Prayer to start the day: The power of gratitude
When we talk about gratitude to God, we often think of thanking him for what he is to us and for his blessings, and rightly so! In fact, God's Word
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Prayer to start the day: Love your neighbor!
Sometimes it is hard to tell what kind of morning we will have until our feet touch the ground. Whether it's a busy morning or a slow, calm one, start with prayer. Be yourself
Prayer to start the day: Practice resilience
God's mercies are renewed every morning, and that is why we bring you this beautiful Prayer to start the day, for the Lord to take over
Prayer to start the day: Be patient!
Start your day with the following sentence: "Patience is a way in which God responds to our weakness to give us time to change. With this in mind, follow
Prayer to start the day: Seek generosity!
What if we made generosity a way of life, a habit, or even a natural thing? Start this day with some keys to help this commitment, every day, to
Prayer to start the day: Smile more!
It is not always easy to get out of bed in the morning. We even tend to drag our feet. And we end up running because we are late for work or to take the kids
Prayer to start the day: Find your reason!
In the rush of the morning, it is often difficult to find a moment to give to God. However, entrusting your day to the Lord allows you to live it differently.
Prayer to start the day: Focus on work!
The prayer of the day carries the message that you need to concentrate on your work. So, calmly read the following prayer and start your work.
Prayer to change your life
Beloved God, I come here in all humility, with all the love that fits in my heart, to ask you in prayer, in a merciful and kind way, that you strengthen, sow and bless the conditions so that this blessing can come in the form of changing my life, only you are strong and powerful enough for this, only you are able to know the desires of my heart, only you, my Lord, my beloved Lord, know how much I need.
Prayer to be rich
What is true wealth? To have a car of the year, a house with several rooms, a company with a lot of profit at the end of the year, to travel abroad, to always have the best cell phone? Is this material wealth, this prosperity of goods through faith reserved to the evangelical? Should evangelical temples be gold-plated so that their value is recognized? We will deal with these issues in this article, but let's advance an answer to all these questions: no. Material wealth is not a bad thing, but it is not the value of the true evangelical.