avatar
Renee Gotcher
Published in Daybreak Devotions and Nighttime Prayers
avatarRenee Gotcher1 min read  

Five Ways to Slow Down and Savor the Season - A Nighttime Prayer

    “And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.” – Romans 12:2

    Please Pray:

    Heavenly Father, I couldn’t be more grateful for the greatest gift we have ever received: Your Son, Jesus, the promised Messiah and my Savior. This Christmas season, help me turn my attention away from the rush and distractions of our culture and focus on what’s most important. Help me slow down, let go of unrealistic expectations, and dwell in Your peace and presence. Guide my giving, my words, and my actions so that I can reflect the hope and joy of the gospel. I pray that you would use my family to love others well and point them to the blessed hope we have in You. In Jesus’ Name, Amen

      Give

      Subscribe to the Daybreak Devotions for Women

      Be inspired by God's Word every day! Delivered to your inbox.

        See all from Renee Gotcher

        Editor's Picks

        avatar

        Renee Gotcher

        Renée Gotcher is a freelance writer and editor, a wife of 31 years and “retired” homeschooling mother of three daughters, and an outdoor-loving Colorado transplant who’s called the scenic town of Castle Rock her home for the past 15 years. A recovering perfectionist and overachiever blindsided by debilitating physical anxiety 13 years ago, Renée now shares her journey to relieve anxiety, restore peace, and revive hope by stepping outside for soul-soothing walks with our Savior on her blog, The Pace of Grace. She invites readers to stop striving to overcome anxiety alone and walk with God at His pace on the path to healing. She recently contributed to Proverbs 31 Ministries’ “Encouragement for Today Devotions” series, and her latest published work appears in the book “Life Changing Stories: A Devotional Collection Revealing God’s Faithfulness and Transforming Power.”

          See all from Renee Gotcher