The Bible keeps one prayer with no author’s name on it, labelled only for the overwhelmed. A prayer for healing for myself you can pray tonight, and the permission to ask.
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Prayer for My Son in Prison: The Verse That Says You’re in There Too
The sixty-second prayer names the ache. Hebrews 13:3 goes further: a Greek word used only once in the New Testament says you are already bound in there with him.
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Morning Guidance Prayer for Strength: Ask for Love Before the Map
A morning guidance prayer for strength shaped like Psalm 143:8, where David asks to hear God’s love first and only then asks for the way. Pray it before the phone lights up.
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Prayer for Healing for a Loved One After Surgery: The Third Day
A prayer for healing for a loved one after surgery, for the slow days at home – and why Hezekiah’s healing came with a third day and a dressing on the wound.
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Prayer for My Wife: The Verse That Took Twenty Years
A prayer for my wife you can pray tonight, and the Genesis verse where Isaac prayed for Rebekah: one sentence that quietly holds about twenty years of waiting.
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Prayer for an Estranged Child: Praying Across a Closed Door
A prayer for an estranged child, and the Hebrew word Mizpah — spoken over a boundary two men never crossed again, and why it fits a closed door now.
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Prayer to Accept Jesus Again: Why Re-Praying Won’t Settle It
You have prayed a prayer to accept Jesus again, maybe more than once. Here is why re-praying never settles it – and the test 1 John gives instead.
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Christian Gifts Women Over 50 Will Use, Not Store Away
Christian gifts women over 50 will actually use: why her cupboard of saved-for-later things is the real problem, the only grandmother the Bible names, and a gift built to be used up.
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Prayer for a Friend: What Epaphras Did From Far Away
A prayer for a friend going through a hard time, learned from Epaphras: he couldn’t go home to the friends he loved, so he wrestled in prayer that they would stand.
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Prayer for My Daughter’s Protection: Who Names Her Worth
A prayer for my daughter’s protection, the Hebrew behind Psalm 139 where her worth is woven in rather than awarded, and five daughters who argued their own case in front of an entire camp.