As summer heat bears down and life’s stressors linger long after the sun sets, many of us find it hard to settle into rest. Tension, regrets, anxieties, and frustrations rise like steam, filling our thoughts as we try to unwind at the end of the day.

In tonight's prayer and reflection, Greg Grandchamp invites us to reflect on the spiritual discipline of surrender—letting go of our perceived control and resting in the God who sustains. In a world that often teaches us to grasp tighter, God offers something far more powerful: His sustaining presence.

In this devotional, we’re reminded that:

• Surrender isn’t weakness—it’s trust in God’s sovereign care.

• God doesn’t ask us to cast only the “big” anxieties on Him. He says “all.”

• The outcome may not change immediately—but you will, as you learn to rely on His strength.

If you’re lying awake tonight burdened by what you can’t fix or what tomorrow holds, be encouraged: God invites you to hand it over. And He promises to hold you up.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture

Psalm 55:22 (NIV)

“Cast your cares on the Lord and he will sustain you.”
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🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Father in heaven,
I know that sometimes I doubt. Please forgive me. Help me, Father, to surrender all things to your will. Help me to surrender my life—everything I am, everything I have.
Help me to better trust you, Lord. Help me be the person I want to be in Christ.
Help me to know that you will sustain me. May your hand be with me in all things.
I pray this in the powerful name of Jesus Christ.
Amen and Amen.

🧘 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. Surrender begins in the heart.
   Let your heart feel the truth that God is trustworthy—and let that truth guide your thoughts and actions.

2. God’s will is greater than ours.
   Can you release your grip on control today and believe that—even if you don’t understand—He is at work for your good?

3. Sometimes God changes us rather than our circumstances.
   If the situation doesn’t shift, ask: What might God be shaping in me through this?

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Have you ever reached for your phone before bed, thinking you'd scroll for just five minutes—only to look up and realize half an hour has passed and you feel more restless than before?

Amber Ginter shares this evening's honest and timely devotional and prayer for anyone feeling the tug-of-war between rest and distraction. As she reflects on her own journey with social media and comparison, she invites us to:

• Recognize the emptiness that distraction can leave behind

• Reorder our hearts to prioritize eternal values

• Rest not just physically, but spiritually, by fixing our minds on God

Paul’s wisdom in Colossians 3:2 isn't about legalism—it's about realignment. Realigning our focus away from the fleeting and toward the eternal. It’s not about cutting out every app or retreating from modern life, but about learning to hold it all loosely, knowing that only God’s love truly satisfies.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture: Colossians 3:2 (NIV)

“Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.”
🔗 Explore Colossians 3:2 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Dear God,
When I'm tempted to set my heart and mind on earthly things, would you gently nudge me in the right direction?
Would you help me to prioritize the values in my life with you first and everything else second?
Would you help me to see the beauty of the blessings you've given me, but to never place them above the beauty of yourself?
Please help me to use these gifts appropriately and set my sights on the virtues of your Word that can never be taken away from us.
We praise and thank you, Jesus. Amen.

🧘 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. Do you find it easier to distract yourself with worldly things?
   Journal your honest thoughts with the Lord tonight. Let Him meet you in that vulnerable space.

2. How can you actively pursue the fruits of the Spirit this week?
   Try choosing one fruit (Galatians 5:22–23) to intentionally live out each day.

3. When you're tempted to scroll, pause.
   Go for a walk. Step outside. Breathe deeply. Use that moment to invite God to reset your focus.

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Not every summer is filled with fireworks, vacation photos, or major milestones. Some summers unfold quietly—woven with the threads of ordinary routines: grocery runs, bills, laundry, and unremarkable Tuesdays.

In tonight’s prayer and devotional, Sophia Bricker reminds us that God is just as present in the mundane as He is in the miraculous. His promise to be with us “always” includes even the most average days.

• Ordinary does not mean insignificant.

• Mundane tasks can become sacred acts of faithfulness.

• God delights in walking with us through all seasons—not just the scenic ones.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture: Matthew 28:20b (NIV)

“And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”
🔗 Explore Matthew 28:20 at BibleStudyTools.com

Just like Ruth gleaning grain or David tending sheep, our quiet acts of obedience are shaping something eternal. In fact, it’s often through these hidden, humble moments that we grow the deepest roots of trust, patience, and perseverance.

So tonight, be encouraged. If your summer feels uneventful or underwhelming, remember this: the Savior of the world is walking beside you, even in the laundry room, the checkout line, and the doctor’s office.

