prayer – The Laughing Grandma

June prayers for our adult kids

Beginning with praise :: Bring joy to your servant, Lord, for I put my trust in you. You, Lord, are forgiving(more…)

Praising God Almighty Just as David praised you as God Almighty in front of his whole kingdom, we also praise(more…)

[Repost from January 2022….and just as true today as it was then.] 🖤 When this little package of perfection arrived(more…)

Praising the God Who Sanctifies Our God who sanctifies, we praise you. You sent your son who bore our sins(more…)

Praising the God Who Heals :: Healing Father, we bless your holy name. You forgive offenses and heal diseases. You(more…)

Praising the God Who Is With Us :: Lord, you search my heart and know me completely. You know when(more…)

Few things in life make me feel as helpless as knowing that one of my adult kids is afraid or(more…)

YOUR SOUL TO KEEP is both a personal prayer guide and tool for small groups. Choose your adventure and start(more…)

Praising the God Who Provides :: We praise you, Lord, for providing peace and grace through Jesus. Your forgiveness is(more…)

A Psalm of Praise :: Mary held her firstborn son, wrapped him in cloth, and placed him in a manger(more…)

This prayer page is a great way to keep your little turkeys busy while you put the final touches on(more…)

Praising Alpha & Omega :: Lord, you are the beginning. You created heaven and earth, and every living being. You(more…)

Praising the God who Sees :: We proclaim that you are great, oh God, and we praise your name together.(more…)

Praising God Our Shepherd || Father, we praise you for being a perfect Shepherd who provides extravagantly, protects fiercely, and(more…)

Praising the God of Armies :: God of Armies, you are our refuge and strength; a helper who can always(more…)

Praising the Lord of Peace :: Lord of Peace, equip me for battle and be with me. May my soul(more…)

Today, Bella and I had so much fun making an orphan prayer chain together, using the printable from the post:(more…)

The look on Kaycee’s face said it all. She stood in front of our fridge, searching the faces of 20(more…)