Evening Meditation

Have you ever felt like your brokenness disqualifies you from being used by God? In tonight’s tender reflection, Rachel Wojo shares how our cracks and scars can become windows for God’s light to shine through.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 4:7-9, Rachel writes:

“But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us.”

She reminds us that while the world sees brokenness as a sign of failure, God sees it as an opportunity. In the same way that fragile clay pots held valuable treasures in Paul’s day, our cracked and chipped lives can display the beauty of God’s power and grace.

Rachel shares her own story of grieving after the loss of her daughter, and how God used her words—written through tears—to bring comfort to another hurting soul. Like light shining through a cracked pot, God’s love can pour through us most brightly in our weakest places.

This episode is a gentle invitation to release the lie that our pain and flaws disqualify us. Instead, they are the very places where God’s sustaining grace becomes most visible.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Understand that God’s power is made perfect in our weakness—our cracks are places where His light can shine.

• Learn how God uses our pain and brokenness not despite them, but through them.

• Find comfort in knowing that you’re never too broken to be used by God—in fact, those very cracks can become a source of strength and witness.

• Be encouraged that your story of perseverance can be a lifeline to someone else searching for hope.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

2 Corinthians 4:7-9 (NIV)

“But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed.”

🔗 Read 2 Corinthians 4:7-9 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Heavenly Father,
As I come to You at the end of this day, I’m aware of my brokenness. You see every crack, every chip, every place where I feel like I’m barely holding together.
I confess that sometimes I believe the lie that my brokenness makes me unusable, that my pain disqualifies me from Your purposes.
Lord, I surrender my broken places to You tonight. Use them to let Your light shine through. When others see how You’ve sustained me, may they be drawn not to my strength but to Yours.
When they witness how Your grace still pours through my life despite the cracks, may they thirst for the Living Water only You can provide.
As I rest tonight, repair what needs healing, but keep me ever mindful that some cracks remain precisely so Your light can shine more brightly through them.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. A Crack That Became a Window
   Reflect on a weakness or failure in your life that God used for good—a struggle that gave you compassion, a mistake that taught you wisdom, or a loss that opened the door to deeper connection.

2. A “But Not” Moment
   Think about a time when you felt hard pressed, perplexed, or struck down—yet you experienced God’s sustaining strength.

3. A Light Through Someone Else’s Cracks
   Remember someone whose brokenness has encouraged and blessed you. Let that inspire you to trust that your story can do the same for someone else.

“The God who formed you from dust knows how to work with broken clay. Your cracks don’t limit Him—they’re where His power shines through.”

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Evening Meditation

Love is something we all long for—and yet, it’s easy to make it all about what we receive. In tonight’s reflection, Kyle Norman challenges us to consider love not as a feeling, but as an action—a life laid down for others, just as Jesus laid down His life for us.

Reflecting on 1 John 3:16, Kyle writes:

“By this we know love, that he laid down his life for us, and we ought to lay down our lives for each other.”

He reminds us that the deepest experience of God’s love isn’t just about feeling it—it’s about living it out. It’s about serving others, showing grace, and sacrificing our comfort to bless those around us. In a world that often measures love by what we get, this passage calls us to express God’s love in tangible ways—a love that is humble, selfless, and redemptive.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Learn that true love isn’t just about what we feel, but what we do—how we serve and sacrifice for others.

• Discover that the fullness of God’s love is experienced as we give it away, just as Jesus did.

• Be challenged to see love as a calling, not just a comfort—a divine invitation to live like Jesus.

• Find hope in knowing that God’s love flows through us, reaching others in ways we might never imagine.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

1 John 3:16 (ESV)

“By this we know love, that he laid down his life for us, and we ought to lay down our lives for each other.”

🔗 Read 1 John 3:16 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Dearest Jesus,
Thank You for the love that You show me through Your sacrifice on the cross. Thank You for the love that exists for me, always, in all places. Your love for me is steadfast and true, as You are faithful to Your love.
Lord, You know that there are times in my life when the pressures and weights of this world seem to quench my own reception of Your love. May Your love captivate me. But Lord, I pray this not so that I can rest easily in Your love, but so that I can feel Your call to lay my life before others in loving service.
Help me to see the places where Your love calls me to reach out to others, to serve as You served, to bless as You blessed. May Your love move me past my zones of comfort and give me the boldness to incarnate Your love in this world.
This I pray in the name of Jesus, my example, and my Lord.
Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone
   When have you felt God stretch you to serve others in ways that were challenging?

