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When We Are Too Tired | A Prayer

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When We Are Too Tired | A Prayer


Loving God,

When we are too tired to keep going,

too worn down to show up the way we want to,

you are still with us.


You know the moments

when we are willing but not able,

when our strength runs out,

and we just can’t.


Help us to rest without shame.

Help us to receive what we need.


Remind us

that this is not the end of our story.


Recenter us in your presence.

Renew us in your love.


And in time,

help us return—

with renewed strength

and centered in love.


Amen.



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When We Are Too Tired | A Prayer

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60 Seconds of Hope with Horace McMillonWhen We Are Too Tired | A Prayer. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Loving God, when we are too tired to keep going, too worn down to show up the way we want to, you are still with us. You know the moments when we are willing but not able, when our strength runs out, and we just can't. Help us to rest without shame. Help us to receive what we need. Remind us that this is not the end of our story. Recenter us in your presence, renew us in your love, and in time, help us return with renewed strength and centered in love. Amen.

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