The acrostic of PRAYER is almost complete! The P is for Perspective, R is for Review, A is for Admit, Y is for Yield, and the E is for Express.

Be wildly free and express yourself to the Lord. Take off the mask, step off the stage of expectation and performance, and just simply be honest with the One who created you! He can handle every truth that exists about you!

Express yourself to the Lord Our God!

When I began, I did not foresee the pause that would come before being able to talk about yielding. We will continue our PRAYER acronym and dig into what it is to yield before the Lord.

It is ok to ADMIT that you need help. It is ok to ADMIT that you don't have the words. It is ok to ADMIT that you don't know how to pray. It is ok to ADMIT anything to the Lord.

Sometimes we need to examine ourselves, our motives, actions, and feelings in order to have impactful prayers. In our prayer acrostic, the R is for review. Taking the time to review yourself will have a positive impact upon your prayer life and help you to love others and yourself well.

In this episode, I wanted to take a few minutes to address the fact that I do not know it all or have it all together. Simply with vulnerable authenticity, thank you for taking this journey with me!

PRAYER is the lens through which we see ourselves and our circumstances. In my first acrostic on PRAYER, we will be discussing PERSPECTIVE. It is the first word in my PRAYER acrostic. In the next several episodes, we will focus on PRAYER and use acrostics to illustrate how we can mature our prayer life and our focus.

P - Perspective

R - Review

A - Admit

Y - Yield

E - Express

R - Respond

Philippians 4:8 and Jeremiah 29:11 are keys to a good perspective.

Hello everyone, I am simply a rebel, but this rebel has a cause and a clue! It is my hearts desire to share a healing journey with you. A journey of DNA surprises, finding hope and forgiveness through a life abandoned to Jesus and rebelliously living for Him!

Through applying Biblical principles, Rachele shares her healing journey. While her story is specific to certain experiences, she reveals how the Sermon on the Mount can bring healing to many going through the grieving process. The book she is currently writing, Rebellious Joy, addresses how she made the discovery and processed all that followed.

It is her experience that the Beatitudes in the beginning of the Sermon the Mount, are a map to spiritual health and a guide through dark days. Rachele feels a calling from the Lord to share the freedom Christ gives each believer. The freedom to be filled with joy regardless of circumstances. When the world tells you to be angry, the Lord says that you can live in His Joy!

“If you are going to have an attitude, at least make it a Beatitude!”, Rachele Beckwith