#13. It's the contemporary version. The characters are all too familiar. I've seen those villains before. I can predict what's going to happen. It's a story I know all too well. And as great as the remake is… the original is always better.
When I think of the original stories... I think of the Bible. The David and Goliath type endings. The resurrection story lines. The romances. The drama. The redemption…. all started in this one book.
If I want to read something impactful and truly life changing, I dive into the wonders from the Word of God.
Hebrews 4:12: For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow, and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
2 Timothy 3:16-17: All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
#6. I used to run Track and Field in Middle and High School.
In school, I was a sprinter. I ran the 4 × 400-meter relay. I can take life like this sometimes, thinking I need to quickly get to the finish line. Let's try my absolute hardest and faint at the end. I recall when I first started writing in my younger years and I had something to prove... and once that metaphorical gun went off in my mind, I was working hard and publishing oftentimes 2-3 books a year. I wanted to run my race with vigor and passion.
In school, the coach also allowed me to run a cross-country event. We basically started the race on one side of the woods and didn't finish until we exited on the other side. I loved the change of scenery and the change of pace. I didn't have to use up all my energy; quite the opposite, I needed to reserve my energy for the duration of the journey. Now, as a more mature writer, I have this mindset. I am enjoying the experience more. I am going slower but still progressing. I can relax a little, just do my best, and leave the results up to God.
Which race are you running?
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#7. I stare at the ice cream pouring over, the candy decorations and the layers of chocolate. And I think to myself, "That's not a dessert. That's an Instagram post!"
And such novelties like the chocolate explosion dessert is just that... something gone viral. Here today, gone tomorrow. Boasting about yet another boyfriend. Bragging about a new job every single year... well, you can post about these experiences, but it's short-lived. The newness fades. And just as quickly as it is attained - it's now on to something else.
What I am looking for is not something new to post… or a trend to follow... but something real to live. I experience this when I applaud a couple who's been married for 50 years. I feel encouraged when someone retires from a career after lifelong loyalty to the same profession. The motto of my Church, Faith Assembly, is: Find Something Real. I would say the beauty of Christian fellowship and the faith of a Savior falls into the category of something that is lasting and genuine.
I don't want just another novelty, another fad, another thing trending. I relate to Jane Hayes in this scene from the movie: Austenland.
Mr. Henry Nobley: What do you want?
Jane Hayes: I want something real.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#23. I approved the cover art. I approved the text. My book was ready… but I couldn't hold it in my hand. I could see the finish line, but I couldn't celebrate quite yet.
Have you ever been in a transition? You see it, you just need to... take hold of it.
I like what it says in Matthew 6:10: "your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven" (emphasis mine).
It first starts in heaven. The prayers are answered in heaven. The breakthrough happens in heaven. And it will be released on earth at just the right time.
Let's be patient as promises from the Lord are being created in His kingdom right this second! I receive the miracles today that first formed from the Lord's hand. I touch the divine blessing and celebrate, knowing exactly where it came from!
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#16. There is a scene in the 2008 Disney movie,
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian.
Susan: You always knew we'd be coming back here, didn't you?
Lucy: I hoped so.
Susan: I just got used to the idea of living in England.
Lucy: But you are happy to be here, aren't you?
Susan: While it lasts.
Did you know that in September of 2022, I had something seemingly bad and stressful happen to me. And in September of 2023, I had something seemingly bad and stressful happen to me again!
For a while there, I had a very real anxiety against the month of September! And I say the expression "seemingly bad" because it ended up being a good thing; I just didn't know it then.
I don't want to assume the worst. I don't want to be waiting for the other shoe to drop. I want to invite the Lord in. I want to treasure every day. I want to open my eyes to God's blessings and miracles and victories. I am happy to be here! And if this season ends… there is another more beautiful one next. Lord, help me to open my heart in praise as you take me from glory to glory!
#19. The message was clear on the screen, giving me two options: This page is not responding. Wait or Exit Page.
