Resources
10 Biblical Prayers to Encourage You Through Chronic Illness
Encouraging Verses for the Sick
How to Pray When You’re Suffering
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As you walk in the ways of the Lord, be steadfast in the pursuit of His Word. It will lead and guide you to a deeper understanding of your Father’s heart and give you a glimpse into all He desires for your life. - Chelsey DeMatteis
In today’s episode of Your Daily Prayer, Chelsey DeMatteis shares a heartfelt reflection on the power of repentance and the comfort found in God's Word—especially through the Psalms. Drawing from Psalm 91 and Psalm 119, she encourages us to seek God as our refuge, bring our whole selves before Him, and embrace His forgiveness and grace.
Topics covered:
Why the Psalms are vital for spiritual growth
How God’s Word leads us to repentance
Trusting God as our refuge and fortress
The transforming power of Scripture
Encouragement to boldly share God’s truth with others
Scripture References
Psalm 91:1–2
“He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will abide in the shadow of the Almighty. I will say to the Lord, ‘My refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.’”
π Read Psalm 91:1–2 on BibleStudyTools.comPsalm 119:1–8
“Blessed are those whose way is blameless, who walk in the law of the Lord!... I will praise you with an upright heart when I learn your righteous rules.”
π Read Psalm 119:1–8 on BibleStudyTools.comPrayer Summary
This prayer asks God for a heart of repentance, a deeper love for His Word, and boldness to share His truth and grace with others. It is a beautiful reminder that in God's presence, we find both correction and comfort.
Calls to Action
β Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for daily inspiration and spiritual growth
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π Leave a review to let us know how God is working through this series in your life
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In today’s episode of Your Daily Prayer, Kyle Norman explores the profound spiritual challenge and invitation of Isaiah 6:8—God’s call to step into His purpose with the words, “Here I am, send me.” This devotion reflects on the fear, self-doubt, and hesitation that often accompany God’s call, using examples from biblical figures like Moses, Sarah, Jeremiah, and Peter to highlight that reluctance is a natural human response.
But God’s call persists, not because of our perfection, but because of His grace. Whether you’re feeling unworthy, unprepared, or unsure, this prayer will encourage you to trust that God equips those He calls and invites you to boldly respond with faith.
Topics covered:
The meaning and challenge behind Isaiah 6:8
Biblical examples of hesitation and God's patient call
Why God’s call is rooted in His grace, not our qualifications
Encouragement for those discerning their purpose or ministry
A prayer for boldness and surrender to God’s will
Scripture References
Isaiah 6:8 (ESV)
“And I heard the voice of the Lord saying, ‘Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?’ Then I said, ‘Here I am! Send me.’”
π Read Isaiah 6:8 on BibleStudyTools.comAdditional verses:
Genesis 18:12 — Sarah’s response
Jeremiah 1:6 — Jeremiah’s youth
Exodus 4:13 — Moses’ reluctance
Luke 5:8 — Peter’s unworthiness
Isaiah 6:5 — Isaiah’s humility
Prayer Summary
A heartfelt prayer of surrender, asking God for the courage to answer His call. It acknowledges personal doubt, the temptation to remain in control, and the grace that enables us to step into Kingdom work with boldness and humility.
Calls to Action
β Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for daily moments of Scripture and reflection
π± Share this episode with someone wrestling with God’s call
π Leave a review and let us know how this episode encouraged your faith
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Isaiah 6:8 – BibleStudyTools.com
Resources for Discerning God’s Call
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Have you had an encounter with God that has impacted and changed your life for the better, one or more experiences that have caused spiritual growth in your life? Sharing our personal spiritual experiences with others helps to encourage them that God loves them and is present and interested in our lives, ever willing to help us. - Lynette Kittle
In this episode of Your Daily Prayer, Lynette Kittle invites listeners to reflect on how we can actively prepare our hearts for a deeper relationship with God. Using Acts 17:26–27 as a foundation, she offers four biblical ways to pursue spiritual growth: seeking God, reading Scripture, inviting the Holy Spirit’s teaching, and maintaining a life of prayer.
If you've ever felt distant from God or longed for more personal connection with Him, this prayerful devotion offers practical encouragement and Scriptural truth to draw near and grow in faith.
Topics covered:
How to cultivate your heart for spiritual growth
God’s desire for personal connection with us
The essential role of Scripture and prayer
Inviting the Holy Spirit’s guidance
Encouragement for those feeling spiritually dry or distant
Scripture References
Acts 17:26–27 (NIV)
“From one man He made all the nations, that they should inhabit the whole earth; and He marked out their appointed times in history and the boundaries of their lands. God did this so that they would seek Him and perhaps reach out for Him and find Him, though He is not far from any one of us.”
