A Race Everyone Can Win - A Nighttime Prayer

“The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps.”- Proverbs 16:9

Please pray:

Dear God, I thank you for not counting us out. I thank you for coaching us back into the throws of life. Thank you, that no matter how many people count us out, you never do.  God, you constantly see the good in us. You have never lost faith in us. Your Spirit is always there to encourage us, dust us off, and put us back in the race. Lord, I pray for the woman reading this. I pray that she continues to trust you. That she knows no matter how bad the fight is, with You, she can fight a little longer. I pray that she is strengthened in the fight. I pray that she reaches her finish line and can rejoice in everything you will bring her through. God, I thank you for where we are, but also, for the plans you have for us. Thank you for directing our steps, and we will trust your plans are better than our own. In Your Name, Jesus, Amen.

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Lilka Finley Raphael has been a licensed pharmacist for over thirty years. Still, she has learned that the most potent prescriptions are not in bottles. Prayer and persistence are far more effective than any medication dispensed. A love for writing, gardening, and photography prompted Lilka to share her experiences and life lessons on her blogs God, autism and me, B Is for Blessed, and God and the Garden. Lilka’s most recent accolades include a Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference 2024 Selah Award Finalist for the Published Devotion category and recognition at the Asheville Christian Writers Conference as 2024 Sparrow Award winner. Lilka is also a monthly contributor to Edie Melson’s the Write Conversation, a Writer’s Digest top one-hundred website for writers. However, Lilka’s greatest achievements are her two adult sons who have flown the nest. Happily married for thirty-one years, she lives east of Atlanta, Georgia with her husband, Rod. They share their home with two German Shepherds—Holly and Ivy—and one naughty kitty, Moxie. Lilka's musings and photography are available at
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