It seems easy to Exit. To give up this task. To end this frustration.
But Samuel Rodriguez in his Christian Nonfiction book, Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine has this to say about the other not-so-popular option of waiting.
"Waiting by faith is especially agonizing since we can't see how God is working or know what His answers to our prayers might be. Over the years, though, I've learned that 'wait' and 'suddenly' are part of the same faith continuum" (pg. 110).
"Just because a door closes does not mean it can stop God from showing up. Because a closed door cannot stop a resurrected Jesus. No matter what door stands in your way, God is showing up for you" (pg. 116).
"Don't leave now! Do not quit. Don't decide to go before you see what God wants to do for you, what He wants to give you, how He wants to bless you. If you're tired of waiting, take heart. If you're afraid of what happens next, fear not. If you're disappointed by a closed door, just wait. The gift is worth the wait" (pg. 123).
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
Sunshine's Weekly Inspirational Blog Post!
#25. Travis and I were at the grocery store.
I saw a kind associate greeting customers in his lane. He nodded at me as I passed. This unspoken interaction made me smile.
I noticed a little son with his father. They were having the best time together. It was fun and playful. This unspoken interaction made me smile.
Two coworkers worked so well together! They were
in-sync. One bagged while one rang up the items. It was a moment of coworker camaraderie filled with such pleasantries. This unspoken interaction made me smile.
You never know what chain reaction your actions - spoken or unspoken - may cause to someone who you may not even think is watching.
I look over at my husband. I hope someone sees me and Travis positively interacting with each other as we are out shopping… and I hope it makes them smile.
This is my last weekly blog post for a while. My husband and I are taking a 21-day hiatus with the Lord. During that time, we will intercede for people and seek His will for our lives. Let me know if you have any prayer requests, and we’d love to pray for you!
#20. Emotions do matter! You are allowed to feel. Just don't allow your emotions to lead your heart. God's Word and truth dictate our lives, not how we feel. Let's stand strong in our faith and stand strong on the Word of God.
You are allowed to feel discouraged. But take heart!
➤ Galatians 6:9: Let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.
You are allowed to feel misunderstood by family. But take heart!
➤ Psalm 27:10: For my father and my mother have forsaken me, but the Lord will take me in.
You are allowed to feel weak. But take heart!
➤ 2 Corinthians 12:9: He said to me, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” Therefore, I will boast all the more gladly of my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may rest upon me.
You are allowed to feel sad. But take heart!
➤ Psalm 34:18: The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves the crushed in spirit.
Being human is being real with your emotions. You can feel… but don't stay stuck there! Move forward in the power and strength of God's written Word and stand on His promises to get you through whatever situation you are dealing with at this moment.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#11. Travis and I are "back" from our 21-day hiatus with the Lord, and it was truly a wonderful time of interceding for others while seeking the will of God for our lives.
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I became a Brand Ambassador five years ago. I started with 3 companies; I have since signed with 28. I now partner with some of the world's largest brands (Domestic and International). I recently made the difficult decision to release myself from one of the original companies that signed me back in 2020.
The truth was, that partnership was not working anymore, though I had been with this company for all those years. What worked then was not working in my favor now.
I had to have these deep conversations. I needed to be truthful about the situation. I needed to realize what was no longer fruitful... to cut it off, so that I can move on and progress forward.
Just a reminder today: There is nothing wrong if you need to uproot and replant.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
#21. It was the 4th of July. We were in the parking lot of a local mall watching the fireworks go off. The show was fantastic! Blues and reds and yellows filled the night sky.
There was a large crowd, and I noticed one mom was so involved with taking pictures of her daughters, she didn't realize she was in the way of a passing car!
And I saw one woman shooting a video of the fireworks and was annoyed - even shooed away - her husband's need to speak with her.
I realized something right then about prioritizing what's important. About being present and in the moment.
