A Prayer for the Weary at the Day's End
For anyone who comes to the close of the day with little left to give.
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For anyone who comes to the close of the day with little left to give.
For the end of a long day, when strength is thin and the mind will not settle.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more questions than strength.
For the end of a long day, when strength is low and the work is not finished.
A prayer for anyone who comes to the end of the day with more weight than words.
For the end of a long day, when the work is unfinished and the heart is heavy.
For the end of a long day, when strength is thin and the heart is still willing.
For the end of a long day, when the work is unfinished and the hour is late.
For the end of a long day, when strength is thin and the work is not yet finished.
For the end of a long day, when strength is low and the work is not yet finished.
For the end of a long day, when the work is not finished and the strength is nearly gone.
For the end of a long day, when the mind is too worn to find its own words.
When the day ahead feels like more than you have strength for, the oldest promise is also the nearest one.
For the end of a long day, when strength is thin and the mind will not settle.
For the end of a long day, when the words come slowly.
For the end of a long day, when the work is not finished and the heart is worn thin.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more questions than strength.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with little left to give.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more asked of them than they had to give.
For the reader who has run out of words and still wants to pray.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more left undone than done.
A prayer for anyone who has run out of words and still wants to speak to God.
For the days when faith is less a fire than a small kept flame.
For anyone coming to the end of a long day with more undone than done.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with little left to give.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more owed than done, a prayer to set the weight down.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with little left to give.
In the middle of a book of grief, one line insists that mercy has not run out.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more weight than words.
For anyone who has run out of words but still wants to pray.
For anyone who comes to the end of the day with more asked of them than they had to give.
A prayer at the close of the week's reading, from the end of Peter's letter.
When Jesus stills a storm, his disciples ask a question the song of Moses already answered.
Shaped by the song of Moses and the waters of Marah in Exodus 15.
Shaped by the night of Passover in Exodus 12.
Shaped by Moses' complaint and God's answer in Exodus 5 and 6.
Shaped by the calling of Moses in Exodus 3 and 4.
Romans 8:1-17 fills the gap that chapter 7 left open, and fills it with the Spirit.
A prayer for the start of the working week, from Romans 6:15-23.
A Sunday prayer drawn from Romans 6:1-14.
Romans 5:12-21 tells the whole human story through the actions of two people.
A prayer shaped by Romans 5:1-11 for the end of a week.
Asking the gardener for the grace to stay connected and to accept his pruning.
Asking for the Advocate's help and the peace Jesus left behind.
The book of Ruth ends with a list of names, and the list is the point.
Ruth picks a field at random, and the narrator lets us see the hand behind the accident.
In Gethsemane Jesus prayed the prayer James's whole letter has been pointing toward.
James turns on the rich who withhold pay, and he says the money itself is testifying against them.