The key features of this prayer are its brevity and simplicity. It consists of a few carefully chosen words that succinctly convey the plea for comfort and release from anxiety. Moreover, this prayer is crafted in a way that it can be easily memorized and recalled during moments of unease or turmoil.
The prayer conveys a deep sense of faith, as it recognizes the need to surrender one’s worries to a higher power. It acknowledges the limitations of
Dear God,
I come to you today with a heavy heart. I am asking for your help and guidance in my life. I am feeling overwhelmed by anxiety and stress. I want to be able to live my life without fear. Please help me to overcome my anxiety and find peace within myself. Help me to know that you are with me every step of the way no matter what happens in my life or how many times I fall down. Give me strength to continue on this journey as it may seem long and difficult at times but know that I will get through it all with your love, support and guidance along the way! In Jesus name I pray, Amen
Dear God,
I pray for the strength to overcome my anxiety. I pray that You will provide me with the courage to face my fears and overcome them with Your grace. Help me to recognize that I am not alone in this struggle, and that others have faced these same challenges before me. Give me the wisdom to know when to seek help and how best to use it when I do.
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Help me to remember that You are always with me, even when I feel far away from You. Guide my thoughts so they don’t wander into fearful places, but rather stay on track with what is most important: Your love and Your will for my life.
Thank You for listening today, and always!
Short Prayer for Anxiety
Dear God,
Dear God,
I am flooded with gratitude for your goodness and grace. You have provided me with the opportunity to serve you by helping others who are struggling with anxiety. I pray that my service will be one of love and compassion, not just for today but for all days to come. I pray that you will lead me in this work so that it brings honor to your name as well as peace and joy in my heart.
But there is a problem: sometimes I get caught up in anxious thoughts about what has happened or what could happen if certain things go wrong. When this happens I find myself feeling alone and afraid, like there’s no way out of this mess except through a lot of hard work on my own behalf—and even then the outcome might not be good enough!
Dear God, help me trust you more than anything else right now so that when anxiety comes knocking at my door again tomorrow morning…or tonight…or whenever it does show up next time around…I can let go of all those worries about tomorrow being better than today because every day has its own challenges (and rewards). Help me see clearly what needs done now instead of worrying so much over details later on down the road when we’ll both know exactly where we stand together on matters relating to our relationship together here on earth because whatever happens after death is just too far away from us now anyway.”
Please take away my anxiety,
- Please take away my anxiety,
- Help me to trust in prayer,
- Because I feel weak and need help.
Help me to trust you with all that I have,
Trusting God with all that you have means recognizing that God is the only one who can satisfy your desires and wants, given his infinite nature. When you trust him with all that you have, then what you are really saying is: “I will not attempt to fulfill these desires or fill this void on my own. I will leave it up to God.”
When we have trusted God with all of our being—our heart, mind, and soul—then we know that if these desires remain unsatisfied or voids remain unfulfilled in our lives then it is because he knows better than us about how best to fulfill those needs for us.
We also maintain trust in God by continuing to recognize his infinite nature and power as he works in our lives on a daily basis throughout their entire course (even when we don’t see any signs of change). We can always rest assured that he has great plans for us even when they do not immediately become apparent (Romans 8:28). This does not mean we should cease praying for change; rather it means that we pray knowing full well there may be many years between now and when those changes actually occur (1 Thessalonians 5:17-18).
Restore my peace and joy, allow me to experience your goodness in all things.
Allow me to experience your goodness in all things.
I give you thanks for your grace, mercy and love. I thank you for your presence in my life and the lives of my loved ones. I thank you for the beautiful things in this world that bring peace and joy into our hearts, minds and souls. I thank you for reminding us that we are not alone as we journey through this world trying to find our place in it.
Restore my peace and joy by allowing me to accept all these gifts from your hand with gratitude, humility, joy and understanding that they came from a loving God who knows what is best for me even when everything doesn’t seem right at the moment or if there is pain involved somewhere along the way but everything will work out just fine if we trust Him enough not only during hard times but also during good times too because He loves us unconditionally with an infinite amount of compassion which He displays through His creation: flowers blooming after a rainstorm; sunsets over waterfalls; smiles on people’s faces; laughter coming from children playing together outside their homes…
Strengthen me when I feel weak and help me to hold fast to the truth of your goodness,
Strengthen me when I feel weak and help me to hold fast to the truth of your goodness.
The Lord is with you wherever you go. The Lord your God is with you wherever you go. The Lord will be with you wherever you go.
Be strong and courageous; do not be terrified or discouraged for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go (Joshua 1:9).
In Jesus name I pray, AMEN.
Differentiating a prayer from a good-bye speech is one way to avoid sounding repetitive. Another is to avoid using cliches, such as “God bless you.” The best way to end a prayer is by saying “amen” or “thank you,” but don’t overuse these endings either. Avoid sounding awkward by not ending the prayer too abruptly or hesitantly, especially if others are supposed to say amen or thank you after you do.
