Can I just say that this has been an odd week? And…it’s only Wednesday. Just odd little things happening, you know, the type of things that make you scratch your head and think, really?
As I sat this morning and talked with Father about the weirdness, asking Him for guidance, I heard “share a prayer”. Hmm…I wonder if I’m not the only one having an odd week? Did I hear those words because He knows others need guidance and strength too?
I read this prayer this morning, and I have to say, it spoke to me. It’s like the Lord put it in front of me to say, “Yes, even through the odd and weird, I’m here.” 🙂
Dear Jesus, thank You for the gift of today. It’s Wednesday, and here I am in the middle of the week, when things can feel messy. I feel the weight of what’s unfinished and the pull to keep pressing on.
Help me pause right here, in this middle space before the day picks up speed. Before I rush ahead. Give me the joy to walk through today with a thankful heart and the strength to finish what truly matters.
Where surprises come, help me meet them with grace. Where challenges arise, give me peace. And where miracles unfold, give me eyes to see them. I don’t want to miss the beauty and wonder You’ve tucked into the middle of this day and week.
Remind me that You aren’t just at the beginning or end. You are here in the messy middle, too. I trust You with what’s behind me and what lies ahead. Thank You for walking with me through it all. I ask for Your guidance and discernment as I navigate this week, bridging the gap between what has been done and what still needs to be done.
I surrender this day to You. May it be filled with Your presence, shaped by Your peace, and wrapped in Your love. I love You and praise You. To You be all the glory, Lord. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.
Have a good day, friends. May the weirdness be kept at bay and may you be guided by the love and strength of our Lord to persevere through whatever comes your way. Thanks as always for being here.
Lamentations 3:22-23
Because of the Lord’s great love, we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.

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