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How do we praise Jesus in all circumstances? Take

How do we praise Jesus in all circumstances?

Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls…Matthew 11:29

Gentle and Lowly Jesus,
To praise you
is to name what is true about you every day,
all the time,
no matter how difficult
our circumstances may be.
You are compassionate and kind,
even when a loved one is getting worse
instead of better (Matthew 9:36),
You are gentle and forgiving,
even when sin has gotten the best of us again (Luke 23:34),
You are patient and pain-bearing,
even when hope for a baby has dimmed (1 Corinthians 13:4; 7),
You are the way, the truth, and the life,
even when our hearts have wandered far off the path (John 14:6),
You are the bread of life,
even when our budgets are shrinking (John 6:25-29),
You are the Good Shepherd,
even when our children act like wayward sheep (John 10:11-14).
Precious Jesus,
how we thank you for your
steady,
sturdy,
always-loving heart
for us.
May we draw near to you
every moment
of every day
for the saving help we need.
In your faith-full name. Amen.
Read Luke 23:34; 1 Corinthians 13; John 14:6; John 6:25-29; John 10:11-14.
#dailyprayer #devotional
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #grace #dailyverse #womensministry #gospelshaped #shereadstruth #christianliving

Will you join me in lament for those with chronic

Will you join me in lament for those with chronic illness?

For he has not despised or scorned
the suffering of the afflicted one;
he has not hidden his face from him
but has listened to his cry for help. Psalm 22:24

Good Father,
Today we lift up our friends
who have searched and searched and searched,
who have waited and waited and waited
…for health, for wholeness, for healing.
We join in their lament
using the words of David:
“My God, my God,
why have you forsaken me?
Why are you so far from saving me?”
[Don’t you hear my groaning?]
“O my God, I cry by day,
but you do not answer,
and by night, but I find no rest” (Ps. 22:2).
How we thank you, Heavenly Father,
that you have given voice to our lament
in your Word.
As David names his grief to you,
he remembers his reason to trust in you,
and he asks boldly and persistently for help.
We join him on behalf of all of our friends
who have suffered for years:
“In you our ancestors put their trust;
they trusted and you delivered them”
(Ps. 22:4).
“Be not far from me, for trouble is near,
and there is none to help”
(Ps. 22:11).
As we raise our cry for help,
may we remember that you are the good Father,
and may we join with David in praising you,
for we have even more reason to hope:
your Son, our Savior was forsaken on the cross
that we might be forgiven,
that we might one day live with you
in eternal glory,
in whole and healed bodies forever and ever.
Read Psalm 22.
#dailyprayer #devotional #ETdailyprayer
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #dailydevotions #grace #dailyverse #womensministry
#hope #faith #love #gospelshaped #devotional #shereadstruth #womenoftheword #christianliving

Reminder: Free Webinar on Coping with Grief During

Reminder: Free Webinar on Coping with Grief During the Holidays Tonight

Do you ever feel like you don’t know yourself an

Do you ever feel like you don’t know yourself anymore?

Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.
1 Corinthians 13:12

Heavenly Father,
Thank you for this assurance:
we are fully known by you.
In seasons of grief or uncertainty,
of sorrow or stress,
of caregiving or crisis,
we often feel like
we don’t know anything anymore.
We may not recognize ourselves:
where we were once full of energy,
we now struggle to get out of bed;
where we once attended Bible study regularly,
we now find ourselves stuck in a waiting room;
where we once felt we knew you well,
we now find ourselves doubting your plan.
In those places, we need to hear you speaking certainty to us:
“Fear not for I have redeemed you;
I have called you by name,
you are mine.
Fear not, for I am with you…
I will…bring my sons from afar,
and my daughters from the end of the earth…” (Isaiah 43:1; 5-6).
We need to hear you affirming your knowledge of us
even when we have wandered far from you:
“It was I who knew you in the wilderness,
in the land of drought” (Hosea 13:5).
Yes, now our vision of you and ourselves is spotty,
dimmed by the cataracts of life
in a fallen world,
but one day we will see you
face to face.
And then we will know fully who we are
(your beloved daughters and sons)
because we will finally know fully who you are.
Until that day comes,
may we rest in the hope
that we are fully known
and incredibly loved by you.
In Jesus’ loving name. Amen.
Read Isaiah 43:1-7; 1 Corinthians 13:8-134.

Can you see the harvest to come? “…the meadow

Can you see the harvest to come?

