Your Daily Prayer

In our key verses (Romans 12:5-8), Paul lists seven spiritual gifts for the church of Rome. Paul doesn’t rank or delineate which gifts are of higher importance. We are all on the same team, and each gift serves a purpose, working together as the body of Christ.

We are all immersed in a fallen broken world where it is easy to put the wrong things first. But it’s not too late to change that.

God, I confess that sometimes I've measured Your presence by whether other people show up for me, and I've let the actions of imperfect people make me question Your perfect faithfulness.

Let each grandparent know that it’s Your will for grandparents to be treasured and given a place of honor in their families. Keep grandparents’ hearts tender towards You, and let them praise You daily for Your faithfulness in their lives.

If opening your Bible feels more like a chore than a joy, this simple prayer could change everything. Ask God to reignite your heart today.

Even when seasons shift and familiar joys fade, God’s unfailing love remains. Discover how His promises in Lamentations can help you look ahead with hope.

Praying for our children as they go back to school is the most powerful practice we can do to prepare them for another school year.

Have you ever wondered if God’s love for you could fade? This prayer points you back to the unshakable truth of His Word.

God always answers prayer, but do we know how to recognize His reply? Psalm 123 shows us what to watch and wait for.

Struggling to find joy in your work? God designed labor with purpose. Here are six ways to honor Him in your daily tasks and discover true satisfaction in serving Him.

Stressed to your breaking point? You don’t have to keep pushing through. Here’s a powerful reminder that stepping back is sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do.

You can go to church every week and still feel miles away from God. If your heart’s on autopilot, it’s time to wake up and fight for your faith.

A productive, freshly sustained life can be ours when we live a life right before God and allow him access to every part of us. Let’s seek God with sincere hearts and actions.

The God who made heaven and earth created you. He sees you. Just like in Genesis 16:13, when Hagar realizes that God saw her and the injustice she was facing, God sees you. You’re never out of his sight.

Scripture clearly teaches that we are to shine our light before others. When our light shines, God is glorified.