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Have you ever caught yourself quietly thinking… “At least I’m not like them?”

Pride can be subtle—but it can also be dangerous.

In Luke 18:9–14, Jesus tells a powerful parable of two men who prayed—one full of pride, the other full of humility. And it was the humble man, not the religious one, who walked away justified before God.

This prayer is for those moments when:

• You feel spiritually “better” than others
• You struggle with comparison or judgment
• Pride begins to creep into your heart

Scripture reminds us that God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. True growth in our faith begins when we recognize our need for Him.

Tonight, lay down your pride…

and receive His mercy.

📖 Key Bible Verses

• Luke 18:9–14
• Romans 12:3
• Romans 3:10–12

A television station meteorologist fulfilled a childhood dream live on air. This surprising thing was something that he had always wanted to do since he was a child, and he made his dream a reality. Watch the short but heartwarming clip to hear what he had always wanted to do and how, when he saw an opportunity to make it happen, he took it.

Everyone, even people who may not always vocalize and announce them, has dreams, goals and aspirations - things they hope to accomplish in life. People are always looking toward and planning for the future, and part of that includes setting goals and other achievements we hope to reach. That’s only natural. Can you think of anyone who does not have something they want to do or accomplish?

Now, while everyone has goals, they are not always, if ever, the same, of course. Some dreams and aspirations will change over time, whether because of our age or because we make them a reality. Others, though, will remain the same despite the passage of time. It’s likely that everyone holds onto goals and aspirations from childhood.

In a clip posted on social media, a meteorologist was reporting outside when he saw an opportunity to do something that he’d wanted to do since he was a child. He didn’t let the fact that he was on live television keep him from trying to make it a reality either.

“Now, this is something I’ve always wanted to do,” the meteorologist states.

What he wanted to do was get a large truck to honk its horn by making the universally agreed-upon motion for someone to honk their horn as they drive by. Initially, he didn’t have success, wondering out loud where all the traffic had suddenly gone. But then, things quickly turned.  

A truck driver obliged the meteorologist’s request as it went by and honked its horn, causing him to jump up and down with excitement.

“I did it,” he said. “I did it, man! I got one.”

Philippians 3:14 “I press towards the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.”

This child’s generosity will touch your heart. Surprisingly, he was willing to do whatever he could do to lend a helping hand. Watch the short but heartwarming clip to see what the young man did when he learned someone was in need.

Everyone would like to think that they are generous and kind. No one thinks of themselves as stingy or uncaring. People want to believe that if someone approached them with a need and asked for help, they’d instantly respond, give generously and do so without hesitation. But is that really the case? We’d sure like to think so, wouldn’t we?

Are we really generous, or is that belief simply something we perceive in our minds, and not reflective of reality at all? What would we do if someone approached us and said they needed help with this or that, and if we could only give this amount of money, that would solve their issue? Would we give them the money or turn our nose up at them, believing their problems are not our issues? That’s certainly something to think about and consider.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a young man was approached and informed about someone in need. This person was in desperate need of money for formula. What he did next will warm your heart and touch it.

After hearing about his mother’s friend, the little guy did not hesitate. He immediately went out to his piggy bank and started sorting through his money. He lovingly and generously started handing over his own money to help someone else.

“I’m pretty sure I can share my money,” the little guy said.

His actions and concern are a perfect example for everyone. He was not even worried about being paid back for his generosity. He did not set any conditions on the money he was handing over. The only thing he did not want to part with was his coins, because he likes them.

Luke 6:38 “Give, and it shall be given to you; good measure, crushed down, full and running over, they will give to you. For in the same measure as you give, it will be given to you again.”

Do you ever feel discouraged in your faith… like you’re not growing fast enough?

Tonight’s prayer is a reminder that you were never meant to carry your spiritual growth on your own.

Philippians 2:13 tells us:

“It is God who works in you to will and to act in order to fulfill His good purpose.”

Even when you feel like you’re failing…

Even when growth feels slow…

Even when you’re discouraged…

God is still working in you.

If you’ve been:

• Striving to be “better” on your own
• Feeling defeated by setbacks
• Wondering if you’re making progress

This prayer will help you release the pressure, embrace God’s grace, and rest in the truth that His power is made perfect in your weakness.

You don’t have to strive tonight.

You can rest.

Astronaut Butch Wilmore joins Crosswalk Talk's Michael Foust to share the incredible story of a mission that was scheduled to last eight days but turned into 286 in space. He explains what went wrong aboard Starliner, how he handled the uncertainty and why his faith in God remained steady through it all. Plus, he discusses why science and space exploration ultimately point back to the Creator. Butch even offers his thoughts on flat-earthers and moon-landing deniers.

What do you do when someone deeply hurts you?

