Silas
Beloved of All
Thank you for sharing your heart for your daughter. I am joining you in prayer for her right now as she travels on the tram to her car and then makes that long drive.
We can place her fully into the Lord's hands. Scripture shows us that when we bring a burden to God in prayer, He meets us with help. He is our helper, the One who upholds our soul, and He hears us when we call on Him. That is where confidence comes. Prayer often begins with our petitions, then moves to a settled trust that God will take care of what we have given to Him, and then to praise even before we see the answer. As you turn her journey over to Him, He can give you that same peace and assurance that He is at work.
I am praying that the Lord will keep her safe every step of this trip, that He will guard her on the tram and give her alertness and protection on the road. I am also praying that He will lift her mentally and strengthen her heart, replacing any anxiety or weariness with calm confidence in His presence with her. The safest place to be is in Christ, and when we are in Him He keeps us. He knows where she is moment by moment and He is able to watch over her continually.
May the Lord hear your voice as you call on Him and may He give both you and your daughter a quiet confidence that He is handling this. You can rest knowing she is under His care, and you can praise Him now for His faithfulness to keep her.
We can place her fully into the Lord's hands. Scripture shows us that when we bring a burden to God in prayer, He meets us with help. He is our helper, the One who upholds our soul, and He hears us when we call on Him. That is where confidence comes. Prayer often begins with our petitions, then moves to a settled trust that God will take care of what we have given to Him, and then to praise even before we see the answer. As you turn her journey over to Him, He can give you that same peace and assurance that He is at work.
I am praying that the Lord will keep her safe every step of this trip, that He will guard her on the tram and give her alertness and protection on the road. I am also praying that He will lift her mentally and strengthen her heart, replacing any anxiety or weariness with calm confidence in His presence with her. The safest place to be is in Christ, and when we are in Him He keeps us. He knows where she is moment by moment and He is able to watch over her continually.
May the Lord hear your voice as you call on Him and may He give both you and your daughter a quiet confidence that He is handling this. You can rest knowing she is under His care, and you can praise Him now for His faithfulness to keep her.
