Spiritual Non-Fiction posted May 25, 2024 |
I pray you'll hear my plea
Heavenly Father, Hear My Cry
by BermyBye50
Abba Father,
I come before You with a heart heavy with the trials and temptations that seem to shadow my every step. Life has been a journey filled with moments of joy and pain, triumph and failure, but lately, the burdens of shame, blame, and guilt weigh me down more than ever. I know You are always with me, yet I find it hard to see the light through the fog of these destructive emotions.
Abba Father, I feel so overwhelmed by shame. I look at my past and see mistakes that haunt me, choices that I regret deeply. These memories make me feel unworthy of love, forgiveness, and even Your grace. I wonder if I will ever be able to move beyond these feelings and see myself the way You see me—as Your beloved child. Please help me to let go of this shame, to understand that my worth is not defined by my past but by Your infinite love and mercy.
Blame is another shadow that follows me. I blame myself for so many things—for hurting those I love, for missed opportunities, for not being strong enough to resist temptations. Sometimes, I even find myself blaming others, shifting responsibility to avoid facing my shortcomings. This blame creates a barrier between me and the healing I so desperately need. Abba, teach me to accept responsibility where it is due but also to extend grace to myself and others. Help me to find a balance where I can learn from my mistakes without being consumed by them.
Guilt, too, is ever-present, gnawing at my peace of mind. I feel guilty for the pain I have caused, and for the times I have fallen short of being the person I aspire to be. This guilt makes it hard to believe that I can ever truly make amends or find redemption. Yet, I know that You offer forgiveness freely, and I long to accept it fully. Help me, Abba, to release this guilt and to trust in Your promise of forgiveness. Guide me in making amends where I can, and grant me the strength to forgive myself as You have forgiven me.
Abba Father, I need Your guidance now more than ever. Show me the path to healing and wholeness. Help me to replace shame with a sense of worthiness, to transform blame into constructive action, and to lift the burden of guilt through Your grace. Surround me with people who will support and uplift me, and give me the courage to reach out for help when I need it.
In moments of doubt, remind me of Your unwavering love. In times of weakness, grant me Your strength. When I feel lost, be my guiding light. I believe with all my heart and soul that You hear my prayers and that You are with me in every step of this journey.
Thank You, Heavenly Father, for Your endless mercy and for the hope You provide. I trust in Your plan for my life and pray that You lead me toward a future filled with peace, joy, and redemption.
With a heart full of faith and hope,
Amen
Dear God, writing prompt entry
Abba Father,
I come before You with a heart heavy with the trials and temptations that seem to shadow my every step. Life has been a journey filled with moments of joy and pain, triumph and failure, but lately, the burdens of shame, blame, and guilt weigh me down more than ever. I know You are always with me, yet I find it hard to see the light through the fog of these destructive emotions.
Abba Father, I feel so overwhelmed by shame. I look at my past and see mistakes that haunt me, choices that I regret deeply. These memories make me feel unworthy of love, forgiveness, and even Your grace. I wonder if I will ever be able to move beyond these feelings and see myself the way You see me—as Your beloved child. Please help me to let go of this shame, to understand that my worth is not defined by my past but by Your infinite love and mercy.
Blame is another shadow that follows me. I blame myself for so many things—for hurting those I love, for missed opportunities, for not being strong enough to resist temptations. Sometimes, I even find myself blaming others, shifting responsibility to avoid facing my shortcomings. This blame creates a barrier between me and the healing I so desperately need. Abba, teach me to accept responsibility where it is due but also to extend grace to myself and others. Help me to find a balance where I can learn from my mistakes without being consumed by them.
Guilt, too, is ever-present, gnawing at my peace of mind. I feel guilty for the pain I have caused, and for the times I have fallen short of being the person I aspire to be. This guilt makes it hard to believe that I can ever truly make amends or find redemption. Yet, I know that You offer forgiveness freely, and I long to accept it fully. Help me, Abba, to release this guilt and to trust in Your promise of forgiveness. Guide me in making amends where I can, and grant me the strength to forgive myself as You have forgiven me.
Abba Father, I need Your guidance now more than ever. Show me the path to healing and wholeness. Help me to replace shame with a sense of worthiness, to transform blame into constructive action, and to lift the burden of guilt through Your grace. Surround me with people who will support and uplift me, and give me the courage to reach out for help when I need it.
In moments of doubt, remind me of Your unwavering love. In times of weakness, grant me Your strength. When I feel lost, be my guiding light. I believe with all my heart and soul that You hear my prayers and that You are with me in every step of this journey.
Thank You, Heavenly Father, for Your endless mercy and for the hope You provide. I trust in Your plan for my life and pray that You lead me toward a future filled with peace, joy, and redemption.
With a heart full of faith and hope,
Amen
Writing Prompt Write a letter to God expressing your most pressing concerns and/or questions believing with all your heart and soul, that He will receive, read and answer you. Your letter does not necessarily have to be be a request. Just a sincere heart to heart will do. No poetry. |
Mark 14:36:
"And He [Yeshua] said, "Abba Father, all things are possible for You. Take this cup away from Me; nevertheless, not what I will, but what You will."
Romans 8:15:
"For you did not receive the spirit of bondage again to fear, but you received the Spirit of adoption by whom we cry out, "Abba, Father."
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