2. Practical Acts of Love
   Consider one tangible way you can express Jesus’ love to someone close to you tomorrow.

3. Loving Beyond Our Circle
   Reflect on how Jesus calls us to love not only our friends, but even those who stand against us. Where might God be inviting you to extend this love?

“God’s love isn’t just felt—it’s lived out in every act of service and grace we extend to others.”

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🌌 Evening Meditation

Spring in the Midwest can be unpredictable and even exhausting—oscillating between warm sunshine and icy winds. In tonight’s honest reflection, Meg Bucher shares how the uncomfortable waiting of spring mirrors the waiting seasons of life.

Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3:11, Meg writes:

“For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.”

She reminds us that while we might long to skip ahead to more comfortable days, God is present in every season. He doesn’t waste a moment of our lives. Even when we feel tired, frustrated, or impatient, He’s working behind the scenes, shaping our faith and revealing the beauty in what feels like an in-between time.

This devotion encourages us to slow down, breathe deeply, and trust that the God of all seasons has a purpose and a plan in the waiting. We don’t have to rush past the discomfort—there is joy to be found, even here.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Learn that God is timeless, already present in your tomorrow—so you don’t have to worry about what’s ahead.

• Discover how seasons of waiting can reveal hidden joys and deepen your trust in God.

• Remember that God doesn’t waste even a moment—He uses every day to grow you and prepare you for what’s next.

• Find comfort in knowing that while the seasons change, God’s faithfulness remains constant.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

Ecclesiastes 3:11 (NLT)

“For everything there is a season, a time for every activity under heaven.”

🔗 Read Ecclesiastes 3:11 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Father,
Thank You for reminding us there is a reason for every season, for all of the things we walk through. You don’t waste a minute of our lives, and walk faithfully next to us through it all.
Help us to be patient as we wait for uncomfortable seasons to pass by, and to see the joy in those days instead of racing through them.
In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. Your Favorite Season
   Picture the scenery, activities, and people you love most in that season—what memories warm your heart?

2. Life’s Sweetest Moments
   Reflect on the most incredible moments in your life. What season were they in, and what joy did you find in that waiting?

3. God’s Perspective
   Ask God to help you see life as He does—to slow down and embrace each day with patience and trust.

“Even the waiting is a gift when you trust the God of all seasons.”

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Evening Meditation

We’ve all had those days—the kind where nothing seems to go right. In tonight’s honest and hopeful reflection, Angie Grant shares a relatable story of one such day filled with frustration, harsh words, and self-condemnation.

She points us to Lamentations 3:22-23, where we find a comforting truth:

“Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”

These words remind us that God’s mercy doesn’t depend on our perfection. Even in moments where guilt and shame threaten to define us, His compassions are new every morning. He doesn’t want us to stay stuck in the heaviness of yesterday’s failures. Instead, He invites us to begin again—each day a fresh start in His unfailing love.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Recognize that feelings of condemnation and perfectionism can weigh us down, but God’s compassion offers a fresh start.

• Understand that God’s mercy is not about what we’ve done, but about who He is—faithful, redeeming, and loving.

• Learn how to approach each new day as a gift and a chance to start over, relying on His unchanging faithfulness.

• Find peace in knowing that no day is too far gone to be redeemed by God’s grace.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

Lamentations 3:22-23 (NIV)

“Because of the Lord's great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”

🔗 Read Lamentations 3:22-23 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Nightly Prayer

Thank you, Lord,
That because of Your great love, I am not consumed. Your compassions never fail me. Each new day that You bless me with is a gift! Help me always to see that. When I’m too hard on myself, quicken me to know You are close and redeeming. Great is Your faithfulness. Give me a heart of compassion that You so beautifully extend to us.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate On Tonight

1. Release the Weight of Condemnation
   Do you find yourself stuck in feelings of failure and self-condemnation? Ask God to help you see yourself through His eyes of mercy.

2. See Each Day as a Gift
   Reflect on how you can approach tomorrow as a fresh start—an opportunity to embrace God’s faithfulness and grace.

3. Prepare Your Heart with Scripture
   Meditate on Lamentations 3:22-23, letting its promise guide your mindset as you wake up to a new day.

“You’re not defined by failed moments—His compassions are new every morning.”

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Evening Meditation

As the day winds down, it’s easy for anxious thoughts to flood our minds, especially when the house grows still and the noise of the world fades. In tonight’s calming and hope-filled reflection, Jennifer Slattery reminds us that while we sleep, God’s care never wavers.

Drawing from Psalm 121:7-8, Jennifer shares how the psalmist points to a powerful truth:

“The Lord will keep you from all harm— he will watch over your life; the Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.”

