When we are observant to details, we can be more inspired to praise God. I hope this prayer/poem inspires you today.
This piece is based on the Five Minute Friday prompt for the week: Observant. It’s unedited, and I wrote it in five minutes flat.
Today’s post is also the nineteenth one in the #write28days challenge, in which I’m participating during the month of February 2021.
Holding You in Awe and Wonder is a powerful prayer for spiritual growth. I’m praying this today, and you can pray this Scripture-based prayer with me.
Today’s post is the sixth one in the #write28days challenge, in which I’m participating during the month of February 2021. The prompt for today is “Awe,” and here is my prayer/poem.
Do you want to learn without limits about God? I’m praying this today, and you can pray this Scripture-based prayer with me.
Today’s post is the third one in the #write28days challenge, in which I’m participating during the month of February 2021. The prompt for today is “Learn,” and here is my prayer/poem.
What reasons do you have for praising God today? Mine include: a sunny, relatively warm day; my fun-loving labrador retriever; health and material blessings, and the list continues. Even if you’re struggling, you can look around and find many reasons to praise God, because he’s always good.
Recently I learned a lesson about praise from a Facebook post. I want to share this lesson with you today in this devotion.
The skies are a wonderful springboard for praising God. We can study them throughout the day to praise God for his creation, beauty and majesty. Here are some practical tips for studying the skies.