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Sixteen prayers, grouped by the seasons they were written for. Read one slowly, or take a line and make it your own.
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Prayers for the beginning and end of a day, and for the hours of work in between.
Daily Prayer
Begin with a few honest words before anything else asks for your attention.
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Set the day down, name one mercy, and rest in God’s keeping.
For focus, integrity, and grace under pressure in the work in front of you.
For the people you live with, worry about, and want to cover in prayer.
Family
Place their names in God’s hands and ask for wisdom, courage, and kindness to grow in them.
Bring your hopes and concerns to God as you pray for strength through pregnancy and a safe delivery.
Pray for your daughter’s future, confidence, and character as she learns and grows.
Entrust your son’s future to God and pray for wisdom, integrity, and purpose in his efforts.
Ask God to guard your home and to soften the words spoken inside it.
For anxiety, exhaustion, illness, and the seasons that ask more than you feel able to give.
Difficult Moments
Bring the thoughts that keep circling into God’s presence, one breath at a time.
For the seasons that ask more of you than you feel able to give.
For pain, uncertainty, and the fear you do not have to hide from God.
For decisions, fresh starts, and the long middle of waiting.
Faith & Guidance
When several options look reasonable, ask for wisdom that is honest and clear.
You do not need the whole path before you take the first faithful step.
Waiting is not abandonment. A prayer for the long middle of the story.
For finances, stewardship, and the practical weight of providing.
Life & Provision
Bring the numbers and the worry to God, then take the next responsible step.
Prayers for gratitude, generosity, and faithful stewardship.
Faith and Giving
Pause with gratitude and ask God to guide your giving with sincerity and wisdom.
Prayer request
If something is weighing on your heart, you are welcome to share it. You may include your name or remain anonymous.