Sometimes work can leave us feeling unseen or undervalued — wondering if our efforts matter or if anyone truly notices.

In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Sophia, a student, leads us in bringing those feelings honestly before God. Whether you’re feeling confused, hopeless, or even angry, this prayer invites you to name the pain and emotions you’re carrying and trust that God desires to hear from you and meet you there.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

Sometimes work can leave us feeling purposeless — exhausted by the question of whether what we do really matters or benefits anyone.

In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Matt, a Sales Director, helps us bring those feelings honestly before God. We’re invited to open up about our pain and discouragement, trusting that God meets us in these moments and reminds us that our work and our lives still have purpose in him.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

Sometimes work leaves us feeling stuck — caught in unhealthy environments, heavy dynamics, and situations that feel hard to escape.

In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Nicole, a customer relations representative, helps us bring those spaces honestly before God. We’re reminded that the Holy Spirit meets us right where we are, even in the brokenness of our workplaces, and invites us to speak truthfully with him as we pray.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

Sometimes work brings out our insecurities — the moments we feel underqualified, overwhelmed, or like we don’t belong.

In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Angela (an editor and worship leader) helps us invite the Holy Spirit into those spaces and remember that our worth is rooted in God’s love, not our performance.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

When relationships feel difficult, God invites us to come to him for patience, grace, and strength.

In this Faith at Work guided prayer, Streamwood Campus Pastor Joe Lewis leads us in this exercise of inviting the Holy Spirit to meet us where we are and help us love others with the same patience and compassion Jesus shows us.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

When anxiety about work starts to rise, God is ready to listen and bring peace.

In this Faith at Work Guided Prayer, Alyssa Nugent, a senior director of sales training, helps us bring our workplace worries before God and invite the Holy Spirit to meet us right where we are.

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When disappointment or rejection weighs on your heart, God is ready to listen.

In this Faith at Work Guided Prayer, music instructor Ryan Kastle helps us turn our hearts toward God by bringing our pain, honesty, and hope to the one who hears us.

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Feeling burnt out or exhausted from work?

In this Guided Prayer exercise, business owner Jess Martin leads a time of prayer for those feeling weary or burned out by work. It’s easy to push through exhaustion without pausing to invite God in. This prayer creates space to bring your burdens before him, asking the Holy Spirit to meet you where you are and give you rest.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

In this Guided Prayer exercise, “Reviewing Your Day,” Faith at Work Co-Host and Generosity Pastor Larry Stratton leads an adapted version of the ancient Prayer of Examen—a time of prayer to slow down, reflect, and become aware of God’s presence in your everyday life. Our days can feel chaotic and rushed, and it’s easy to forget his gracious and loving presence.

This prayer invites you to review your day with God, noticing his nearness and attuning your heart to his guidance and grace.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.

In this first Guided Prayer exercise, “Surrendering the Calendar,” Faith at Work Co-Host and Community Groups Pastor Daniel Small leads a time of prayer to pause, reflect, and surrender your daily agenda to God. It’s easy to move through our days without stopping to ask what God wants us to do.

This prayer invites us to open our calendars before him, yielding every task to his direction, peace, and purpose in our work.

Find written prayer guides at ccclife.org/workplaceprayer.