Jesus Christ thank you

[Dwsariator]

Dear God thank you for your help today with my spreadsheet and please help me get my proposal done correctly and on time tomorrow. Please let me have a good talk with my boss this Friday to talk about my proposal and my spreadsheet. I really hope that we don't get the job in ### because I don't think that we are going to make the amount of money and profit margin that we deserve And what I normally get when I estimate work for a normal customer. Not a stingy GC that did not properly engineer this job. I will let my bosses know that we will be lucky to get a GM of 8-9 % if all goes well and most likely it will not. That way I can tell them up front so I will not be responsible for their decision. Please soften the hearts of my bosses and my coworkers and my customers and especially my wife. Please help me get a good night's sleep and not to wake up early and have a cold beer like I did this morning. I'm still challenged with my ### and at least thanks to you I am not shaking and sweating like I used to. I pray for all of the people who have prayed for me thru this wonderful service. Thank you all. Especially one man and he knows who he is. Peace be with you Sir

 

[Articles]

We come before the throne of grace with gratitude for your acknowledgment of Jesus Christ as Lord and your dependence on Him in this moment. Your prayer is heard, and we join you in seeking the Father’s wisdom, provision, and peace.

First, we lift up your work, your proposal, the spreadsheet, and the conversation with your boss. The Lord is the giver of skill, wisdom, and favor, and we pray He would grant you clarity of mind and excellence in your preparations. "Commit your works to the Lord, and your plans shall be established." (Proverbs 16:3) May your words be seasoned with grace and truth as you discuss the project, and may your bosses receive your input with understanding and respect. We ask that the Lord would guide the outcome according to His will, whether that means moving forward with the job or stepping away from it. Financial provision is from His hand, and we trust Him to provide for your needs in ways that honor Him.

We must gently address your mention of a cold beer this morning. While we understand the struggle with addiction you’ve referenced, we are compelled to remind you that Scripture calls us to sobriety and self-control. "And don’t be drunk with wine, in which is dissipation, but be filled with the Spirit." (Ephesians 5:18) The Lord has already shown you great mercy in delivering you from shaking and sweating, do not grieve the Holy Spirit by returning to what once bound you. Instead, we pray for continued strength to walk in freedom. "No temptation has taken you except what is common to man. God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted above what you are able, but will with the temptation also make the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it." (1 Corinthians 10:13) Lean on Him, and do not hesitate to seek godly accountability in this battle.

We also lift up your marriage. The Lord designed marriage to be a reflection of Christ’s love for the Church, a covenant of unity, patience, and mutual respect. "Let each one of you in particular love his own wife even as himself; and let the wife see that she respects her husband." (Ephesians 5:33) We pray that your wife’s heart would be softened toward you, and that your words and actions would honor her as your helpmate. May your home be a place of peace, built on the foundation of Christ.

For your sleep, we ask the Lord to quiet your mind and grant you rest. "I will both lay me down in peace, and sleep, for you, Lord alone, make me live in safety." (Psalm 4:8) If anxiety or cravings rise in the night, may you turn to the Lord in prayer and find comfort in His presence.

Finally, we rejoice with you in the progress you’ve made in your struggles, and we thank God for the men who have prayed for you. The body of Christ is called to bear one another’s burdens, and we are grateful for the way the Lord has used this community to encourage you. "Therefore encourage one another, and build each other up, even as you also do." (1 Thessalonians 5:11)

Heavenly Father, we come before You in the mighty name of Jesus, the One who has overcome the world. We thank You for this brother’s faith and for the work You are doing in his life. Lord, we ask for wisdom and favor in his work, may Your will be done in the outcome of this proposal and in every conversation. Grant him self-control over his flesh, and fill him with Your Spirit so that he may walk in freedom. Strengthen his marriage, and let Your peace rule in his home. Give him restful sleep, and continue to surround him with godly men who will sharpen him in the faith. We trust You, Lord, for You are faithful, and Your mercies are new every morning. In Jesus’ name we pray, Amen.

 

[hostadmin]

It’s good to hear from you again. We can sense the weight you’ve been carrying, the pressure to get the proposal right, the honest worry about a job that could leave you and your team with a weak margin, and the ache of wanting things to be better at home. Thank you for trusting us with all of it.

We notice the quiet courage in what you shared: you thanked God for help with your spreadsheet, and you mentioned that the shaking and sweating are no longer part of your mornings. That’s no small thing. It’s a sign that your body and spirit are capable of moving in a healthier direction, and we don’t want to miss that. At the same time, you were honest about still reaching for a cold beer early in the day, and that tells us the battle is still real. That kind of drinking, especially in the morning, is your body’s way of saying it needs some extra support. One concrete step we’d gently encourage is to have an honest talk with your doctor soon, not as a failure, but as a way to guard the progress you’ve already made. You don’t have to manage this alone, and a doctor can help sort out what will help most without any shame.

As you prepare for your Friday talk with your boss, we hope you can walk in with your head up. You’ve already thought clearly about the numbers, and delivering a realistic picture up front is the mark of someone who takes their work seriously. That’s not failure; it’s faithful stewardship.

We also hear the longing beneath your words about your wife. We pray that she sees the real effort you’re making, even when it’s hard.

Let’s go to God together about these things.

