
How to Pray for America Today: 4 Inspiring Ideas
As we celebrate our nation each summer, may we remember to pause and pray for America. Discover 4 ways to pray today.

As we celebrate our nation each summer, may we remember to pause and pray for America. Discover 4 ways to pray today.

You won’t find a mug with these Bible verses from Psalm 13: “How long will I store up anxious concerns within me, agony in my mind every day?

Being a dad is one of life’s greatest honors—and one of its biggest challenges. Here’s some reminders from God’s Word to encourage you today.

Peter Burton’s song “Where Would I Be” invites us to pause and consider the question: Where would I be without Jesus?

God gave the Israelites manna in the wilderness. But when His provision doesn’t come packaged the way we hoped, we may miss the miracle.

Kneel, lift your hands, sit quietly, or simply pray. Worship doesn’t have to look polished to be powerful.

“Jesus All Along” by Franni Cash reveals the moments we thought we were alone were actually filled with His presence.

If you’re a weary mom needing some extra encouragement today, join us in finding promises to cling to in God’s Word.

Let this encourage you to step out in faith. Sometimes God is asking us to speak hope into someone’s life and we hesitate. DON’T HESITATE.

Gossip may feel harmless in the moment. It’s subtle, but it’s powerful—and not in a good way. But God calls us to something better.

From the very beginning of Scripture to the words of Jesus, the Bible consistently shows us that rest is not only important—it’s essential.

Bay Turner’s song “Somebody’s Praying” is a powerful reminder that even when we feel alone, heaven is being stirred on our behalf.

If your heart is full of questions… if you’re carrying confusion, disappointment, or even doubt… take it to Him. Go straight to the source.

The news of the Resurrection first came to the women in Jesus’ life. Let’s remember those first Easter events through their eyes.

We live in a world that constantly tells us to be better, do more, and measure up. That’s why Micah Tyler’s song “Perfectly” hits so deeply.

The next time that old cry of “That’s not fair!” rises up, maybe we can pause and remember Psalm 37. We can choose trust over comparison.