Wouldn’t it be better to face the trials of our lives in peace, knowing that God has a plan and He will work it out for His purpose and our good? Now that is really something for which to thank God. But take heart I have overcome the world.” ~ John 16:33 "I have said these things to you, that in me you may have peace. He has promised not to give us anything that we cannot bear. We should thank God not only for what He is going to do, but we should thank Him for what He already is doing. Rather than being anxious, we should pray, and we should pray with a thankful attitude. We have collected some of our favorite Thanksgiving prayers below to help you begin! When your prayer words align with your mind, you are able to experience the peace and joy of having a heart of gratitude. One of the best ways to give thanks is through prayer. As you count your blessings you are able to recall God's goodness.
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Teach Us to Pray is a FREE prayer podcast hosted by iBelieve writer Christina Patterson. Her goal is to share Christ's love and help others grow in their faith through her work as a writer and editor. in English with a minor in Business from Liberty University. Photo credit: ©Getty Images/Tinnakorn Jorruang Your Word promises that you will give us gracious help in our time of need – help us to believe that today! I pray that we would draw nearer to you no matter what we’re going through. When we try to hide our sin and shame, remind us of your boundless grace. Help us to approach your throne with confidence because it is a throne of mercy. Your empathy allows us to bring every worry, every fear, and every fault to your feet because we know that you understand. You understand how we are tempted because you were tempted as well, yet never sinned. Thank you for walking through this sinful world. Desperately trying to cover up and refuse to admit to it only made my shame, and the situation itself, so much worse. You can imagine the smirks as my parents undoubtedly thought to themselves… “who else would have done it?” My shame overtook me and caused me to hide from my problems rather than confess and be free of them. Oh, and by the way, my sister and I are their only children. The evidence was, literally, all over my hands as I looked my parents in the eyes and told them it “wasn’t me” who did it. But when it came time for me to take accountability for what I had done, that’s when I tried to hide. There was no ill will in me destroying this treasured souvenir, and my parents knew this. I was caught in the act, and there was no hiding what I had done. Before I knew it, I was sitting with a pile of wax shavings in front of me, and a very sad, very unrecognizable nutcracker in my hands.
One night, as I sat at the foot of her bed admiring the nutcracker candle, I picked a little piece of wax away with my tiny fingernail. But on the occasions where I found myself in the wrong – whether on accident or not – my first instinct was to hide.Ī vivid memory remains in my mind of the time my sister went to see The Nutcracker ballet, and proudly brought home a large, fully wax, nutcracker candle souvenir. Overall, I was a pretty good kid growing up (and yes, my parents would actually attest to that!). Let us then approach God’s throne of grace with confidence, so that we may receive mercy and find grace to help us in our time of need.” - Hebrews 4:15-16 “For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just as we are-yet he did not sin. A Prayer to Embrace God’s Grace and Mercy
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