Just as she comforted her daughter during childhood nightmares, Jennifer invites us to tuck into our hearts the certainty that God’s gaze is always on us. He promises to protect and sustain us—in every challenge, every moment, and every breath.

We can rest tonight, not because the world is safe, but because the God who rules over it never sleeps. He sees every anxious thought and every fear, and His love is stronger than any darkness we face.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Discover that God’s watchful presence is constant, day and night—He sees and cares for every need and concern.

• Learn how Psalm 121 points to God as the true source of help and safety, no matter what challenges arise.

• Find peace in knowing that God’s power and plans cannot be thwarted—His protection is eternal and sure.

• Be encouraged to rest in the victory of Christ, who has conquered darkness and secured your peace.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

Psalm 121:7-8 (NIV)

“The Lord will keep you from all harm— he will watch over your life; the Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.”

🔗 Read Psalm 121:7-8 on BibleStudyTools.com

Additional References:

• Hebrews 13:5 – God will never leave us
  🔗 Read Hebrews 13:5

• Psalm 139:5-12 – God’s presence surrounds us
  🔗 Read Psalm 139:5-12

• Romans 8:28 – God works all things for our good
  🔗 Read Romans 8:28

• Jeremiah 32:17 – Nothing is too hard for God
  🔗 Read Jeremiah 32:17

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Lord Jesus,
Thank You for watching over us during the day but also while we sleep. Thank You for remaining alert to our every concern and need.
You never slumber, close Your ears to Your children, or turn Your back on those in need.
You hold all things—every brightly burning star, field of flowers, and human heart—in Your strong yet gentle hands.
You see the evil in the world, but You didn’t leave it unchallenged. Instead, You humiliated the powers of darkness when You triumphed over them through Your death and resurrection.
And You did that for us so that we could live vitally, progressively free.
We rest in those truths. We rest in You.
In Your Name, Lord Jesus, we pray, Amen.

🌙 Three Truths to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. God’s Power and Plans
   Our Lord is more powerful than anything we’ll ever face, and no one can thwart His plans (Jer. 32:17; Ps. 33:11).

2. His Constant Presence
   He promises to be with us always, surrounding us with His steadfast love (Heb. 13:5; Ps. 139:5-12).

3. His Redeeming Goodness
   Even in the hardest moments, God promises to work all things for our good (Rom. 8:28).

“His watchful care is your invitation to sleep in peace—knowing you’re never alone.”

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Evening Meditation: Have you ever felt completely drained—physically, emotionally, or spiritually? In tonight’s insightful reflection, Robert Hampshire shares stories of running out of gas and collapsing during a race to illustrate a powerful biblical truth: we must stay connected to Jesus, the true Vine, to have a vibrant spiritual life.

Drawing from John 15:5, where Jesus says,

“I am the vine; you are the branches… apart from me you can do nothing,”
Robert encourages us to consider how, without abiding in Christ, we become like a branch cut off from its source—withered and lifeless. Just as a car needs fuel and a body needs hydration, our souls need daily connection to Jesus. He alone provides the spiritual nourishment that enables us to thrive and bear fruit in every season.

Main Takeaways

• Discover that apart from Christ, we can’t thrive—we’re like a car running on empty or a branch severed from its vine.

• Learn that abiding in Jesus isn’t a one-time choice, but a daily posture of trust and connection.

• Find hope in knowing that Jesus doesn’t just want you to survive—He wants you to live fully and fruitfully.

• Be encouraged to ask God to reveal the areas where you’re relying on your own strength instead of His sustaining power.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

John 15:5 (ESV)

“I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.”

🔗 Read John 15:5 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Heavenly Father,
Thank You for caring so much about us that You do not want us to just get through life, but You want us to live abundantly.
Thank You for making a way for us to live life to the fullest. We pray that You will show us how we can more fully abide in Your presence and receive the life-giving fuel that we need to do what You have called us to do.
And thank You for Jesus, who set the example for us of the life that You have made possible for us to live.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. A Time You Were Running on Empty
   Reflect on a season when you felt spiritually or emotionally exhausted. Thank God for carrying you through.

2. The Invitation to Abide
   Ask God to reveal the areas where you’re holding back from fully connecting with Him—and invite Him in.

3. The Image of the Vine
   Picture yourself as a branch, deeply connected to the Vine of Jesus. Consider the fruitfulness and strength He promises when you abide in Him.

“When you abide in the Vine, you’re not just getting by—you’re thriving in the life God has for you.”

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Evening Meditation

In a world obsessed with online fame and viral influence, tonight’s gentle reflection invites us to consider a more profound truth: the quiet life holds real power. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 4:11, Sophia Bricker shares how living a life of quiet faithfulness—far from the crowds and camera lenses—can have eternal impact.

