The pray(er) is not feeling well. The pray(er) admits this, but decides that the pray(er) must watch the words spoken and step out on faith, believing healing is taking place even when it doesn’t feel like it yet. Please study Psalm 103:3; Isaiah 53:4-5; Proverbs 18:21; & Romans 4:17.

The pray(er) lifts up a prayer in thanks for Jesus in enabling the prayer to do all that God has called the pray(er) to do. Please study Deuteronomy 31:8 & Philippians 4:13.

The pray(er) reflects on Psalm 4, looking at current times in relation to what the psalmist shares and sees the application of things from the psalmists’s time, there are similarities in today’s time. Please study Psalm 4.

The pray(er) meditates on Psalm 3, reflecting on how this psalm is applied to the pray(er)‘s life. Even when so many people, places, and/or things come against the pray(er), the pray(er) is reminded that Abba, Lord has the pray(er)’s back and protects the pray(er). Please study Psalm 3.

The pray(er) reads Psalm 2 and reflects through prayer on how this psalm is relevant in today’s time, culture, circumstances and events. Through it all, the pray(er) recognizes that Abba, God is still on the throne, seeing and knowing all and that He is still in control. Please study Psalm 2.

The pray(er) thanks Abba because the pray(er) realizes that Abba, God is for the pray(er), not against the pray(er). Please study, Psalm 118:7, 125:2; & Romans 8:31.

The pray(er) asks Abba, God to help the pray(er) to know, keep, love, and understand God’s rules and instructions for divine and righteous living. Please study Psalm 119: 129-136.

The pray(er) relates to Psalm 119:25-32 when things don’t happen as the pray(er) desires. The pray(er) knows that God’s plans and purpose are best and ask God to teach them to the pray(er). The pray(er) makes this section of the Psalm the pray(er)’s heartfelt prayer. Please study Psalm119:25-32.

The pray(er) realizes that owing no man is beyond finances and thanks Jesus for this revelation. Please study Romans 13:8; Colossians 2:13-14; Galatians 3:13; & John 8:36.

The pray(er) prays for God to provide strategy for caring for the pray(er)’s child. The pray(er) has tried all that the pray(er) knows in the pray(er)’s strength. Please study Psalms 34:15-22; Psalms 40:1-4,11,13,&17; Psalms 77; Psalms120; & Psalms 140 & Proverbs 3:5-6.