Your Nightly Prayer: Evening Prayers for Christians

Life rarely unfolds the way we expect. As our nightly prayer and devotional remind us, seasons shift suddenly, plans unravel, and change often catches us off guard. When this happens, it’s easy to feel unsteady, uncertain, or even abandoned. But Scripture assures us that even when life changes, God ...

Change is never easy—especially when it means saying goodbye to a season we’ve grown to love or finding the courage to step into something new. Yet, as our nightly prayer and devotional remind us, “the end of a thing” can actually be better than its beginning.

Just like a vase of flowers that quickly drinks up all its water, our hearts can run dry when we’ve been pouring out for everyone else and neglecting to be refilled. Over time, as our nightly prayer and devotional reminds us, exhaustion takes root—physically, mentally, and spiritually—and even our faith can start to wilt.

Waiting on God can feel unbearable when it seems like everyone else is moving ahead—marriages, milestones, ministries, or dreams fulfilled—while you’re still praying, still waiting, still wondering. In tonight's prayer and devotional, we reflect that in our fast-paced world, waiting feels like falling behind. But Scripture...

For many of us, slowing down feels impossible. In our nightly prayer and devotional, we remember that the world constantly urges us to fill every moment with movement—more productivity, more noise, more plans. But when our days are dictated by urgency, we lose sight of the One who never rushes.

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Change is never easy. As our nightly prayer and devotional remind us, the arrival of a new season sometimes brings joy and excitement—pumpkin patches, crisp air, and cozy nights by the fire. For others, it ushers in loss, nostalgia, or dread. Whether you’re welcoming autumn with open arms or wishing summer could stay forever, Ps...

Unmet expectations can cut deep—sometimes deeper than we realize. As our nightly prayer and devotional remind us, maybe it was something small, like being forgotten on your birthday, or something life-altering, like a loved one who abandoned you or a dream that never came to pass. When what we hoped for doesn’t happen, the disap...

Letting go can feel like losing control—and sometimes, it feels like failure. As our nightly prayer and devotional remind us, whether you’re struggling with a strained relationship, a child’s choices, financial uncertainty, or health fears, surrender can seem terrifying. Yet Psalm 37:5 reminds us that

Contentment isn’t natural—it must be learned. As our evening prayer and devotional remind us, in our culture of striving and scrolling, it’s easy to believe happiness comes only with the “next best thing.” Social media highlights often amplify our discontent, drawing our focus to what we lack rather than what w...

We were created for connection. As tonight's prayer and devotional remind us, even in the perfection of Eden, God saw that it was not good for Adam to be alone. Loneliness is more than a feeling—it can wound us deeply, especially when accompanied by betrayal, abandonment, or rejection. In this evening prayer and devotional, Britt Moon...

Nighttime has a way of magnifying our worries. As our nightly prayer and devotional remind us, when the day’s noise dies down, our minds often rush ahead into the what-ifs of tomorrow—or rehash today’s troubles. This endless cycle of anxious thoughts can feel overwhelming.

But God invite...

Disappointment cuts deep. Whether it comes through broken trust, strained relationships, or unmet expectations, our natural response is often to pull back—to protect our hearts with control, silence, or distance. Tonight's prayer and devotional on Romans 15:13 offers us a better way: to place our trust not in perfection or outcomes, b...

The seasons of our lives are always changing—the schools we attend, jobs we hold, as well as relationships and personal chapters. As each one ends, it’s tempting to look back with regret, replaying our mistakes and missteps. But as our evening prayer and devotional remind us, regret quickly morphs into shame, and shame whispers ...

Life is full of struggles—grief, illness, financial stress, and broken relationships. But as our evening prayer and scripture remind us, even in hardship, God offers something deeper than fleeting happiness: His joy.

Unlike worldly happiness, which rises and falls with our circumstances, the joy of ...

It’s far easier to dwell on our flaws than to celebrate our strengths. In our nightly prayer and devotional, we reflect on the fact that many of us live with a critical inner voice that whispers, “You’re not enough unless you do more.”

But in Mark...

Why do worries feel heavier at night? During the day, our minds are distracted by tasks and conversations. But as tonight's prayer and devotional remind us, when the world grows quiet, the what-ifs and fears often grow louder. The enemy whispers lies about control and uncertainty, fueling anxiety.

As summer winds down, the transition into fall often brings both excitement and chaos. In tonight's prayer and devotional, we reflect on how parents may rejoice at the thought of children heading back to school, while kids may lament the return to routines. Summer itself may have been filled with road trips, family reunions, or unexpected c...

As the school year, sports, and activities fill up our calendars, the pressure to keep up can feel overwhelming. As tonight's prayer and devotional reminds us, between supply runs, carpools, and endless sign-ups, our schedules quickly balloon with commitments.

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Comparison is one of the greatest thieves of joy. As our evening prayer and devotional remind us, social media makes it all too easy to feel like others are moving ahead while you’re stuck waiting. Yet Scripture calls us not to measure our worth against highlight reels but to test our own actions before the Lord.