Watch your step and maybe watch your next step. Be joyful of the radiance in front of you but realize the real miracle may be the person beside you. And my personal favorite life-lesson… put the phone down. These days are not recorded, they are LIVE. We cannot fast-forward or rewind. There is a reason for you being right here right now.
"Study well the present moment... it took you a lifetime to get here."
- Mike Murdock
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#26. Travis and I are "back" from our 21-day hiatus with the Lord, and it was truly a wonderful time of interceding for others while seeking the will of God for our lives.
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I use the writing tool, Grammarly, when I am typing my pages. It's easier for me to see what is wrong (spelling, grammar, or tone) and to fix the mistakes as I am writing the story.
Grammarly indicates with red underlines and bold colors that something on my page is wrong. I look over that sentence, read it again carefully, and decide... that I want it to stay as is. I am the creator of this piece, and I ultimately make the decision on what changes and what stays.
I encourage you to… take advice, but what you eventually decide is up to you. Don't let "experts" deter you from what you know is right. Hold fast to the truth. This is your story, not anyone else's. Think carefully. Consider every option, because you are the one to take that next step. So, slow down. Is there something in your life worth changing? Or is it perfect as is?
If you need prayer, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
#24. Travis and I visited The Avian Reconditioning Center for Birds of Prey. We were told about the raptors, owls, and birds at their facility. If the birds - unable to be released back into the wild and are now cared for at the facility - are social and able to adapt, the easier they can be trained and can be used in these settings and out in the public.
We were told (and shown) some wild birds who remain unsocial and unpliable... and not only are they left alone, but this type of behavior can affect their overall health and well-being.
I saw both of these examples in action. One large angry bird was off to the side, nearly hissing at people. And I watched a bird show, where the star hawk showed off his moves to a clapping audience. Don't forget… both birds came from the wild and are now handled by humans at this facility.
I am asking the Lord to show me how I can be used more for His glory. Even in settings that are unfamiliar to me or times when I feel out of my comfort zone… allow me to adapt, to submit, and to humble myself before Him. I want to be open to all the possibilities that God has for me. I don't want to sit on the sidelines, sulking. I want to have a good temperament, an open heart, and a grateful spirit, knowing I was adopted into His heavenly family.
#3. "When you feel yourself starting to lose courage, talk to yourself! Tell yourself that you have made it through difficulties in the past and you will make it again. Remind yourself of past victories. Make a list of your blessings and read them out loud anytime you feel yourself starting to sink emotionally."
- Joyce Meyer (Book: The Confident Woman)
This passage made me think about how often we forget God's blessings towards us. We need to remind ourselves how God got us through personal storms in the past and how we can overcome again by His help and grace. We need to rehearse past breakthroughs and how God answered our prayers and how miracles took place on our behalf.
God, I pray that we will remember your faithfulness, your goodness, your uncanny ability to come through at just the right time. I pray God that we will applaud the good works you have shown us. I pray God that we will humble ourselves, highly aware of the breakthroughs and victories from yesterday and that God will certainly be with us today.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#27. I was watching the 1971 movie, Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
As a woman in this day and age… as a Millennial growing up with instant messages, quick texts, ask-AI-for-answers, the luxury of buy now + pay later options… Veruca Salt's song, "I want it now!" convicted me.
How often do I say that? I may not want a golden goose who lays golden eggs… but I better not wait too long. I may not ask for a party with pink macaroons and a million balloons… but boy do I get impatient at a red light, or I complain in rush hour traffic. I expect an important email sent to someone to be answered the same day. I want progress and results from my efforts, not respecting the seasons of seedtime and harvest.
Veruca Salt wants the whole works… Presents and prizes and sweets and surprises of all shapes and sizes. Ouch. Don't I sometimes want God's presents more than His presence? And her line, "And if I don't get the things I am after… I'm going to scream." Calm down, Veruca Salt. Calm down, Me. Stay humble and on my knees. I may want it now, but I don't need it now. God, your help in this!!
Listen to the Oompa Loompas and their sage advice: "If you're not spoiled then you will go far. You will live in happiness, too."
