Let's lift up Ploshire's grandson who is back in prison. "Remember those in prison as if you were together with them" (Heb 13:3). Praying for his comfort, strength, and transformation. Trusting God's mercy! 
Hello everyone! Let's lift up our fellow members in prayer. 
who's discerning heaviness & oppression. "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood" (Eph 6:12). Anoint with oil, pray, & trust God's deliverance (James 5:14). Praying for peace & freedom! 
Let's lift up 
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Bible in a Year:
2 Chronicles 19–20,John 13:21–38
Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? - Psalm 139:7
After an officer searched me, I stepped into the prison, signed the visitor’s log, and sat in the crowded lobby. I prayed silently, watching adults fidgeting and sighing while young children complained about the wait. Over an hour later, an armed guard called a list of names including mine. He led my group into a room and motioned us to our assigned chairs. When my stepson sat in the chair on the other side of the thick glass window and picked up the telephone receiver, the depth of my helplessness overwhelmed me. But as I wept, God assured me that my stepson was still within His reach.
In Psalm 139, David says to God, “You know me. . . ; you are familiar with all my ways” (vv. 1–3). His proclamation of an all-knowing God leads to a celebration of His intimate care and protection (v. 5). Overwhelmed by the vastness of God’s knowledge and the depth of His personal touch, David asks two rhetorical questions: “Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence?” (v. 7).
When we or our loved ones are stuck in situations that leave us feeling hopeless and helpless, God’s hand remains strong and steady. Even when we believe we’ve strayed too far for His loving redemption, we’re always within His reach.
Reflect & Pray
How has knowing the vastness of God’s extensive reach affected your faith? How has He comforted you during a time when you felt hopeless and helpless?
Loving Father, help me to remember that You’re always willing and able to reach me and my loved ones.
