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Praise the Lord!
Praying is simply connecting with God and exchanging your natural, limited perspective for a divine, unlimited one. Try it today! Let’s Pray: Lord, I praise You, my merciful and righteous God. You humble the mighty and lift up the humble. I give thanks and bless Your holy name. All honor, majesty, and glory belong to You, the one true God, whose goodness and greatness endure forever! Amen. “Praise him for his mighty acts: Praise him according to his excellent greatness.”…
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- The Lord’s Favor
This is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor - Determination
Ruth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination - Commitment
Ruth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment - Idolatry
Ruth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry - Loyalty
Ruth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty - Despair
Ruth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Bless the Lord
If you would like to pray but do not know how to go about it, try using this sample prayer: “Lord, thank you for enabling me to see this day. Please reveal Yourself to me today, that I may know You more. I invite You into my heart and life, have your way in me. Amen” Come back to it during the day as often as you are prompted to. Be blessed. Let’s Pray: O GOD. the Rock of our…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Praise His holy name
The Creator of the whole universe takes care of you as an apple of His eye. Whoever messes with you is messing with Him. If God is with you, who can stand against you? No need to be afraid. Let’s come to Him. Let’s Pray: Heavenly Father, we will sing in Your great name all day long and forever. Let our worship and praise be acceptable in Your sight, O Lord, our God. Amen. “Praise the LORD, all you nations;…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Season may change, God’s mercy endures forever
Our God knows what He wants to do and when to do it, yet He wants to hear from you. We can come to Him as we are. Let’s Pray: Praise the Lord who giveth peace to all people for His mercy endures forever and ever. Amen! “Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for He is good!For His mercy endures forever.” ~Psalms 118:1 NKJV
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Praise God for what He has done!
Do you feel like you are surrounded by darkness? That your life is worthless and tasteless? You are not alone. In fact, people from all over the world and even from past generations felt the same. This is why God, our creator, decided to send His son here on earth. He sent Jesus to be the light of the world and bring light into your life. You can accept that light today in prayer. Let’s Pray: Heavenly Father, may You…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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God is more than enough
God Almighty, the Creator of heaven and earth, wants you to come to Him. None of the circumstances is bigger than Him. Come as you are. Let’s Pray: Able God, all-sufficient and everlasting Father, You are more than enough. May our understanding of You and Your kingdom be restored to us, so we and our children may worship You in truth and fear Your great name. Bless forevermore those who seek You. Amen. “Whom have I in heaven but You?…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Praise the One who saves you
Praying is simply connecting with God and exchanging your natural, limited perspective for a divine, unlimited one. Try it today! Let’s Pray: O Lord, the God of our fathers, the Mighty God of Judah, the only One of Israel. None compares to You; You reign with love, power and might. You have reserved true prosperity for your people and You have saved many by Your great deliverance. Save our lives that we may live to serve and worship You now…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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All praise be to God alone!
Have you seen the manual of an electronic device? It tells the function of an appliance and how it works. As you cannot use a washing machine to store your food, or fridge to wash your clothes, you are created for a purpose, and you need to find it in God’s word, the manual. Come to Him, and He will show it to you. Would you like to ask Him today? Let’s Pray: Praise and thanks be to God, who…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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The Lord’s hand is not too short to save
Hey, what’s up? How are you doing? How do you feel? Is everything okay? The all-knowing God wants to hear all of those stories from your own mouth. Your Father is eager to listen and chat with you. Aren’t you also curious to hear what He wants to tell you? Let’s Pray: Today, I praise my God, for the hand of the Lord Almighty has reached me and saved me! For this I will serve Him always and honor Him…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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Only God can satisfy all your needs
Even when things go wrong, know that Jesus is the only Way, Truth, and Life. That’s why you can always rely on Him to do the right thing because He can’t be wrong. Surrender all to Him, and He will take control. Let’s Pray: Blessed be the God of heaven, who daily satisfies our taste with good things and provides all our needs. Thank you, God, all of our days we will rejoice in the unwavering faithfulness of our Lord.…
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- The Lord’s FavorThis is a Psalm of God’s favor and glory II am a person of favor with grace, marked by the King of Glory;The Lord has called me by my name and blessed my life beyond… Read more: The Lord’s Favor
- DeterminationRuth 1:18 marks the end of the argument. Ruth’s fierce covenant vow broke through Naomi’s wall of grief, moving their relationship from a debate into a shared partnership. This prayer is your Shield of Holy… Read more: Determination
- CommitmentRuth 1:16–17 is the Covenant Threshold. It is one of the most beautiful declarations of loyalty ever spoken, and it came from a foreigner who had every reason to walk away. This prayer is your… Read more: Commitment
- IdolatryRuth 1:15 is the Ultimate Sift. Naomi is essentially saying, “It’s not too late to be normal and go back to your old life.” But Ruth’s silence in the face of this suggestion proves that… Read more: Idolatry
- LoyaltyRuth 1:14 is the ultimate separation of destiny. It shows that two people can experience the same tragedy, cry the same tears, and love the same mentor—yet choose two completely different paths. This prayer is… Read more: Loyalty
- DespairRuth 1:13 is Naomi’s deepest valley. She feels completely responsible for the sorrow of her daughters-in-law and fully targeted by God. Yet the irony of the Book of Ruth is that the very hand she… Read more: Despair
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