#15. I was watching the Hallmark Channel Christmas movie #Xmas starring Clare Bowen and Brant Daugherty.
In one scene the main character, Jen, was anxious about how to manage things moving forward. Her sister motions her hands like, Poof! and responds quickly, "Problem for future us."
A few days later, I open a Dove chocolate and the text on the wrapper reads: "Sounds like a problem for Monday."
Telling this to present-day me: I do not need to have all the answers right now. I will not have everything figured out exactly and I am okay with that! I maintain the mindset of contentment, and I practice being in the moment. Tomorrow will take care of itself. Future me will have concerns. Monday will contain its own set of problems. And I do what I can today. This day is all I have. I will do my best right here right now without the pressures and stress of the future weighing me down.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
Eyes to see. April 29
I was reading through the Samuel Rodriguez book "Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine" and a passage jumped out at me in Chapter 7.
Rodriguez was talking about growing up in Pennsylvania, and he recalls a glow-up sign at a rescue mission with the words: "Jesus Saves." He says that those two bright words became part of the landscape, something overlooked by familiarity.
Years later, Rodriguez sees those same two words "Jesus Saves" now in New York, sprayed in graffiti. "You've probably glimpsed those words on various signs and storefronts as well… on a church message board or a ministry welcome sign… You might have noticed them, or they may have become part of the scenery" (pg. 128).
"Those two words demanded attention - for those who had eyes to see" (pg. 127).
I am sharing this passage because I do not want…
Jesus Christ, His message, His goodness, His love, His glory, His miracles, His power…
...to be something that I overlook. I want to have eyes to see. I want to stop and praise. "Jesus Saves" is a victory cry from my heart.
"If you want to experience God's power in your life, then you must elevate Jesus above everything else and everyone else."
- Samuel Rodriguez
Book: Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine
#12. My phone battery went out. I didn't even know I had used it, well... to the point where the battery was dead. It needed a charge and quick.
Similarly, we are used up. Our souls need to be plugged back into the True Source.
John 15: 1-2, 4: “I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener. He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes, so that it will be even more fruitful. Remain in me, as I also remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me.
v.5: “I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing."
God, we come to you today saying, "We need you. Our souls long for you! Renew us and restore us back to your fullness. Like a battery all charged up, let us feel energized and strong to face the day with you by our side."
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#4. We left a bowl of seeds out for the cardinals and watched the birds discover the free treat with such delight! I told the cardinals, "It's for you. Eat up. It's all for you!"
There is a passage in my book, God the Father, Jesus the Big Brother, Holy Spirit the Best Friend where Beth Hall shares her testimony.
"Even though anyone else could feel some aggravation and an annoyance to live without a car, Beth keeps a good attitude. “I don’t feel like God is withholding good things from me.” Beth described a personal story where a father held on to a good gift until his child’s birthday. Beth has the perspective that God’s got “her future car” and that He’ll give it to her at the appropriate time, similar to the father in the scene.
Beth feels like she is using her time to experience God’s intimacy with her as His Heavenly daughter. “I am having all of my cares taken care of,” she says. She knows that her Heavenly Dad would give her anything she desired, if that’s what would make her happy. During the time of writing this, Beth saw her miracle happen and after three years, she is a happy owner of a new car."
We serve a good God, and He is celebrated for how He rains down free gifts and personalized blessings just for us!
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#14. I can feel disappointed, but I cannot… live there. I may feel disappointed, but I am not allowing that outcome to change me into a negative person.
Joyce Meyer speaks more about this in her Christian nonfiction book, The Confident Woman:
"Fear is the dark room where all your negatives are developed, so why not look at the brighter side of life? Why not believe something good is going to happen to you? If you think you are protecting yourself from being disappointed by not expecting anything good, you are mistaken. You are living in disappointment if you are doing that. What is wrong with seeing the glass half full instead of half empty?"
