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God Sees, Hears and Cares!

Prayer is talking to the only one who is able to turn things around. Talk to God today and tell Him about everything that bothers you.

Let’s Pray:

Dear God, I know You are here with me, even in my most vulnerable moments. You see my tears and my pain, and You hear the silent prayers of my heart. I believe that You care for me and that Your love is real. I long to feel the warmth of Your embrace. I believe God is love and that Your love flows through us. Thank you for being a God who sees me, hears me, and cares for me. In Jesus’ name, amen.


“having cast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares about you.’’

‭‭~1 Peter 5:7

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