The Morning Prayer of the One Who Already Feels Behind - Bravester

Good morning, Jesus.
I feel the dread of the day already.
Already I am behind.
Already I feel unloved.
Already I feel like I’m not enough.

Help me get out of bed.

Then help me remember the truth.
I declare Psalm 138:8 , The Lord will work out his plans for my life–for your faithful love, O Lord, endures forever. Don’t abandon me, for you made me.

I am not abandoned. I am made with purpose. I am enough.
I can get out of bed.
I can remind myself of this truth over and over again.

I vow to repeat this truth to myself throughout the day.
I was rejected. That is my past but it is not part of my future.
I was hurt. That is my past but it is not part of my future.
I was left out. That is my past but it is not part of my future.
I was brokenhearted. That is my past but it is not part of my future.
I was abandoned. That is my past but it is not part of my future.

I choose to lead my brain with your truth.

I decide today to live from the abundant place that I am loved by You most.
From the who You see me to be I will live my life today fully.

Whose voice am I listening to?
Who is “them” that is making me feel so behind all the time?
I choose to change who I am listening to.
I choose to listen to the truth that You are.
Philippians 1:6 declares that I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.
Today is another day for God’s good work in me to have another day to be good work.

Peace has entered where dread once resided.
Thank you for helping me get out of bed.

My day begins with the truth that I am enough. And it will end with the same truth.
What happens in the middle will be the best of my ability mixed with Your supernatural extras that are mine as a part of my inheritance as Your child.
This means today is really an adventure. How will You show up?
I will be looking.
Amen.

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Brenda Seefeldt

Brenda Seefeldt Amodea is a pastor, and speaker. She has worked with teens since 1981 to present. She has lived through the teen years in the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and now into the 2020s. Imagine that collected wisdom! Imagine just the teen language trends she has lived through. She writes about that wisdom at www.Bravester.com. Read this clever article about those decades at https://largerstory.church/four-decades-of-youth-ministry/ She has also published I Wish I Could Take Away Your Pain, the Bible study workbook with video, Trust Issues with God, and the upcoming book, The Story of Two Lost Sons. With her husband, Brenda also publishes a paintball magazine, www.Paintball.Media. You didn’t see that one coming, right?