A Prayer to Show Compassion | Your Daily Prayer

Author of Embracing Eternity in the Here and Now

Published Jul 18, 2024

Thank you for the gift of the Bible. May we never take for granted being able to come before you each day with open hearts and minds. Lord, we ask that You help us look more like You each day. Guide us as we clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Let us not be overcome by the desires of our flesh; help us to flee from temptation, saying no to allowing pride to creep into our thoughts and actions. When we’ve sinned, help us quickly seek forgiveness before You and those who we’ve offended. We love you, Lord. In Jesus’ Name, amen.

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Laura Bailey author bio photo Laura Bailey is an author and Bible teacher who encourages others to understand what they believe, why it matters, and how to apply biblical truths to their lives. Laura holds a certificate in Biblical Women's Studies from SEBTS and serves as a workplace chaplain and the director of women’s ministries at her church. She is the author of multiple books and Bible studies; her most recent one on Habakkuk explores Habakkuk’s message of hope Amid Uncertainty. She lives in Upstate South Carolina with her husband and 3 daughters. She attends Macedonia Baptist Church, where she is the director of Women’s Ministry and teaches Bible studies weekly. Learn more about her ministry and her books: www.LauraRBailey.com connect on Facebook and Instagram.

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