Ever feel like God is distant? Does it seem like God showers love on other people while you feel like you're in a dry and weary land?
A couple years ago, I discovered that there were 3 key components to falling in love with a person and accepting their love, and I realized that those same components could be copied and pasted into our relationship with God.
In today's episode, I'll share 3 super simple daily prayer prompts to help you notice more of God's love in your life. These are also great prayer journal prompts for those of you who love to prayer journal!
If you're ready to grow in confidence of God's love, let's get practical!
Referenced in this episode:
21 | Finding Confidence in God's Love and Trusting God in Hard Seasons -- Esther Chen Bowell https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/21-finding-confidence-in-gods-love-and-trusting-god/id1816381080?i=1000724365182
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