Instead of chasing social media clout, Paul encouraged the Thessalonians to focus on living quietly, loving generously, and working diligently. This is the heart of Christlike influence: a daily, unseen faithfulness that speaks louder than any viral post.

Whether you’re a parent pouring into your family, a coworker who listens well, or a friend who shows up with compassion, this episode reminds you that God sees and values your humble service. You don’t need a platform to make a difference—your quiet obedience to Christ is a light in a dark world.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Discover that God values humble, faithful living more than outward success.

• Reflect on how everyday acts of love and work speak volumes to those around you.

• Find peace in knowing that your worth isn’t measured by likes, shares, or follower counts—but by the faithfulness of your walk with Christ.

• Learn how a quiet life is a powerful witness, drawing people to the love of God.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

1 Thessalonians 4:11 (NLT)

“Make it your goal to live a quiet life, minding your own business and working with your hands, just as we instructed you before.”

🔗 Read 1 Thessalonians 4:11 on BibleStudyTools.com

Also Referenced:

• 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 – Living in brotherly love and peace

• 2 Thessalonians 3:10-12 – Avoiding idleness

• Zechariah 4:10 (NIV) – “Do not despise the day of small things.”
  🔗 Read Zechariah 4:10

• Luke 16:10-12 – Faithfulness in small things
  🔗 Read Luke 16:10-12

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Father,
Forgive me, Lord, for assuming that seemingly small, unnoticed lives like mine do not matter on the same level as those who address large crowds and have the power to lead lives of influence and significance.
You addressed the crowds during Your ministry, but You also showed what it looks like to love well and to live faithfully in the mundane. You influenced others through the compassion You showed, Your willingness to listen, and the time You poured into Your group of close friends.
May I learn from Your example, Jesus, and not “despise the day of small things” (Zechariah 4:10, NIV).
Help me strive to live quietly and faithfully, in a way that honors You.
Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. The Power of Influence
   Think of someone who left a lasting impression on your life. What did they do to make that impact, and how has it shaped who you are today?

2. Christ’s Example of Small Faithfulness
   Reflect on a moment from Jesus’ life that reveals how He valued small acts of obedience and love (like Luke 16:10-12).

3. The Heart of True Influence
   Consider someone whose work has inspired you—online or offline. Is their impact tied to fame, or to the authenticity and care they bring to others?

“You don’t need to be famous to change the world—just faithful to the God who sees it all.”

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Evening Meditation

Nighttime often amplifies our worries. When the house grows still and our minds are left with fewer distractions, the darkness can feel overwhelming. In tonight’s heartfelt reflection, Rachel Wojo, host of Untangling Prayer, shares a deeply personal story of navigating these “dark seasons,” drawing strength from Psalm 42:8:

“By day the Lord directs his love, at night his song is with me—a prayer to the God of my life.”

Through her own experience caring for her terminally ill daughter, Rachel reveals how even in the most desperate circumstances, God’s love and presence remain. It’s a moving reminder that prayer isn’t just a task—it’s a lifeline, one that connects us to the God who never sleeps and never stops caring.

This episode invites you to find comfort in the truth that even in the darkest nights, God’s song is still with you—a gentle melody of hope and faithfulness.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Understand that prayer is not about perfect words—it’s about honest, heartfelt connection with God.

• Find comfort in knowing that God’s love is constant, even when you can’t feel it.

• Learn how scripture can act as a lifeline during seasons of deep pain and uncertainty.

• Be reminded that God hears every prayer, no matter how simple or desperate.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

Psalm 42:8 (NIV)

“By day the Lord directs his love, at night his song is with me—a prayer to the God of my life.”

🔗 Read Psalm 42:8 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Heavenly Father,
As I prepare for rest tonight, I acknowledge the darkness I’m feeling. You see the weight I’m carrying, the questions that haunt me, and the fears that threaten to overwhelm me.
I’m grateful that I don’t need to pretend with You. I can come just as I am—broken, weary, and uncertain. Thank You that even when I don’t feel Your presence, You are here.
Lord, let Your song be with me tonight. As I close my eyes, replace my anxious thoughts with the truth of who You are.
I surrender this night and all my tomorrows into Your hands, trusting that the God who carries me through dark seasons will never let me go.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. A Prayer You Remember
   Recall a prayer or scripture that has stayed with you since childhood. Let those familiar words comfort you tonight, like a faithful friend.

2. A Light in Your Darkness
   Reflect on a moment when God’s presence felt near in your pain—through a song, a word of encouragement, or a sudden sense of peace.