π Read Acts 17:26–27 on BibleStudyTools.comAdditional verses:
Isaiah 55:6
Psalm 105:4
2 Timothy 3:16
John 14:26
John 16:13–14
Isaiah 65:24
1 John 5:14
Matthew 7:7
Prayer Summary
A prayer asking God to soften our hearts and help us grow spiritually through consistent Scripture reading, dependence on the Holy Spirit, and daily prayer. It reflects a desire for transformation and deeper intimacy with God.
Calls to Action
β Subscribe to Your Daily Prayer for daily encouragement from God’s Word
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π Leave a review and tell us how this devotion encouraged your faith
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You may be walking through a really difficult time or situation. But it is through our struggles—and always—that we need more Jesus. More hope in his goodness. More hope in him. And when we choose hope, we will find more patience. And when we find more patience, we will find so many more reasons to praise, and so much more joy…in him. - Keri Eichberger
In this episode of Your Daily Prayer, Keri Eichberger opens up about battling chronic back pain and the temptation to slip into a pit of impatience and self-pity. She shares a powerful realization from Romans 8:25 and a timely reminder: we don’t need quick solutions—we need more of Jesus.
Listeners will be encouraged to shift their focus from complaints to Christ, discovering the joy and peace that come from choosing hope in Him, especially during seasons of waiting or suffering.Topics covered:
Navigating suffering with spiritual patience
Why complaining robs us of joy
Learning to wait with hope and composure (Romans 8:25)
Choosing Jesus over quick fixes
Practical encouragement for hard seasons
Scripture Reference
Romans 8:25 (NIV)
“But if we hope for what we do not yet have, we wait for it patiently.”
π Read Romans 8:25 on BibleStudyTools.com
Prayer Summary
A heartfelt prayer asking God to replace our complaints with praise, deepen our hope in Him, and fill us with patience, peace, and joy—even amid life’s challenges.
Calls to Action
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β Leave a review to help others discover this encouraging podcast
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"Whether death for us comes first or the rapture happens, we will see our loved ones again. And this is the hope that keeps me going every day. Sure, my mom isn’t with me right now; however, Jesus is with me, and He is with her too." - Vivian Bricker
In this poignant episode of Your Daily Prayer, Vivian Bricker reflects on the anniversary of her mother’s passing, sharing a raw and honest account of how grief continues to shape her life. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4:13–14, she reminds us that we are not without hope—because Jesus has overcome death.
This devotional and prayer are especially for anyone who is remembering a loved one today and seeking peace and comfort in the presence of God.Topics covered:
Coping with the anniversary of a loved one’s death
Processing long-term grief and trauma responses
Honest emotions in prayer
Finding hope in Christ’s resurrection
Trusting God with our deepest pain
Scripture Reference:
π Read 1 Thessalonians 4:13–14 on BibleStudyTools.com
Prayer Summary
A heartfelt prayer seeking comfort, strength, and eternal hope for those mourning the anniversary of a loved one’s passing—grounded in the promise that we will see them again through Christ.
Calls to Action
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π¨ Share this episode with someone walking through grief
β Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform to help others find hope
π¬ Follow us on social and let us know how this prayer spoke to your heartRelevant Links/Resources
1 Thessalonians 4:13–14 – BibleStudyTools.com
Additional Prayers for Grief and Loss (insert links to related devotionals or resources)
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A few months ago, we got the call that addiction had resurfaced in a family member's life. What started as everyone jumping in with all-hands-on-deck quickly became a complicated, dysfunctional, and sad situation for everyone involved. Strife arose, words were spoken, choices were made, and relationships were severed again. - Chelsey DeMatteis
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- Kyle Norman
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As we approach Mother's Day, I want to remind you, dear mom, that it's okay to acknowledge when motherhood feels too heavy to carry. It's okay to cry out to God when you're overwhelmed. In fact, it's in those raw, honest moments of surrender that we often experience His presence most powerfully. - Rachel Wojo
Thank you for listening to Your Daily Prayer. I'd love for you to follow me on the Untangling Prayer with Rachel Wojo podcast, where I help you pray to clear your head and calm your heart in the chaos of life.
If you're a mom who struggles with feeling overwhelmed, I want to invite you to check out my "31 Prayers for a Mom's Heart" prayer cards. These cards were born out of my own journey through the beautiful chaos of motherhood and are designed to meet you right where you are—whether you're overwhelmed, exhausted, feeling guilty, or simply trying to find joy in the midst of it all. Each prayer speaks to a specific need in a mother's heart and reminds you that you're not alone on this journey.
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This Mother’s Day, be gentle, kind, and patient with yourself. - Alicia Searl
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A moment of fear-driven impulse led me to chase a quick-fix skincare solution that backfired. This experience reminded me that true wisdom—rooted in discernment, patience, and faith—must guide our choices, not fear or insecurity. - Chelsey DeMatteis
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