Pray. Get as far away from the source of your stress as possible. Daily prayer. Prayers of Bible Women and What They Prayed For

Philippians 4:6-7 Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. As we make our requests known to God through continual prayer, we experience the peace of God. God will guard your thoughts in Christ as you turn your worries over to him. Stormie Omartian -- God wants us to want Him.. And when we realize that it's Him that we want, we become free. We are free to identify the longings, loneliness, and emptiness inside of us as our signal that we need to draw near to God with open arms and ask Him to fill us with more of Him. We must continually seek after, pray for, nurture, and treasure it! Get as far away from the source of your stress as possible. Prayer nurtures your relationship with God. You slow down to meet him, rest, talk, and walk with him. Daily Prayer. I like praying at night while in the bed! Prayers of Bible Women and What They Prayed For Old Testament Scripture Reference Judges 13:1-24 ...... Samson's mother had a visit from an angel as she meditated and prayed. The angel predicted Samson's birth and instructed her how to raise him. II Kings 22:1-20 .... Huldah, a Hebrew prophetess, spent time with God as she prayed and listened to his message she delivered to the king. Esther 4:15,16 .... Esther requested Mordecai to ask all the Jews in Susa to fast for her, as she and her maids fasted as well. Fasting and prayer go hand in hand. (This does not necessarily have to be just for Jews .... Is this a parable, reminder, and or warning?) New Testament Scripture Reference Acts 16:14 .... Lydia, a wealthy businesswoman, met with women to pray. She opened her home as a house church. Luke 1:46-55 .... Mary, the mother of Jesus prayed and praised God for the wondrous miracle virgin birth of Christ. Matthew 15:22 .... The Syro-Phoenician woman came praying to Jesus for help and healing for her daughter. Sharing a review from What's in the Bible for Women by Georgia Curtis Ling and Larry Richards, Ph D. Georgia Ling Curtis graduated from Kentucky Christian University with a major in Bible in 1979. Dr. Larry Richards, Ph D was converted in the Navy in the 1950's. Larry has taught and written Sunday school curriculum for every age group. He has published more than two hundred books, and his books have been translated into some twenty-six languages.