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

God of every day and season,
Renew my vision so that I can see these ordinary days in the way You view them.
Your Word tells me that You are present with me no matter where I am or what I am doing, so even these mundane summer months are holy when lived with You.
Enable me to approach this season of my life with an awareness of Your presence and the opportunity for greater communion with You.
For I know that it is through the daily acts of obedience that I grow more into a person of faithfulness and integrity.
In Your name, Jesus, I pray. Amen.

🧘 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. Beauty in the Ordinary
   What simple item in your home brings you joy or peace? Let it remind you that God works beautifully in simple places.

2. Making Chores Sacred
   Pick one daily routine—washing dishes, folding laundry, packing lunches—and invite God into that moment. Offer it to Him as worship.

3. Biblical Examples of Everyday Faithfulness
   Reflect on how ordinary tasks shaped the stories of Ruth, David, Paul, and Jesus. What might God be shaping in you through your daily life?

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If you've ended your day emotionally exhausted and spiritually running on empty, you are not alone. In this evening's prayer, Amanda Idleman shares her deeply personal journey of foster parenting a medically fragile infant while raising six children during a chaotic summer. With honest vulnerability, she invites us to consider the weight of uncertainty and emotional depletion—and the profound truth that God meets us there.

Whether you’re navigating sleepless nights, strained relationships, waiting on life-changing news, or simply trying to keep up with your daily responsibilities, Amanda reminds us that:

• God sees your weariness.

• His strength is made perfect in your weakness.

• Even when you feel like giving up, you’re never alone.

Scripture doesn't promise a pain-free path, but Isaiah 40:29 assures us that God will increase our strength when our own supply runs dry. You don’t have to muscle through this season alone. Rest in His power and presence tonight.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture: Isaiah 40:29 (NIV)

“He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.”
🔗 Read Isaiah 40:29 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

God,
I thank you that you are the God who sees me.
You see the burdens I’ve been carrying. You know I need your strength to make it through to the future you have planned for me. In my weakness, give me strength. When I’m ready to give up, remind me that I am not alone. Show me your way forward.
Renew my mind when it is clouded by fear and doubt.
Go before me this summer.
Amen.

🧘 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. God’s Track Record
   How did God show up for Moses, David, Daniel, or Paul? Read their stories and take heart—He hasn’t changed.

2. Check Your Forecast
   What fears are clouding your view of the future? Ask God to shift your focus from "what ifs" to "what is possible with Him."

3. Prioritize Your Emotional Health
   What rhythms or support systems can help replenish your heart this summer? Create space for rest and renewal.

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When life is painful, how do we respond to Scripture’s call to give thanks? In tonight's prayer, Amber Ginter opens her heart in this powerful devotional, revealing her journey through emotional and verbal abuse and the confusion she once felt reading verses that commanded rejoicing in all circumstances. But what she discovered—and what she invites us into—is a deeper truth:

• God is good despite life’s brokenness.

• We praise God in all circumstances, not for them.

• Hardship doesn’t define God’s character—His enduring love does.

Psalm 107 doesn’t gloss over difficulty. It boldly affirms that God is good, even in the "even now" moments—when tears fall, when healing feels far away, and when joy seems hidden. Because we serve a God who is unchanging, our gratitude is rooted not in what we endure, but in who He is.

This kind of gratitude becomes a lifeline in suffering. It gives us language for lament and a heart posture of trust, knowing that though the night may be long, God is still writing redemption into our story.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture: Psalm 107:1 (NIV)

“Give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his love endures forever.”
🔗 Read Psalm 107:1 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Dear God,
Even on the hard days, remind us that you are still good. What we go through may not be good, but we trust you to grow us through painful places. Where the rain falls, let the flowers grow. Help us to be honest with you about our suffering, and comfort us here.
We love, praise, and thank you, Jesus.
Amen.

🧘 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. Name Your Pain
   Journal one of your most painful memories. Invite God into that space. Your vulnerability is safe with Him.

2. Reframe the Relationship
   Do you link God’s goodness to your circumstances? Read Psalm 107 slowly, and reflect on God’s unchanging love.

3. Encourage Through Action
   Is someone you know hurting? Send a note, offer prayer, or simply sit with them. Being present is powerful.

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Discouragement is a silent weight many of us carry—sometimes quietly, sometimes with exhaustion that’s hard to put into words. Even the most faithful believers find themselves wondering if God is still near. In tonight’s prayer and devotional, Greg Grandchamp reminds us that discouragement is not a sign of weak faith—it’s an invitation to lean into God’s strength.