"Recovering from pain or disappointment of any kind is not something that just happens to some people and not to others. It is a decision! You make a decision to let go and go on. You learn from your mistakes. You refuse to think about what you have lost, but instead you inventory what you have left and begin using it. Be a living example of a confident woman who always recovers from setbacks no matter how difficult or frequent they are. I will never quit, because God is on my side."
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
#5. I want to share today's devotional written by Billy Graham. If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
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"Those who still reject me are like the restless sea... There is no peace, says my God, for them!"
—Isaiah 57:20,21 (TLB)
"Faith has legs . . . I heard about a man some years ago who was rolling a wheelbarrow back and forth on a tightrope across Niagara River. Thousands of people were shouting him on. He put a 200-pound sack of dirt in the wheelbarrow and rolled it over, and then he rolled it back. He turned to the crowd and asked, “How many of you believe that I can roll a man across?” Everybody shouted! One man in the front row was very excited in his professed belief. The man pointed to this excited professor and said, “You’re next!” You couldn’t see that man for dust! He didn’t actually believe it. He thought he believed it—but he was not willing to get in the wheelbarrow. Just so with Christ. Many people say they believe in Him, they say they follow Him. But they never have stepped into the wheelbarrow. They actually never have committed and surrendered themselves wholly, 100 percent to Christ."
Prayer for the day:
Loving Lord Jesus, it was only when I surrendered everything to You that I knew the ultimate joy and peace that had always escaped me.
-From Day by Day with Billy Graham
#9. I was watching a baking show on TV. The bakers had six hours to make a showstopper! It could be a giant three-tiered cake or a bread masterpiece or a chocolate crazy explosion.
Whatever this dessert was, after all those hours of investing and stressing and creating, it takes just minutes to eat what took them so long to make.
I thought about how it takes me.... about nine months to a year to write and publish a book... and a reader can devour the text in mere hours.
Whatever you are doing with your time, your energy, your strength… you are going to have to love it! Whatever you are focusing on and creating - it's going to have to be worth it to you. You have to put your heart and soul into your project. It doesn't matter how long it takes or how much it requires to complete, know that it brings a smile to the one who gets to enjoy your personal showstopper.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
1. I don't like going to the Dentist any more than the next person. But I do enjoy the book I'm reading. And while I'm sitting in that waiting room, I have something that can keep me patient… keep me occupied. And as people walk in and out… names are called… things are happening around me (Wait? Wasn't I waiting longer than her so why is her name being called?)… I trust the process. I trust what I cannot see. I can ask for an update or a progress report. I am a big proponent of advocating for yourself. But I am keeping the right attitude while I wait.
Obviously, this piece of encouragement can be used outside the Dental office. When I want something to happen and it's taking forever… if I feel like others are getting ahead of me while I'm still sitting here… when I don't like this current season I'm in… I have to be patient, trust in the Lord, and maintain the right attitude. My name will be called soon enough.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#10. I've been recognized in public... but probably not for the reasons you would think.
One young lady says to me, "I know who you are. You ate at First Watch. I was your server."
One young associate waves at me. "Hello Sunshine Rodgers!" as I walk into Culver's.
One waitress recognizes me. "I remember you. You ate at McAlister's all the time."
I am happy to know that I am *that girl* who eats at these great restaurants!
But, more seriously… more importantly, I want to be known as the girl who loves Jesus Christ. I want my name to be associated with light and love and empowerment and inspiration. I want people to know my faith and my beliefs. I want people to recognize the power of God from my life. I want people to stop and look up as I point to Heaven.
What do you want to be known for?
This is my last weekly blog post for a while. My husband and I are taking a 21-day hiatus with the Lord. During that time, we will intercede for people and seek His will for our lives. Let me know if you have any prayer requests and we’d love to pray for you!
#8. "Just look up. There is something better for you."
I said this to a cardinal eating in the dirt when there was a bowl of fresh seeds mere feet from her.
