Your Nightly Prayer Archives

The purpose behind serving others is not to earn anything – it is to align our hearts with God’s purposes.

While physical rest is important, the kind of rest David speaks of is deeper.

Often, our contributions are taken for granted by those around us who may not even realize how much they benefit from our tireless efforts.

Jesus has borne the weight of our sin. In doing life with Him, He tells us that His yoke is easy and His burden is light.

God often asks us to stop, to be still, to leave the frenetic toil of hustle-and-bustle, so that we might attend to the work of the Spirit deep...

God alone knows the full impact of our faithfulness. He calls us to be obedient to the leading of his Spirit; it’s not our job to be successful.

His peace and grace meet us when worry arises, and His compassion is felt as we journey through this life.

For many of us with anxiety, our thoughts can seem so real.

We are called to give ourselves in loving service to others, just as Christ gave himself for our redemption, healing, and life.

There’s wonder to be found within our responsibilities. We simply need a heart of thanksgiving, open to God’s omnipresent glory, to see it!

When we are doing good work, the enemy desperately wants to stop us.

The hardest part about being in a season of waiting is…everything!

Father, thank you for the many times you have prevented me from saying unwise, cruel things.

There is still good work for us to do; let us complete it with excellence and focus, working as unto the Lord.

Worry doesn't make us more prepared. More often than not, it simply steals today's peace.