Scripture is full of faithful individuals who experienced discouragement:

• David, who cried out, “How long, O Lord?” (Psalm 13:1)

• Paul, who was anxious, beaten, and burdened beyond strength

• Even Jesus, who asked for the cup of suffering to pass from Him

And yet, these moments of deep lament were always met with renewed hope and deeper intimacy with God. When we feel alone or overwhelmed, Deuteronomy 31:8 assures us: God goes before us. He will never leave us.

Let this truth anchor your heart: you don’t have to muster strength from within. You are not expected to climb out of discouragement by yourself. God is your strength, your comfort, and your constant guide.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:8

“The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”
🔗 Read Deuteronomy 31:8 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Father in Heaven,
You know all things—my struggles, my doubts, my pain. Right now, I feel weighed down and distant from your presence. Please draw near. Let me sense You walking beside me through this valley.
I thank You that Your Word promises You will never leave or forsake me. Help me rest in Your unwavering love and gain strength from Your presence.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Three Things to Reflect Upon

1. Be honest with God.
   David poured out his heart in lament, not because he lacked faith—but because he trusted God enough to bring his full, unfiltered self. When you feel low, let God meet you there.

2. Remember the true source of your strength.
   Your strength doesn’t come from your willpower or positivity. It comes from the eternal, unshakable strength of God. Lean into Him.

3. Let grace shine through your weakness.
   As 2 Corinthians 12:9 reminds us, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.”
   What if your lowest moments were the very places God wanted to reveal His power?

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Psalm 84:10 reminds us that one moment in the presence of God is better than a thousand elsewhere. But sometimes, our hearts need help believing that. When we feel left behind or unseen, it's easy to fall into comparison and insecurity. In this evening prayer, Michelle invites us to name those feelings honestly and bring them to Jesus, the one who positions us, provides for us, and is our portion.

FOMO—the fear of missing out—isn’t just for social media scrolls and flash sales. It’s a deeply human feeling that seeps into our spiritual lives too. Whether you’ve had to pass on a faith event, feel like you’ve been overlooked in ministry, or find yourself silently grieving opportunities that others get to experience, tonight’s devotional from Michelle Treacy offers a gentle, grace-filled word: Jesus is enough.

There is deep joy in simply being with God. In resting in His presence, in trusting His timing, and in surrendering our sense of lack for the abundant love of the Shepherd who makes us lie down in green pastures. You are not forgotten. You are being formed. And your journey—your pilgrimage—is sacred, even if it looks different than you expected.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture

Psalm 84:10

“Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere.”
🔗 Read Psalm 84 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Tonight's Prayer

Father,
When I feel the fear that rises from missing out, help me remember that You position me wherever I am, and that in You, I have all that I need. I am blessed to know You, and I am fulfilled, satisfied, and completed in You alone.

Remind me, Holy Spirit, that You will guide and lead me into all the places You would have me go.
Help me to stay sensitive to Your leading and obedient to Your call.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. Psalm 23 Revisited
   “The Lord is my shepherd, I have all that I need.”
   Let that truth calm the noise of comparison. In Jesus, you lack nothing—even when it feels like you do.

2. God Opens the Doors
   Are you waiting for a moment to step into your gifting? Be encouraged: God knows the perfect time. Your purpose and value are not lost in the waiting.

3. FOMO is an Invitation, Not Condemnation
   Feeling left out isn’t sinful—it’s revealing. Let those emotions illuminate the places where your soul needs a realignment with the truth of God’s love and timing.

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Every Christian will eventually wrestle with the silence that seems to follow heartfelt prayer. Whether you’re grieving a job loss, a broken relationship, or a plea for healing, unanswered prayer can feel like divine indifference. But tonight’s devotion reminds us: silence is not absence.

Kyle Norman gently assures us that God hears us—even when we don’t feel heard. Psalm 34:15 paints a picture of a God who is always listening, always attentive, always near. The temptation in those quiet moments is to believe that we need to be “better” to earn a response—but that’s not how God works.

God’s love is not performance-based. He is with the brokenhearted, and His nearness is the answer we often overlook. As Charles Spurgeon wrote, “God’s delays are not God’s denials.” Even when the answers don’t come quickly—or at all—God’s presence is constant, and His heart is ever open to our cries.

Tonight, if your heart is weary from praying and waiting, let this devotional be a reminder: you are seen, heard, and held by the God who never turns away.

📖 Tonight’s Scripture

Psalm 34:15

“The eyes of the Lord are toward the righteous, and His ears toward their cry.”
🔗 Explore Psalm 34 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Gracious Lord,
You invite me to pray to you. You invite me to cry out to you with any thanksgiving, lament, or petition I have. In your graciousness, you invite me to come to you in prayer with the fullness that I am, promising that you will meet me in love.

