Angela From CA

This morning I was having my time with him and I was spending I received this message, it from 2 Thessalonians 1:11 it says Wherefore also we pray always for you that over God would count you worthy of this calling and fulfil all the good pleasure of his goodness, and the work of faith with power: Now as believers, we can pray for other believers. That is what Paul, Silas and Timothy did for the church in Thessalonians-they prayed for them. Do you have other believers in your life whom you pray for? It would probably encourage them if you texted them or asked at church next Sunday, "is there anyone I can be praying about for you? " Even if they don't tell you a specific thing to pray for, you can still pray that they will live out God's calling on their life, that they will experience God's goodness and that God will empower them to do the work He has called them to do. Lord God , I pray for my fellow believers in this ministry. I pray for all individuals in this ministry right now for strength in this time of Lent and in everyday life Father God grant them strength to do the work you have called them to and give them endurance so they can finish their race well. Let them experience your love and goodness this week. If they are feeling tired or ill heal them. If they have stress or anxiety, grant them peace that surpasses understanding. If they have relational troubles, give them wisdom and grace to repair relationships. You are a God of mighty power and works. Father God work through us,and our ministry. In Jesus ' name. Amen 🙏 This was given to me as God's Word today and I felt to share it. I hope it speaks to someone. Happy Monday , 2nd week of Lent. GOD BLESS EVERYONE 🙏

Amanda From US

I am a mental health therapist by trade, a calling that I feel both blessed and burdened by. I am grateful and humbled by the gift God has given me to nurture and support others, but am simultaneously exhausted by the weight of the many woes I encounter on a daily basis, the darkness that cares not the damage it does, and the mental, emotional, and spiritual energy required to listen, engage mindfully, guide, be a light and hope, and tap into compassion and empathy. The heaviness of the field is further challenging thru the times I feel ill equipped or ineffectual and I find myself wondering often if I have any business in this role. I desire to honor God's plan for me and serve in the way I have felt led, but I too am tired, insecure at times, and sometimes doubt that I am truly making a difference in the way my clients want and need. I do my best to put on my armor of God so that Satan can't grab hold of my thoughts and fuel my fears and doubts, but sometimes I fail. He is a crafty entity and preys on our weaknesses. The above expressed feelings have stolen some of the love for my craft, some of my connection mojo, some of my faith in myself, and all that leaves me wanting to retreat in avoidance of all the pressure I feel daily when I come face to face with that person's pain. I desperately need to be reminded of my competence and for my fire to return in relation to my work. I am beyond grateful for any prayer support you warriors can provide. Thank you! Amanda