The book of Psalms repeatedly tells us to set our minds on the Lord before the day begins. In Psalm 143:8, David prays, “Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you.”
Reading the Bible every morning sets a deliberate pace for your day. It forces you to pause, listen, and align your thoughts with what is true before responsibilities rush in.
These 31 Bible verses for August 2026 will walk you through a daily rhythm of reading, reflecting, and praying. We will look closely at verses like Psalm 27:14 about waiting on God, and Romans 8:28 about His steady work behind the scenes.
August Bible Verses
Bible Verse August 1, 2026: Psalm 27:14
"Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord."
Commentary: Waiting is rarely a passive activity. When David wrote this psalm, he was surrounded by adversaries and intense pressure. Yet, he instructed his own soul to wait for the Lord. To wait biblically means to stand firm in expectation, actively trusting that God will move. It requires strength because human nature demands immediate resolution. If you are rushing to fix a problem today, pause. Give God room to work. Taking heart means choosing courage while the answer is still pending.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, waiting is difficult for me. I prefer quick answers and clear directions. Give me the strength to pause and the courage to trust Your timing today. Calm my anxious thoughts and help me stand firm while I wait for Your hand to move. Amen.
Bible Verse August 2, 2026: Romans 8:28 —
"And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him."
Commentary: This verse is often misunderstood as a guarantee that everything will turn out the way we want. Paul is actually saying something far more durable. He promises that God takes all things—including mistakes, setbacks, and pain—and weaves them toward a good purpose for His people. The good mentioned here is ultimately our conformity to the character of Christ. God does not waste a single detail of your life. Even the most confusing circumstances are actively being managed by His sovereign hand.
Prayer of the Day: Father, I confess that I cannot always see how my current circumstances are working for good. Help me trust that You are actively managing the details I cannot control. Shape my character through today's challenges, and give me peace knowing You never waste my pain. Amen.
Bible Verse August 3, 2026: Isaiah 41:10 —
"So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God."
Commentary: Fear thrives in isolation. It convinces us that we are entirely on our own to handle whatever threat is looming. God’s command against fear here is completely tied to His presence. He does not tell Israel to stop being afraid because the situation is easy; He tells them to stop being dismayed because He is standing right beside them. When panic rises, the solution is not to muster up empty bravery. The solution is to recognize who is in the room with you.
Prayer of the Day: God, I often let fear dictate my decisions and steal my peace. Remind me today that I am never facing my responsibilities alone. When I feel overwhelmed, draw my attention to Your steady presence. Settle my nerves and give me clarity to handle what is in front of me. Amen.
Bible Verse August 4, 2026: Matthew 6:33 —
"But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well."
Commentary: Worrying about physical needs and daily logistics consumes an enormous amount of mental energy. Jesus directly addresses this anxiety by giving His listeners an order of operations. When we prioritize our own comfort and security, we exhaust ourselves trying to maintain control. When we prioritize God’s kingdom—living justly, obeying His word, and serving others—He takes responsibility for our daily provision. Seeking His righteousness shifts our focus off our own survival and places it firmly on His character.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I spend too much time worrying about my needs, my finances, and my future. Shift my priorities today. Teach me to pursue Your kingdom and obey Your commands before I try to secure my own comfort. I trust You to provide exactly what I need. Amen.
Bible Verse August 5, 2026: Jeremiah 29:11 —
"For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you."
Commentary: God originally spoke these words to Israelites living in exile, far from home and deeply discouraged. They wanted an immediate rescue, but God told them they would be in Babylon for seventy years. Yet, right in the middle of their captivity, He assured them of His ultimate intentions. God’s plans do not always align with our preferred timeline. You may be in a season of waiting or frustration right now. His steady intention is to give you a solid, hopeful future, even if the present feels restrictive.
Prayer of the Day: Father, my current situation does not always feel like it is leading to a hopeful future. Help me trust Your long-term plans for my life. Keep me from growing bitter when Your timeline does not match my expectations. Ground my mind in Your steady, faithful intentions. Amen.
Bible Verse August 6, 2026: 1 Corinthians 13:4 —
"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast."
Commentary: Paul describes love as an active verb, completely detached from fleeting emotions. Patience is the capacity to endure delay or annoyance without lashing out. Kindness is the deliberate choice to be useful and gentle to someone else. Both require putting our own ego aside. When we envy, we resent another person's success. When we boast, we demand attention for our own. Real love requires a quiet humility that focuses entirely on the well-being of the person standing in front of us.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, my love is often conditional and reactive. Forgive me for the times I lose my patience and demand my own way. Give me the discipline to show genuine kindness today, especially to those who test my temper. Strip away my envy and teach me to celebrate others. Amen.
Bible Verse August 7, 2026: Psalm 23:1 —
"The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing."