3. A Small Step Forward
   Remember the tiny steps of faith you took in past struggles—proof that God was carrying you even when you didn’t feel strong.

“The prayers you whisper in your darkest nights build a bridge to the morning light.”

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Anger is a normal, human emotion. But what do we do with it when the sun sets and the day’s tensions still linger? In tonight’s vulnerable and insightful episode, Peyton Garland reflects on Ephesians 4:25-27 and how it speaks to our struggles with anger, especially in relationships.

Sharing her own experience as a newlywed learning to navigate daily frustrations, Peyton highlights a crucial truth: anger itself isn’t sinful—but what we do with it can either honor God or give the enemy a foothold. True resolution doesn’t always come before bedtime, but we can choose to bring our anger to God instead of letting it fester.

This episode offers permission to slow down, reflect, and invite God to transform anger into an opportunity for growth, healing, and grace. It’s an invitation to let the sunset be a gentle reminder to lay your burdens down and trust God with your heart.

🧭 Main Takeaways

• Discover that anger is not sin itself—it’s how we respond that matters.

• Learn how to avoid letting anger plant seeds of bitterness in your heart.

• Recognize the difference between trying to “fix” everything and humbly bringing your frustrations to God.

• Experience the peace that comes when you let God turn your anger into an opportunity for growth.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

Ephesians 4:25-27 (NIV)

“Therefore each of you must put off falsehood and speak truthfully to your neighbor, for we are all members of one body. ‘In your anger do not sin’: Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold.”

🔗 Read Ephesians 4:25-27 on BibleStudyTools.com

Also Referenced:

• Psalm 4:4 – “Be angry, but do not sin.”
  🔗 Read Psalm 4:4

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Father,
It’s so easy to allow my anger to turn into sin, and it’s easy for pride to convince me that I can fix all of life’s problems when my frustrations aren’t in check.
Grant me Your wisdom, discernment, and grace to not only recognize when I am angry, but to keep that anger from being manipulated by the enemy.
Help me recognize where bitterness and vengeance have crept in, and allow me to be humble enough to come to You at the end of the day to self-reflect and repent.
May the sunset be my reminder that I can’t fix all life’s problems, but that Your mercy is waiting for me, ready to heal my today and offer hope for my tomorrow.
Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. Identify the Source
   Who or what tends to spark your anger? Why?

2. Reflect on Your Response
   When anger flares up, is your first response bitterness, vengeance, stress—or prayer?

3. Transform Anger into Growth
   Ask God to use your anger as a moment for self-reflection and to draw closer to His grace.

“May the sunset be my reminder that I can’t fix all life’s problems, but that God’s mercy is waiting to heal my today and offer hope for tomorrow.”

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Evening Meditation

Birthdays invite reflection—on time, change, and God’s steady presence through it all. In tonight’s gentle and encouraging episode, Meg Bucher explores the beauty and significance of marking another year of life through the lens of Revelation 1:8, where God declares Himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end.

As our bodies age and seasons shift, the unchanging nature of God becomes more precious. He who "always was" and "always will be" continues to shape our journey, with care, purpose, and divine precision. Whether your birthday feels joyful, bittersweet, or uncertain, this episode is a timely reminder that each new year is an invitation to trust God more deeply and to embrace the unique calling He has for you—right now.

Main Takeaways

• Be reminded that God is unchanging—a faithful constant in every era of your life.

• Recognize that each birthday is not just a celebration of life, but a step closer to the eternal plans of God.

• Reflect on how aging brings spiritual clarity, peace, and renewed purpose.

• Find joy in knowing that God designed your journey with intention, and He is still at work in you this year.

📖 Bible Verse Reference

Revelation 1:8 (NLT)

“I am the Alpha and the Omega—the beginning and the end,” says the Lord God. “I am the one who is, who always was, and who is still to come—the Almighty One.”

🔗 Read Revelation 1:8 on BibleStudyTools.com

🙏 Your Evening Prayer

Father,
Thank You for Your incredible goodness. You are able to accomplish the extremes that elude us. Thank You for another trip around the sun. Thank You for life, love, forgiveness, healing, and purpose. Show us the path You have marked out for us, day by day. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

🌙 Three Things to Meditate Upon Tonight

1. Count the Years
   Reflect on how many trips around the sun you’ve taken. What patterns of God’s presence do you see in each era of your life?

2. Name the Gratitude
   Thank God specifically for His constancy—especially during seasons that felt painful or unexpectedly joyful.

3. Pray for Alignment
   Ask God to search your heart and give you clarity to walk in His will this year. Invite His wisdom to guide your choices.

“Every passing year brings me closer to Him… and the adventure He has planned.”

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