My Morning Prayer: Experiencing God’s Best In 2025

My Morning Prayer: Experiencing God’s Best In 2025
By Roy Lessin and Marina Bromley

Experiencing God's Best in 2015
- Roy Lessin, Meeting in the Meadow
 
(Inspired by the ancient hymn, Be Thou My Vision)
 
Jesus is the very best thought my mind can dwell upon, regardless of the day.
 
My fellowship with Him is the deepest relationship my heart can experience, and His honor is the purest motivation my will can choose. 
 
Pleasing Him raises the level of my joy to its highest level and leaves me without regrets.
 
Fully trusting Him empties my soul of all the fears and worries that fuss about within me.
 
Jesus—the light I need to walk. The strength I need to stand. The truth I need to truly know what is best! 
 
He is first in everything (Colossians 1:18 NLT).
 
For in Him dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily... (Colossians 2:9 NKJV).
 

My Morning Prayer

-Marina Bromley

My Sweetest Lord Jesus, as I come to You on the cusp of the New Year, please keep these things in my heart and on my mind. Make them my song and my prayer. That You and Your Words alone are truly the very best thoughts my mind can dwell upon. My fellowship with You is the deepest relationship my heart can experience, and Your honor is the purest motivation my will can choose. That pleasing You raises the level of my joy to its highest level and leaves me without regrets. That fully trusting You empties my soul of all the fears and worries that fuss about within me, distracting me and taking my eyes off of You, and that You, Jesus, are the light I need to walk, the strength I need to stand, and the truth I need to know what is truly best. May the coming year see Your will for my life come into bloom, as I set aside my wants and heed to Your leading in my life—mind, spirit, soul, physically, and emotionally. I want to be all that You desire of me. In Jesus's name, amen.

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