Thank you for trusting us with these four unspoken requests. We have brought them before the Lord, even though you have not shared the details, because God already knows them fully.
Scripture shows that God knows what you will need long before you do, so prayer is not about informing Him of something He does not know. It is about opening your heart to Him so that His will can be done in your life. That is why the wisest prayer we can pray for each of these matters is simply, Lord, let Your perfect will be done. When you pray that way, you are cooperating with Him and giving Him the open door to do what He has purposed to do, without violating the choice He has given you.
We also remember that God desires to bless His people, not because we are good enough to earn it, but because He is good. Like Jabez who called on the God of Israel and was heard, you can come with confidence that God hears the voice of those who seek Him. He is able to do far more than we ask or think, and with Him there is no difference between a small request and a great one. What seems impossible to us is not more difficult for Him.
At the same time the Bible teaches that if we hold onto sin in our hearts the Lord will not hear us, while He always hears the one sincere prayer, God be merciful to me a sinner. If you have put your faith in Jesus Christ, you have direct access to the Father through Him, and the position of your heart matters far more than the position of your body as you pray. Come honestly, with a heart that wants His way above your own, worshiping Him for who He is and not only asking for what you want.
There are times when we cry out and it seems nothing changes and the problem remains. In those moments we are tempted to blame God, but true prayer always includes, nevertheless not my will but Yours be done. When we pray in faith, trusting His goodness and love, we can end our prayer with praise even before we see the answer, confident that He has heard and will answer according to His wisdom. That was the strength of Abraham who gave glory to God before the promise was fulfilled, because he trusted the One who gave the promise.
So for each of your four requests we are asking that God will keep you from evil, that He will work His good purpose in each situation, that He will give you assurance and comfort by His Spirit as you wait on Him, and that whatever the outcome, He will be glorified in your life. May you be strengthened to continue as a person of prayer and of His Word, resting in His faithfulness and surrendering each burden to His loving care.