Commentary: A shepherd takes full responsibility for the flock. He finds the water, locates the pasture, and fights off the predators. The sheep only need to stay close and follow. When David calls the Lord his shepherd, he is making a bold declaration about provision. Lacking nothing does not mean having every luxury; it means having exactly what is required for the day. If God is actively shepherding you, the anxiety of figuring everything out on your own is entirely unnecessary.
Prayer of the Day: God, I confess that I often act as my own shepherd. I exhaust myself trying to control my environment and secure my future. Remind me today that You have already provided what I need. Help me follow Your voice and rest in Your complete provision. Amen.
Bible Verse August 8, 2026: Nehemiah 8:10 —
"Do not grieve, for the joy of the Lord is your strength."
Commentary: The Israelites had just listened to the reading of the Law, and they were weeping as they realized how far they had wandered from God. Nehemiah stopped their mourning with a very specific command. He told them that strength would not come from their guilt, but from God's joy. Guilt drains motivation, but understanding God’s delight and grace provides the fuel needed to change. When you fail, do not wallow in grief. Accept the correction, recognize His grace, and let His joy reinforce your obedience.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I am quick to carry guilt when I fail You. Keep me from getting stuck in regret. Let Your joy serve as the strength I need to make better choices today. Fill my mind with Your grace so that I can move forward in confident obedience. Amen.
Bible Verse August 9, 2026: James 1:5 —
"If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all."
Commentary: James makes a clear distinction between knowledge and wisdom. You can gather all the facts about a situation and still have no idea what to do. Wisdom is the practical ability to navigate complex decisions in a way that honors God. The promise here is straightforward: God is not stingy with direction. He will not mock you for being confused. If you are facing a difficult choice today, stop asking everyone else for their opinion and ask God for clarity.
Prayer of the Day: Father, I am facing situations where the right path is not obvious. I need Your wisdom. Keep me from leaning solely on my own understanding or the opinions of others. Give me clear direction today, and grant me the courage to act on the wisdom You provide. Amen.
Bible Verse August 10, 2026: Micah 6:8 —
"He has shown you, O mortal, what is good. And what does the Lord require of you?"
Commentary: We often complicate our faith by searching for massive, spectacular ways to serve God. Micah cuts through the noise and strips discipleship down to its core elements. God’s requirements are shockingly practical. Acting justly means treating people with fairness and integrity in your daily transactions. Loving mercy means offering forgiveness when it is easier to hold a grudge. Walking humbly means recognizing your own limitations and keeping in step with God. You do not need a complicated religious agenda to please Him today.
Prayer of the Day: God, I often overcomplicate what it means to follow You. Bring my focus back to the basics. Show me how to treat others with strict fairness and abundant mercy today. Keep my pride in check, and teach me to walk quietly and humbly beside You. Amen.
Bible Verse August 11, 2026: 1 Peter 5:7 —
"Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you."
Commentary: The word "cast" implies a deliberate, physical throwing motion. It is not a gentle handover; it is a forceful relocation of weight. Peter is telling us to take the heavy, distracting concerns of our lives and throw them entirely onto God's shoulders. We are instructed to do this for one specific reason: He cares. God is not indifferent to the stress keeping you awake at night. He is entirely capable of carrying the load that is currently crushing you.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, my mind is heavy with concerns I cannot fix. I actively choose to throw these anxieties onto You today. Thank You for caring about the details of my life. Keep me from trying to take this burden back, and let my mind rest in Your capable hands. Amen.
Bible Verse August 12, 2026: Ruth 1:16 —
"Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay."
Commentary: Ruth spoke these words to her mother-in-law, Naomi, during a time of immense grief and poverty. By making this vow, Ruth abandoned her homeland, her security, and her familiar gods. She committed herself entirely to a vulnerable widow and to the God of Israel. Loyalty like this is rare. It requires sacrificing personal convenience for the sake of another person. Biblical faithfulness often looks like staying in the room, holding the line, and refusing to abandon someone when life becomes difficult.
Prayer of the Day: Father, true loyalty is difficult when circumstances become stressful. Give me the strength to stand by the people You have placed in my life. Teach me to value commitment over convenience. Help me reflect Your steadfast love to someone who needs support today. Amen.
Bible Verse August 13, 2026: Ephesians 2:8 —
"For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith."
Commentary: Human nature operates on a wage system. We believe that if we work hard enough, we will earn a reward. Paul shatters this logic when it comes to salvation. Grace is the unmerited, completely unearned favor of God. You cannot behave your way into His family, and you cannot buy your way into His affection. Faith is simply the empty hand that receives the gift. If you are exhausted trying to prove your worth to God today, stop working and start receiving.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I frequently fall into the trap of trying to earn Your approval through my behavior. Thank You for the gift of grace. Remind me that my salvation depends entirely on Jesus' finished work, not my daily performance. Let my heart rest in that truth today. Amen.
Bible Verse August 14, 2026: Psalm 34:18 —
"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."
