Psalm 66:3

Moms in Prayer uses the Four Steps of Prayer method to engage our hearts in relationship with our loving Father. Each day's plan calls us to focus on a unique attribute of God and uses the steps of Praise, Repentance, Thanksgiving and Asking for help with whatever we and our loved ones are facing. Each prayer is accompanied by Bible passages that give us a deeper understanding of God's attributes.

It's important that we create daily rhythms of prayer and worship in our lives. In this 3-day Bible plan, you'll explore those rhythms of celebration, questioning, and hopeful waiting. This plan is part 4 of 4 from the Feed Catechism's Prayer and Worship series.

Have you ever worried that your failures have disqualified you from God’s plan for your life? David was hand-picked by God Himself to be king, yet he made many mistakes. Still, this man understood his divine call to greatness, and you can too.

The Psalms are full of rich truth and deep emotion. The writers didn’t ignore the world around them or try to pretend their problems weren’t real. Instead, they drew from the truth they knew about God (his words, his ways, his character) to shape their worship and worldview. We have the privilege and joy of drawing from this well of truth to encourage our own souls today.