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Let Me Sow Love

Lord,
Make me an instrument of Your peace,
Where there is hatred,
Let me sow love.

A Prayer from St. Francis of Assisi

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Let Me Sow Light

Let me sow light. For someone in total darkness, the smallest light seems to light up their surroundings and their circumstances as if it were a beacon.

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St. Francis of Assisi

St. Francis of Assisi Born Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone, St. Francis of Assisi was born to an Italian father who was a prosperous silk…

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Can Our Prayers Change God’s Heart

Although God’s character never changes, God can and does change His heart and mind in response to our prayers. One example is Hezekiah’s prayer.

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Prayerfully Enter into His Gates with Thanksgiving

How often do we remember to thank God? In the midst of our prayers about problems and troubles, God wants to hear our words of thanksgiving.

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Is Prayer Your Steering Wheel or Spare Tire?

Is prayer your steering wheel or your spare tire? Does it give your life direction, or does it sit idle until catastrophe hits?

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Pray with All Your Might

Pray with All Your Might Ringing the Prayer Bell Pray with all your might. In this quote by Charles Spurgeon, he likens prayer to ringing…

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Hi. I’m Robyn, a former attorney and homeschool mom turned Christian speaker, writer, and prayer mentor. Around here, we talk a lot about prayer—not the polished kind, but the real, raw, everyday kind.

I believe God hears every whisper, every sigh, every cry for help—and I also know how hard it can be to slow down and actually pray. I’ve hurried through more than a few half-spoken prayers while racing through busy days. But I’ve also seen what happens when we make space to be still, listen, and talk with God on purpose.

That’s what this space is all about—helping you find sacred rhythm in the middle of real life. Whether you're just beginning or beginning again, my hope is to gently encourage you to pray more consistently, more honestly, and more deeply.

You don’t have to do it perfectly. You just have to begin.

Let Me Sow Love

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