Let the Joy of the Lord Be Your Strength - A Nighttime Prayer


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“… Do not grieve, for the joy of the Lord is your strength.”  – Nehemiah 8:10

Please Pray:

Father, thank you for the delight of joy! Thank You that You are developing a deeper joy in me that is not reliant on circumstances, but rests in who You are and what Jesus did for me. Let this joy spread in and through me, to be a beacon for others to find You. In Jesus’ name, Amen

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    Sarah Freymuth loves words. She also loves people. And she loves weaving them together in honest and vulnerable ways that cut underneath the surface and break open the longings of the heart. Sarah is the communications manager for Fellowship of Christian Athletes, writes for numerous publications, and is the editor of Awake Our Hearts, an online literary journal for the female voice exploring faith and life in full. She is a writer and dreamer whose words breathe hope and wonder into the world. She enjoys being by Lake Michigan and her simple Midwest life with her husband, especially when they blend together on Washington Island. Website: www.sarahfreymuth.com

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