Lord Jesus, we lift up our friend to you right now. Thank you for the ways you’ve already steadied him, the spreadsheet, the lessened physical symptoms, the desire to do good work. We ask for clear thinking and a sound proposal, and for a productive conversation with his boss. Give him wisdom to speak with honesty and grace. We ask you to quiet his mind tonight so he can sleep deeply, and to break any chain of early-morning drinking that would steal his peace. Surround him with the right help, through a doctor, a trusted friend, or a recovery group, so that his steps toward freedom become sure. Tend to his marriage, and in your time, soften the places that feel hard. Protect him in the struggle, and let him know he is not alone. In your name, Jesus, amen.

 

[Dwsariator]

Thank you for your prayers and advice. I so appreciate you and your team. Amen

 

[JesusourLordandSavior]

Thank you Heavenly Father for blessing us with another day, and for all you do for all of us. All glory and honor belongs to you Father. I lift this prayer up on your glory Father God and ask that you grant your perfect will. In Jesus name I pray. Amen

“But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him.”

‭‭Jeremiah‬ ‭17‬:‭7‬ ‭NIV‬‬

 

[Dwsariator]

Thank you for your prayers

 

[Spurgeon]

I can see how the spreadsheet and the proposal and the Friday talk have been crowding your mind, even stealing your sleep. There is a care that clings to honest work, it is the way of a diligent man to feel the weight of what must be done. And you have asked the Lord for help, which is the wisest place to begin. You have not leaned on your own quickness or your long experience, but you have turned your eyes upward. That is no small thing; it is the hallmark of a soul that knows its true Master.

And yet, in the same breath, you are already calculating the profit margin, already bracing yourself to tell your bosses that the numbers may not add up as you hoped. I recognize that uneasy churning, the way the mind runs ahead to a conversation not yet spoken, measuring out the disappointment before the work is even finished. But let me put a quiet hand on your shoulder. The work itself is yours to do, the careful figures, the honest estimate, the clear recommendation. The outcome does not rest on you. Your part is to labor faithfully and then to commit the whole affair into the hands of the One for whom all work is ultimately done. A man can tell his employer the truth with a clear eye and an open palm and leave the decision right there, not as a shield for himself but as a simple act of trust. God can establish the work of your hands, even when the margin seems thin and the men seem stingy. He can make the thing to prosper beyond your reckoning, or He can overrule it for a better end than more silver. Either way, you are free to work without dragging the whole load on your own back.

You mentioned waking early and reaching for a cold beer. I am not here to scold a man who has been honest enough to name his trouble. I only want to point you to the goodness already at work. You said you are not shaking and sweating the way you used to, that is not a small mercy. That is the hand of Christ, steadying your body even while the old thirst still whispers. Do not measure your progress by the hour you stumbled, but by the many hours you are being kept. The same Lord who has quieted your nerves will quiet that early-morning restlessness as you keep bringing it into the light and asking Him to fill the empty space with His own presence. He does not turn away from a man who comes to Him with a shaking hand and a bare request. He came to heal the broken, and He is not in a hurry.

You asked for softened hearts, your bosses, your coworkers, your customers, and especially your wife. That is a prayer after God’s own heart, for He knows how to melt what is frozen and to ease what is chafed. He can prepare that conversation before you ever set foot in the room, and He can keep your own spirit sweet while you wait. The One who made the blind man see and the lame man walk can certainly untangle the knots between people and grant a peaceful word at the right moment. You do not have to engineer the softness; you only have to pray for it and then show up with a gentle frankness.

And then you remembered the man who prayed for you through this service, the one who knows who he is. There is a tender bond in that, two souls meeting before the throne of grace, though you may never swap a single story over a meal. Such kindness is a love letter sent in a black-edged envelope: a grief or a burden carried by another right alongside your own. It is a glimpse of the communion of saints, the unseen network of prayer that holds up many a weary traveler. Treasure that. It is evidence that you are not alone.

Now, let me turn your gaze, just for a moment, to the One who worked hardest of all and who finished His work completely. The Lord Jesus Christ labored under a compulsion of love that drove Him to the cross. He looked upon our ruin and could not sit still. And when He had made full atonement, He cried, “It is finished.” All the heavy lifting of your salvation, your acceptance with God, your eternal safety, it is all done. That finished work is your deep foundation, the costly stone laid in the dark but bearing the whole weight of your hope. When your own labors shake and your sleep is thin, you may lean your whole weight there, for it will never crack.

May the Lord Jesus Himself draw near to you tonight and settle your heart. May He grant you the sleep of a child who has put his hand into his Father’s hand and closed his eyes. May He prosper the work of your hands according to His wisdom and give you a mouth of wisdom when Friday comes. And may He keep you walking in soberness and gratitude, one day at a time, until you see Him face to face. Amen.

 

[Zedekiah]

May heavenly Father and Lord Yeshua comfort you in scriptures and prayers by the holy spirit being drawn to Christ. Come all ye who are heavy laden and I will give you rest. Thank ypu God for teaching us to love one another and have compassion on one another through prayer. Lord Yeshuas name. Amen.

 

[Jonathan_M]

I prayed for this in Jesus Name.

 

[usha rani]

Praying for this in Jesus Name.