When you’ve been wronged, misunderstood, or even betrayed… your natural response may be to defend yourself, expose the truth, or hold onto the hurt. But God calls us to something higher.

In 1 Peter 4:8, we are reminded:

“Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins.”

That kind of love isn’t easy.

It requires surrender.

It requires grace.

It requires trusting God with the outcome.

If you’re struggling with:

• Bitterness toward someone who hurt you
• The desire to defend or expose
• Letting go of offense and disappointment

This prayer will help you release that burden to God and choose love, even when it’s hard.

Because healing begins when we trust God to handle what we cannot.

📖 Key Bible Verses

• 1 Peter 4:8
• Psalm 119:105
• Galatians 5:16–17 

If you’ve been doing everything you know to do and still feel depleted or out of balance, this conversation is for you. In honor of World Health Day, Rev. Jessica Van Roekel and I take a compassionate look at whole-person health, exploring how your mind, body, and spirit are deeply connected. With both biblical truth and brain-based insight, you’ll be encouraged to move out of survival mode and into a more sustainable, Christ-centered way of living.

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Listen to our new podcast, Christian True-Crime Junkies! today!

Do you love true crime, but feel guilty because it typically contains profanity, explicit content, and glorification of criminal acts?

If this is you, we have some exciting news to share! On this week’s episode of the Praying Christian Women podcast, we announce the launch of our new squeaky-clean (but seriously suspenseful) crime show for believers: Christian True-Crime Junkies!

Join us for a candid behind-the-scenes conversation about how on earth two Christian women with a passion for prayer ended up creating a true crime show, how true crime can actually enhance your prayer life, and SO much more!

Introducing Christian True-Crime Junkies! : a squeaky-clean crime show for believers, where each week we bring you unforgettable testimonies of survival, stories of justice, tales of redemption, and yes sometimes plain old murder ... but always clean and always from a Christian perspective!⁠

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Do you feel like your faith isn’t growing the way you hoped?

Tonight’s prayer is a powerful reminder that true spiritual growth doesn’t happen on the surface—it starts deep within. Just like a tree needs strong roots to thrive, our faith depends on how deeply we are rooted in Christ.

Colossians 2:7 tells us to be “rooted and built up in Him… strengthened in the faith.” But in a busy world, it’s easy to settle for a shallow connection with God—turning to Him only when we need something.

God is inviting you into something deeper.

If you’ve been:

• Feeling spiritually stagnant
• Struggling to stay consistent in your faith
• Wanting a deeper relationship with God

This prayer will help you cultivate a heart open to growth, build stronger spiritual habits, and draw closer to Jesus in every season.

Tonight, rest in His presence… and let your roots grow deeper.

What if God is calling you to something greater than you’ve imagined?

In today’s prayer, we reflect on Jesus’ words in Matthew 9:35–38—“The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.” These words are not just for the disciples… they are for us today.

Jesus saw the crowds and was filled with compassion. He saw people who were hurting, lost, and searching for hope. And He still sees them today.

The question is:

Will we respond?

Whether you’re called to go across the world or serve right where you are, God invites you to be part of His mission. Even small acts of obedience—praying, giving, sharing your faith—can have eternal impact.

If you’ve ever felt a stirring in your heart to do more for God’s Kingdom, this prayer will help you surrender, listen, and say “yes” to His leading.

Are you walking through a season of change?

Tonight’s prayer is for anyone navigating transition—the bittersweet moments where joy and sorrow exist side by side. Whether you’re letting go, stepping into something new, or feeling uncertain about what’s ahead, this devotional is a reminder:

You are not alone. God is holding you through it all.

Inspired by Deuteronomy 33:27, we are reminded that “the eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms.” Even when life shifts, relationships change, or the future feels unclear—God remains constant.

If you’re:

Facing a major life transition

Grieving what was while stepping into what’s next

Feeling overwhelmed by change

This prayer will help you rest in God’s presence, trust His plan, and find peace in every season.

📖 Key Bible Verses

Deuteronomy 33:27

Lamentations 3:22–23

Romans 15:13

Are you walking through a season of change?

Tonight’s prayer is for anyone navigating transition—the bittersweet moments where joy and sorrow exist side by side. Whether you’re letting go, stepping into something new, or feeling uncertain about what’s ahead, this devotional is a reminder:

You are not alone. God is holding you through it all.

Inspired by Deuteronomy 33:27, we are reminded that “the eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms.” Even when life shifts, relationships change, or the future feels unclear—God remains constant.

If you’re:

• Facing a major life transition
• Grieving what was while stepping into what’s next
• Feeling overwhelmed by change

This prayer will help you rest in God’s presence, trust His plan, and find peace in every season.

