Sometimes it can be hard to find the exact words to pray. Maybe my mind is distracted. Maybe it’s a day when my heart hurts. Maybe things are really confusing. It’s often in those times that I have to find scripture to pray the words I can’t say on my own.
Here are some examples of ways you can pray through scripture and the promises of God no matter what your summer days may hold.
Father God…
- Philippians 4:8 Please keep my mind on things that are true, noble, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable and excellent. Fill my heart with praise. I want to be consumed with thoughts and truths that bring you glory.
- Deuteronomy 31:8 You go before me. I know you are with me. You promise you will not leave me or forsake me. Though I may feel that from others, I will not fear or be dismayed because of you, Lord.
- Psalm 34:17 Help me with ___________, Father! Please deliver me. I know you hear me and will help me with my trouble.
- 1 Peter 5:6-7 Humble me, so that your name and glory are the purpose for all I do. God I give you this stress and worry: __________________. Thank you for your care. I choose to trust in you beyond anything else I could carry.
- John 16:33 Let your Spirit fill me with your peace that passes understanding. This world does not hold peace, but you do. And I will praise your name forever that you overcome this world. You win.
- 2 Corinthians 1:3-4 Please comfort me today. Trouble and pain and hurt are weighing me down. You promise not only to comfort me, but also to use your comfort so that I may be a comfort to someone else. Open my eyes to see others who may hurt like I do so that I can offer them only the true comfort that you give.
This is
just a smattering of verses you can carry with you where we can see the power
of prayer and the power of God’s Word. What verses are you using to communicate
with your greatest friend and creator today?
--Sandy Gromacki
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