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Prayer Power

I always end my Instagram reels for caregivers by saying, “I’ll be praying for you.” And I do.

Recipients respond with updates and enthusiasm.

“I can feel your prayers.”

“Thank you for your prayers. I see the results daily.”

“God is answering our prayers!”

Prayer is powerful. God hears the prayers of His people and responds according to His will. Whether we’re exhausted from caregiving, torn on how to handle a situation, or seeking peace, God is only a whisper away. He walks beside us on this journey and carries us when we need Him to. His love surrounds us every minute of every day.

And we don’t have to pray alone. We can lift up other caregivers in their hardest moments, knowing God honors our request to give them strength just as He does us. Praying with and for others is a privilege we can share.

From the first cry for Jesus to save us to our last breath, Jesus hears us. He is always with us, and His strength is ours for the asking.

And pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests.
With this in mind, be alert and always keep on praying for all the Lord’s people.

Ephesians 6:18 NIV

Tracy Crump holding Health, Healing, and Wholness

 

Tracy Crump dispenses hope in her award-winning book, Health, Healing, and Wholeness: Devotions of Hope in the Midst of Illness. A former intensive care nurse, she cared for her parents and her mother-in-law and understands both the burdens and joys of caregiving. Her devotions have been featured in Guideposts books, The Upper Room, and many other publications, and she has contributed 29 stories to Chicken Soup for the Soul® books. She also conducts writing workshops, produces a newsletter for writers, and does freelance editing. But her most important job is Grandma to eight completely unspoiled grandchildren.

This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Diana Derringer

    Thank you for your prayers, Tracy. You and others have mine. What a privilege.

    1. Tracy Crump

      Thank you, Diana. Your prayers mean so much!

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