When I struggle to see your response to my prayers, help me to feel you with me. Your presence in my life is better than the realization of any of my requests. So, give me the ability to discern your heart open before me, and your spirit all around me.

In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. God Sees and Hears You.
   Psalm 115 says the idols of this world have eyes and ears but cannot see or hear. In contrast, our God sees and hears us always. Reflect on this truth and rest in His attentive care.

2. His Presence is the Answer.
   While we may long for outcomes, God’s presence is His ultimate response. Where do you sense God with you right now? Is it in a whisper, a verse, a moment of quiet peace?

3. Turn Closer, Not Away.
   When prayers feel unanswered, the instinct may be to pull away. Instead, let this be an invitation to draw closer. What might change if you sought God even more in the silence?

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God may not always give us a step-by-step roadmap, He has given us something far greater: His Word. Psalm 119:105 assures us that Scripture serves as a lamp—enough to light the next step, even if not the whole journey. 

Fear of the unknown is real—especially when the future feels more like a fog than a clear horizon. Whether it’s a looming decision, unstable circumstances, or sleepless nights of “what-ifs,” many of us find ourselves desperate for clarity and wisdom. 

God’s Word isn’t just ink on a page—it’s a living guide. As we seek answers, His truth anchors us. As we wonder which way to go, His voice calls us closer. And most of all, we are never alone. Christ, the Light of the World, walks beside us, lighting the path with grace, wisdom, and peace.

So tonight, if you feel uncertain about what lies ahead, grab the lamp of Scripture. You don’t need to see the whole road to take the next faithful step.

Tonight’s Scripture: Psalm 119:105

"Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path."
🔗 Read Psalm 119 at BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Lord,
I need direction. The future looms threateningly over me, and I fear what lies ahead on the path of my life. Which way should I go because I am stuck between options? Lead me, O Lord, and direct my steps.
For on my own, I cannot find the place where You want me to be. I trust that Your Word will be a light on my path as I travel into the unknown future. Return my focus to You, the Light of the World, so that I may make a decision that best honors You.
Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. When light helped you find your way.
   Think back to a moment when you used a flashlight or candle in darkness. Let that serve as a visual reminder that God’s Word helps you see, even when your path isn’t fully clear.

2. Scripture that has guided you before.
   Recall verses that helped you in previous times of confusion or choice. What truth did they offer then—and how might they speak into your life now?

3. Trusting the unseen route.
   Have you ever followed a guide during a museum tour or hike, not knowing the next stop but trusting their lead? In the same way, Hebrews 11:8 reminds us that faith means trusting God's direction, even when the destination is unknown.

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Tonight’s Scripture: Psalm 31:14 (NLT)

“But I am trusting you, O LORD, saying, ‘You are my God’!”
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💭 Something to Ponder

Watching your children grow up and step into new seasons of life—college, marriage, parenthood—can be as challenging for you as it is exciting for them. In tonight’s heartfelt devotional, Tracie Miles reminds us that the letting go moments aren’t just transitions for our kids—they’re defining moments for us as parents.

As moms (and dads), our hearts wrestle with pride, joy, anxiety, and even grief as our children take steps into the unknown. But as Psalm 31:14 reminds us, there is peace in choosing to trust that God loves and guides them even more than we ever could.

With personal wisdom, practical encouragement, and biblical truth, Tracie offers several "dos and don’ts" to help parents process the change with grace, release fear, and renew their trust in God’s plan for their children. You’re not failing when you let go—you’re fulfilling your role as a faithful parent. And God will never let them (or you) walk alone.

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Lord,
Help me have peace about sending my child off into this new season of life. I know I can’t protect them and keep them safe all the time, so I ask for You to protect them in every way and commit to trusting You to do so.
Help me remember You are in control and always by their side, even when they fall or fail. Nudge my spirit when I’m allowing worry to fester, so that I can refocus on who You are, and let your peace fill my soul.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon

1. You’re not letting go—you’re launching.
   Letting your child go isn’t the end—it’s the goal. You’ve been preparing them for this. Trust that God is taking them further in His plan.
   “Lord, help me trust that releasing my child is not the end of my role, but the fulfillment of it.”

2. God goes where you cannot.
   Even when you’re not physically present, God is. From classrooms to new homes, His presence surrounds your child.
   “Wherever they go, Lord, I trust You go before them, behind them, and beside them.”

3. The story is still being written.
   Your role is evolving, not ending. Continue to show up in new, prayerful, and loving ways.
   “Help me embrace this transition as an invitation to keep loving in a new and beautiful way.”

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