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Asking God to help grow our confidence and self-esteem through Christ
- 2023/04/04
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Hi,
This Holy week, and as we prepare for Easter, we are asking God to help us be grow our confidence and self-esteem through the risen Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
We all need that feeling of self-assurance, which arises from one’s appreciation of our own abilities and qualities.
You may have heard of positive thinking, practice, awareness, good and uplifting relationships, as things that can help you grow your self-assurance, including confidence and self-esteem.
Even though those things are helpful to some extent, but what matters is the foundation on which you establish them.
Is it a human foundation you use? Or, do you use God as the foundation of your self-assurance, confidence and self-esteem through the risen Christ?
Everything humans can offer is temporary, fragile, and corruptible. But, everything that God gives us is eternal, indestructible, and incorruptible.
Let’s pray today asking God to be the foundation for our confidence, self-esteem, and self-assurance.
“Most precious and loving Father,
You bless people who choose to trust in you, and who make you the foundation of their self-assurance, self-esteem and confidence.
I ask you to help me make you the foundation of who I am and how I live my life on a daily basis. I want to be confident even when an army besiege me or any war breaks out against me.
My heart will not fear because you fearfully and wonderfully made me to be your child. I was never a mistake since I know the Almighty God is my Creator and had a plan about my life even when before I was born.
You are always at my side and will keep my foot from being snared. You guide all my steps, and on a daily basis, you protect me from danger or harm of any kind.
I’m confident and bold to be who you have created me to be: a child and servant of the Living God.
In Christ’s name, I pray. Amen!
Happy Easter to you and your loved ones!
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Remember to send us your prayers at www.emmanuelnaweji.com/prayers
Use the other prayers at www.youtube.com/ENaweji
This Holy week, and as we prepare for Easter, we are asking God to help us be grow our confidence and self-esteem through the risen Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
We all need that feeling of self-assurance, which arises from one’s appreciation of our own abilities and qualities.
You may have heard of positive thinking, practice, awareness, good and uplifting relationships, as things that can help you grow your self-assurance, including confidence and self-esteem.
Even though those things are helpful to some extent, but what matters is the foundation on which you establish them.
Is it a human foundation you use? Or, do you use God as the foundation of your self-assurance, confidence and self-esteem through the risen Christ?
Everything humans can offer is temporary, fragile, and corruptible. But, everything that God gives us is eternal, indestructible, and incorruptible.
Let’s pray today asking God to be the foundation for our confidence, self-esteem, and self-assurance.
“Most precious and loving Father,
You bless people who choose to trust in you, and who make you the foundation of their self-assurance, self-esteem and confidence.
I ask you to help me make you the foundation of who I am and how I live my life on a daily basis. I want to be confident even when an army besiege me or any war breaks out against me.
My heart will not fear because you fearfully and wonderfully made me to be your child. I was never a mistake since I know the Almighty God is my Creator and had a plan about my life even when before I was born.
You are always at my side and will keep my foot from being snared. You guide all my steps, and on a daily basis, you protect me from danger or harm of any kind.
I’m confident and bold to be who you have created me to be: a child and servant of the Living God.
In Christ’s name, I pray. Amen!
Happy Easter to you and your loved ones!
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Remember to send us your prayers at www.emmanuelnaweji.com/prayers
Use the other prayers at www.youtube.com/ENaweji