How many times have we done this? Settled for less when we could be enjoying the best? Let's embrace God's goodness. Let's receive His pleasant blessings. Strip away the old. He is bringing us into a newness. Look up and see the feast God has prepared!
Psalm 34:8: Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good!
Psalm 135:3: Praise the Lord, for the Lord is good; sing to his name, for it is pleasant!
Deuteronomy 8:7: For the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land, a land of brooks of water, of fountains and springs, flowing out in the valleys and hills…
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#2. I am emotional looking at the empty shelves and store closures. What once held party supplies and cosmetics, and snack treats just show space and sale signs.
Walking through Big Lots and Party City, I hate to see a store I had shopped at so many times now at its last leg… its final days. It's hard to say good-bye.
All the more reason why I am happy I can cling to a God who is never failing, always stable, never going to shut His doors on me. I depend on the Almighty. He is my Rock.
Psalm 18:2: The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.
Psalm 61:2: I call to You when my heart is faint. Lead me to the rock that is higher than I.
Proverbs 18:10: The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous man runs into it and is safe.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
#22. I tell my exact order to a Starbucks worker. I want my blueberry muffin heated. I want a venti coffee Frappuccino with two scoops of ice, five pumps of frap roast, and double blended. And I trust that the Starbucks worker is going to take care of this specific order.
I look at my husband. Why is it that I oftentimes don't express those same specific wants with my spouse? Why am I so vocal to a Starbucks worker and lips sealed when it comes to my wants or needs in this marriage?
I encourage myself (maybe others in this same scenario) to open up. To share the specifics. To let my spouse in on the details to what I am feeling. If I can trust that Starbucks worker to take care of my drink order, I can certainly trust my partner to take care of me. It's okay to vocalize your needs, and to say what's on your mind. It might be... well, the extra foam needed on top of a piping hot cup of love.
If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you.
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#18. I can sense it coming. The music gets louder. The character takes a wrongful turn. And I wrap my fingers around the remote, quickly pushing the fast-forward button, skipping through the parts of the movie I don't want to watch.
I wish there was a button for when I want to avoid certain times in my life. But alas, I have to move straight through the transitions, the stressful times, the uncertainties of life, and the hardships.
When this part of your journey is a little too emotional, cling to the Lord. He will help you get through it, get past it, and return you to the good parts of your story!
Isaiah 41:10: Don’t be afraid, for I am with you.
Don’t be discouraged, for I am your God.
I will strengthen you and help you.
I will hold you up with my victorious right hand.
Hebrews 4:16: Let us come boldly to the throne of our gracious God. There we will receive his mercy, and we will find grace to help us when we need it most.
Philippians 4:13: For I can do everything through Christ, who gives me strength.
2 Thessalonians 3:3: The Lord is faithful; he will strengthen you and guard you from the evil one.
This is my last weekly blog post for a while. My husband and I are taking a 21-day hiatus with the Lord. During that time, we will intercede for people and seek His will for our lives. Let me know if you have any prayer requests. I'd love to pray for you!
#17. I want to share today's devotional written by Billy Graham. If you need prayer for anything, let me know. I would love to pray for you!
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Let the peace of God rule in your hearts ...
—Colossians 3:15
When we examine the problems that confront us in our world today, we find that every one of them resolves into a problem of “inner space,” a problem of the dark side of the human spirit. From thousands of letters we receive, it is evident that a large proportion of the population is facing deep personal problems. They vary from person to person, but they do exist, and they are all problems of “inner space.”
Yes, we are the people who have been conquering outer space but are in danger of losing the battle of the spirit. But there is a solution—for millions it has already been reached—and that solution is in Jesus Christ. He said, “My peace”—my liberty, my freedom—"I give unto you” (John 14:27).
Today if we will turn the searchlight of truth on the dark side of our human spirits and let Jesus Christ become the Master Control of our lives, a new day will dawn for us. Submit the “inner space” of your life to Him.
Prayer for the day
How often I hurt deep down inside me, Lord, but the knowledge of Your love and compassion brings me hope and peace.