Full of Thirst
If the words won't come, or the words feel empty — that does not mean prayer has failed. A reflection on Psalm 63 and what it means when the thirst itself is the prayer.
Daily Scripture and short reflections from Brad Powers — a quiet place to meet God, steady and rooted in Christ.
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If the words won't come, or the words feel empty — that does not mean prayer has failed. A reflection on Psalm 63 and what it means when the thirst itself is the prayer.
Paul is writing from prison, and he knows he will not leave. What he chooses to say with his last words is not what you might expect. A reflection on 2 Timothy 4:1–8 and the question worth asking every day.
Psalm 67's prayer for blessing has a direction built into it — so that God's ways become known among all nations — and the empty field this morning made that logic visible: the harvest was never meant to stop, it was always seed for the next planting.
How many things have you tried thinking they would make you happy or give you peace? A reflection on Acts 17:22–31 and the altar we are all still building.
It's one thing to say we love each other. A reflection on John 17:20–26 and what it looks like when people can actually feel it.
I do not like making mistakes. And I really do not like it when I fall to sin — because the voice that follows says I should know better. A reflection on 2 Corinthians 12:1–10 and what it means when God says no to what we most want taken away.