“…the meadows clothe themselves with flocks, the valleys deck themselves with grain, they shout and sing together for joy.” Psalm 65:13

Lord of the Harvest,
In this season of harvest,
May we join together
with the hills and the meadows and the valleys,
shouting and singing for joy.
Yes, it’s true, we don’t always see the bounty
described in Psalm 65
on this broken earth:
crops wither under drought and frost,
forests and trees are devastated
by wildfires and hurricanes,
and yet we know a day is coming
when you will crown creation
“with your bounty,”
when your paths will “overflow with abundance” (Psalm 65:11).
We look forward to the day we will gather
in your restored creation,
in the new heavens and the new earth,
and we will see how you have sustained us all along,
not just spiritually, but also physically.
We look forward to the day
when you will “make the going out of the morning
and the evening to shout for joy” (Psalm 65:8).
We look forward to the day
when we will join with all of creation
in awe of the “awesome deeds” you have done (Ps. 65:5).
In Jesus’ restoring name. Amen.
Read Psalm 65.
#dailyprayer #devotional
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #grace #dailyverse #womensministry #gospelshaped #shereadstruth #christianliving

How can we be cleansed of our sins? ‘Come now,

How can we be cleansed of our sins?

‘Come now, let us reason together,’ says the Lord. ‘Though your sins be like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall be like wool.’ Isaiah 1:18

Forgiving Lord,
It’s easy to read about the sins of Judah
back in the days of the evil kings
and think, “Oh, we’re not like that!”
I mean, after all, we’re not like Sodom,
who mixed their worship with pagan worship (Isaiah 1:10-11).
(Or are we?).
Our hands are not “full of blood” (Isaiah 1:15).
(Or, are they?)
To Judah, you commanded,
“Cease to do evil, learn to do good;
seek justice, correct oppression;
bring justice to the fatherless,
plead the widow’s cause” (Isaiah 1:16-17).
Do we recognize our own sins
in your calling to seek justice
and to correct oppression?
Lord, by your Spirit,
show us just how dark
our sinful hearts can be
so that we can fully rejoice
in how bright and healing
your forgiveness of our sins is.
Show us how bloody our hands can be
so that we can see how fully
you have cleansed us,
like an ink-stained sheet bleached white.
With gratitude for your forgiveness,
may we move into this broken world
with your redeeming love.
In Jesus’ cleansing name. Amen.
Read Isaiah 1:1-20.
#dailyprayer #devotional
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #grace #dailyverse #womensministry #gospelshaped #shereadstruth #christianliving

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How do we praise Jesus in all circumstances? Take

How do we praise Jesus in all circumstances?

Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls…Matthew 11:29

Gentle and Lowly Jesus,
To praise you
is to name what is true about you every day,
all the time,
no matter how difficult
our circumstances may be.
You are compassionate and kind,
even when a loved one is getting worse
instead of better (Matthew 9:36),
You are gentle and forgiving,
even when sin has gotten the best of us again (Luke 23:34),
You are patient and pain-bearing,
even when hope for a baby has dimmed (1 Corinthians 13:4; 7),
You are the way, the truth, and the life,
even when our hearts have wandered far off the path (John 14:6),
You are the bread of life,
even when our budgets are shrinking (John 6:25-29),
You are the Good Shepherd,
even when our children act like wayward sheep (John 10:11-14).
Precious Jesus,
how we thank you for your
steady,
sturdy,
always-loving heart
for us.
May we draw near to you
every moment
of every day
for the saving help we need.
In your faith-full name. Amen.
Read Luke 23:34; 1 Corinthians 13; John 14:6; John 6:25-29; John 10:11-14.
#dailyprayer #devotional
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #grace #dailyverse #womensministry #gospelshaped #shereadstruth #christianliving

Will you join me in lament for those with chronic

Will you join me in lament for those with chronic illness?

For he has not despised or scorned
the suffering of the afflicted one;
he has not hidden his face from him
but has listened to his cry for help. Psalm 22:24

Good Father,
Today we lift up our friends
who have searched and searched and searched,
who have waited and waited and waited
…for health, for wholeness, for healing.
We join in their lament
using the words of David:
“My God, my God,
why have you forsaken me?
Why are you so far from saving me?”
[Don’t you hear my groaning?]
“O my God, I cry by day,
but you do not answer,
and by night, but I find no rest” (Ps. 22:2).
How we thank you, Heavenly Father,
that you have given voice to our lament
in your Word.
As David names his grief to you,
he remembers his reason to trust in you,
and he asks boldly and persistently for help.
We join him on behalf of all of our friends
who have suffered for years:
“In you our ancestors put their trust;
they trusted and you delivered them”
(Ps. 22:4).
“Be not far from me, for trouble is near,
and there is none to help”
(Ps. 22:11).
As we raise our cry for help,
may we remember that you are the good Father,
and may we join with David in praising you,
for we have even more reason to hope:
your Son, our Savior was forsaken on the cross
that we might be forgiven,
that we might one day live with you
in eternal glory,
in whole and healed bodies forever and ever.
Read Psalm 22.
#dailyprayer #devotional #ETdailyprayer
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #dailydevotions #grace #dailyverse #womensministry
#hope #faith #love #gospelshaped #devotional #shereadstruth #womenoftheword #christianliving

Reminder: Free Webinar on Coping with Grief During

Reminder: Free Webinar on Coping with Grief During the Holidays Tonight

Do you ever feel like you don’t know yourself an

Do you ever feel like you don’t know yourself anymore?

