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The Daily Prayer: Psalm 92:1-4

The Daily Prayer
Psalm 92:1-4
April 26, 2026

Prayer: Our Father, it is with great thanks and love that we bow before your presence today to adore you and praise your glorious name. You have given us this day, the queen of days, to feed our souls with your presence and Word. It is good, indeed, to give thanks to you in a world of misery and ruin. It is indeed good and refreshing to come to you to praise you in a world full of complaining and griping.

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Daily Prayer for April 22, 2026: Psalm 32

Daily Prayer
Psalm 32
April 22, 2026

This prayer is aligned with The Morning Devotional from Psalm 32

Prayer: Father, we come to you today as weak creatures of dust, thankful that you are kind and compassionate towards helpless sinners. Yet, we know that your goodness displayed towards us comes at a very high price - the gift of your beloved Son, who alone cleanses us from all our sins and transgressions.

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Daily Prayer for the Lord's Day, March 15, 2026: Matthew 6:33

Daily Prayer
March 15, 2026

Prayer: Our God in heaven, we are thankful to you for your many mercies and your work of salvation given to us according to your grace and wisdom. We thank you for not treating us as we deserve, because we know that if you were to mark iniquities, who could stand? We praise your name for the hope the Lord’ sDay brings to your redeemed people.

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Daily Prayer for the Lord's Day, March 1, 2026

Daily Prayer
March 1, 2026

Prayer: Our God, we are mere pilgrims in this sin-wrecked world. We are walking to our heavenly rest, and we often feel the weight and burden of this life as we wrestle with the world, the flesh, and the devil. We witness atrocities of every kind. We see the consequences of sin each day. We witness it in the culture, our leaders, neighbors, friends, and other believers. We witness it in ourselves. We grieve the mess sin has made in a world you made and called very good. You, Lord, know all about these struggles because you suffered in all ways we do, yet without sin.

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