📖 Key Bible Verses

• Deuteronomy 33:27
• Lamentations 3:22–23
• Romans 15:13

⏱️ Timestamps

00:00 – Welcome & Nightly Prayer Intro

00:40 – Tonight’s Scripture (Deuteronomy 33:27)

01:20 – Reflection: The Weight of Transitions

04:10 – Biblical Perspective (Moses & Israel)

06:40 – Finding Peace in Change

08:10 – Night Prayer

09:30 – Guided Reflection

"How much heartache might have been saved had that lesson sunk in at an early age?"

In today’s Your Daily Prayer, we’re reminded of a powerful truth from 1 John 1:9 — “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us.” No matter how far you feel, you are never too far from God’s grace.

Sometimes life gets messy. We carry guilt, regret, or habits that pull us away from God. But the good news is this:

You are only one prayer away from restoration.

God is not waiting to condemn you—He is ready to forgive you, cleanse you, and restore your relationship with Him.

If something in your heart feels off, if your spirit has been nudging you, this is your moment to come back. You don’t have to stay stuck. You don’t have to carry the weight alone.

✨ God’s mercy is still available—right now.

📖 KEY BIBLE VERSE

• 1 John 1:9 — “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS

0:00 – Welcome to Your Daily Prayer

0:30 – Scripture Reading (1 John 1:9)

1:05 – Devotional: When You Feel Distant from God

3:30 – The Power of Confession

5:10 – God’s Grace & Forgiveness

6:40 – Prayer to Make Things Right with God

8:20 – Reflection & Closing

🙏 REFLECTION

• Is there anything weighing on your heart today?
• What is God inviting you to surrender?
• Take a moment to come to Him honestly—He is ready to receive you.

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One coach’s words to an opposing player after a game will warm your heart. No one likely saw what this baseball coach said coming, especially to a player on another team. Watch the short but powerful clip to hear what this coach said to a player on the opposing team.

Competition, as it has been said time and time again, brings out the best in everyone. Competition is good and it causes people to rise to the challenge and meet the moment, which are even more sayings that we have all heard whenever the topic of competition is raised. But is that actually true?

We have all seen plenty of examples of players, coaches and parents when they aren’t exactly at their best. Because they have gotten entirely caught up in the moment, they act out in ways that are pretty embarrassing and downright cringeworthy. A lot of people, as evidenced by many social media clips, are horrible losers and, in many cases, even worse winners. What happened to winning and losing with grace and class? Sportsmanship seems to be just about dead.

However, it appears that sportsmanship still has a pulse. A clip posted on social media shows a coach delivering an important, unexpected message to a player on the opposing team.
After the game, as the two teams were going through the line to shake hands, the coach told the player to “come see me in just a second.” What could this coach possibly want to say to this kid on the other team?

“Hey, look, all the talent in the world, the thing that’ll make you go furthest, is what you’re doing over here on third base when these kids are hitting good,” the coach said.

“The best part about you today was how good of a teammate you are,” the coach added. “Telling all these guys, ‘Great hit,’ doing all the things. You keep that up.”

In a world where winning and losing seem to be all that matters, this is a welcome and unexpected message, and one that most people need to hear and grasp.

Colossians 3:17 “And whatever you do, in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving praise to God the Father through him.”

A heroic school principal prevented a school shooting by tackling the suspect. The school administrator put his life and safety on the line, with his actions stopping what could have been a tragic situation. Watch the short but jaw-dropping clip to see what this principal did that will have you agreeing that this man is the definition of the word hero.

Violence is, unfortunately, all too real in our fallen and lost world. Seemingly everywhere we look people are inflicting pain and hurt upon someone else for really no discernible reason other than that they can. Turn on any news broadcast, and you’re immediately met with images of war and violence in the Middle East, with nations attacking each other, resulting in needless death and destruction.

But the Middle East is far from the only area of the world that is full of violence and cruelty. Sadly, even our nation’s schools, the places where children are sent every day to learn, have been targets of violence, where innocent little children have been gunned down. What kind of person would walk into a school and start indiscriminately shooting at people? Anyone who would desire to hurt a child is the worst, most despicable type of evil.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a school principal faced down this evil and literally tackled it to the ground. He heroically put his life on the line and stopped a man who entered the school with a gun in his hand, who was obviously set on causing death and destruction.

 The eye-popping surveillance video shows the gunman entering the school and then seconds later, the school principal barrels toward him. He wrestled him to the ground before he could bring about harm to anyone.

The clip does mention that the principal did sustain a gunshot wound to the leg. He is expected to make a full recovery and return to work shortly.

Psalm 11:5 “The Lord puts the upright and the sinner to the test, but he has hate in his soul for the lover of violent acts.”