Now I know in part; then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.
1 Corinthians 13:12

Heavenly Father,
Thank you for this assurance:
we are fully known by you.
In seasons of grief or uncertainty,
of sorrow or stress,
of caregiving or crisis,
we often feel like
we don’t know anything anymore.
We may not recognize ourselves:
where we were once full of energy,
we now struggle to get out of bed;
where we once attended Bible study regularly,
we now find ourselves stuck in a waiting room;
where we once felt we knew you well,
we now find ourselves doubting your plan.
In those places, we need to hear you speaking certainty to us:
“Fear not for I have redeemed you;
I have called you by name,
you are mine.
Fear not, for I am with you…
I will…bring my sons from afar,
and my daughters from the end of the earth…” (Isaiah 43:1; 5-6).
We need to hear you affirming your knowledge of us
even when we have wandered far from you:
“It was I who knew you in the wilderness,
in the land of drought” (Hosea 13:5).
Yes, now our vision of you and ourselves is spotty,
dimmed by the cataracts of life
in a fallen world,
but one day we will see you
face to face.
And then we will know fully who we are
(your beloved daughters and sons)
because we will finally know fully who you are.
Until that day comes,
may we rest in the hope
that we are fully known
and incredibly loved by you.
In Jesus’ loving name. Amen.
Read Isaiah 43:1-7; 1 Corinthians 13:8-134.

Can you see the harvest to come? “…the meadow

Can you see the harvest to come?

“…the meadows clothe themselves with flocks, the valleys deck themselves with grain, they shout and sing together for joy.” Psalm 65:13

Lord of the Harvest,
In this season of harvest,
May we join together
with the hills and the meadows and the valleys,
shouting and singing for joy.
Yes, it’s true, we don’t always see the bounty
described in Psalm 65
on this broken earth:
crops wither under drought and frost,
forests and trees are devastated
by wildfires and hurricanes,
and yet we know a day is coming
when you will crown creation
“with your bounty,”
when your paths will “overflow with abundance” (Psalm 65:11).
We look forward to the day we will gather
in your restored creation,
in the new heavens and the new earth,
and we will see how you have sustained us all along,
not just spiritually, but also physically.
We look forward to the day
when you will “make the going out of the morning
and the evening to shout for joy” (Psalm 65:8).
We look forward to the day
when we will join with all of creation
in awe of the “awesome deeds” you have done (Ps. 65:5).
In Jesus’ restoring name. Amen.
Read Psalm 65.
#dailyprayer #devotional
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #grace #dailyverse #womensministry #gospelshaped #shereadstruth #christianliving

How can we be cleansed of our sins? ‘Come now,

How can we be cleansed of our sins?

‘Come now, let us reason together,’ says the Lord. ‘Though your sins be like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall be like wool.’ Isaiah 1:18

Forgiving Lord,
It’s easy to read about the sins of Judah
back in the days of the evil kings
and think, “Oh, we’re not like that!”
I mean, after all, we’re not like Sodom,
who mixed their worship with pagan worship (Isaiah 1:10-11).
(Or are we?).
Our hands are not “full of blood” (Isaiah 1:15).
(Or, are they?)
To Judah, you commanded,
“Cease to do evil, learn to do good;
seek justice, correct oppression;
bring justice to the fatherless,
plead the widow’s cause” (Isaiah 1:16-17).
Do we recognize our own sins
in your calling to seek justice
and to correct oppression?
Lord, by your Spirit,
show us just how dark
our sinful hearts can be
so that we can fully rejoice
in how bright and healing
your forgiveness of our sins is.
Show us how bloody our hands can be
so that we can see how fully
you have cleansed us,
like an ink-stained sheet bleached white.
With gratitude for your forgiveness,
may we move into this broken world
with your redeeming love.
In Jesus’ cleansing name. Amen.
Read Isaiah 1:1-20.
#dailyprayer #devotional
#hopewriterlife #goodnewsfeed #votd #Biblestudy #grace #dailyverse #womensministry #gospelshaped #shereadstruth #christianliving

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