Commentary: Grief has a way of making us feel entirely invisible. When the weight of a loss or a deep disappointment sets in, it is easy to assume God has turned His attention elsewhere. David wrote this psalm to correct that assumption. God does not pull away from human sorrow; He moves toward it. The crushed in spirit are not ignored. If you are carrying a heavy, quiet ache today, recognize that God is occupying that exact space with you.
Prayer of the Day: God, there are days when my spirit feels battered and my heart aches. Thank You for not abandoning me in my grief. Draw close to me today. Give me the comfort of Your presence, and heal the quiet wounds that no one else can see. Amen.
Bible Verse August 15, 2026: Joshua 1:9 —
"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid."
Commentary: Courage is not the absence of fear. When God gave this command to Joshua, the Israelites were standing on the edge of hostile territory. They had every tactical reason to be afraid. Notice that God did not hand Joshua a detailed military strategy to calm his nerves. Instead, He issued a direct command anchored entirely in His own authority. God told Joshua to step forward despite the fear. True courage requires action while your knees are still shaking. It is the decision to trust God's command more than you trust your own threat assessment.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I am facing tasks and situations that intimidate me. My instinct is to retreat into what is safe and familiar. Give me the obedience to step forward anyway. Build my courage on the solid truth of Your word, and remind me that Your presence goes before me today. Amen.
Bible Verse August 16, 2026: 2 Corinthians 5:17 —
"Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come."
Commentary: Following Jesus is not a self-improvement project. When Paul writes about becoming a new creation, he is describing a complete spiritual resurrection. God does not simply remodel our old habits or patch up our past mistakes. He completely replaces our old identity. The failures, guilt, and shame that previously defined you lose their authority the moment you are in Christ. You are operating under entirely new management. If you are still carrying the weight of who you used to be, you are carrying baggage that no longer belongs to you.
Prayer of the Day: God, I spend too much time dragging the mistakes of my past into my present. Thank You for the complete forgiveness found in Jesus. Help me to live today as the new creation You have made me to be. Strip away my old habits and align my mind with Your truth. Amen.
Bible Verse August 17, 2026: Isaiah 26:3 —
"You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you."
Commentary: Peace is directly tied to what occupies your attention. A wandering, anxious mind that fixates on every possible disaster will never experience rest. Isaiah reveals that God provides perfect peace, but He provides it to a very specific type of mind—one that is steadfast. To be steadfast means to lock your thoughts firmly onto the character of God. It requires mental discipline. When you actively refuse to entertain anxious scenarios and deliberately rehearse the faithfulness of God, He guards your mind with a peace that circumstances cannot disrupt.
Prayer of the Day: Father, my mind naturally drifts toward worst-case scenarios. I allow my thoughts to spiral into anxiety. Teach me how to lock my attention firmly on Your character. Give me the mental discipline to trust You entirely today, and replace my scattered worries with Your perfect, immovable peace. Amen.
Bible Verse August 18, 2026: Colossians 3:2 —
"Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things."
Commentary: You have control over where your thoughts go. Paul uses the word "set" in the same way you would set a thermostat or a compass. It is a deliberate, calculated action. Earthly things—petty arguments, financial stress, and temporary frustrations—will naturally try to monopolize your attention. If you do not actively elevate your perspective, the trivial details of today will exhaust you. Setting your mind on things above means evaluating your current problems through the lens of eternity. It changes your reaction to daily grievances when you remember what actually matters.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I get easily consumed by petty frustrations and temporary problems. My perspective is often too small. Help me deliberately raise my eyes to what matters eternally. Give me the wisdom to stop stressing over things that will fade, and anchor my thoughts in Your enduring truth. Amen.
Bible Verse August 19, 2026: Genesis 1:27 —
"So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them."
Commentary: Human dignity is not assigned by society, wealth, or behavior. It is stamped into us by the Creator. To be made in the image of God means that every single person reflects His nature and possesses inherent, unshakeable value. This theology radically changes how we treat people. The coworker who frustrates you, the stranger in traffic, and the family member who misunderstands you all bear the fingerprint of God. When you recognize the image of God in others, offering them basic respect and kindness ceases to be optional.
Prayer of the Day: God, I confess that I frequently dismiss or disrespect people who frustrate me. Forgive me for forgetting how You created them. Open my eyes to see Your image in every person I interact with today. Change my tone, soften my reactions, and help me treat others with genuine dignity. Amen.
Bible Verse August 20, 2026: Psalm 121:2 —
"My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth."
Commentary: When we face a crisis, we immediately scan the horizon for resources. We look to our bank accounts, our connections, or our own intelligence to bail us out. The psalmist lifts his eyes higher. He reminds himself of the sheer scale of God’s power. The very same God who carved out the oceans and set the mountains in place is the one actively managing your morning. Your problems are not too complex for the architect of the universe. When you need help, go directly to the Maker.
Prayer of the Day: Father, I frequently look for solutions in my own strength or in the people around me. Remind me today of Your massive, limitless power. You created the earth, and You are entirely capable of handling my current struggles. I bring my needs to You and ask for Your clear intervention. Amen.
Bible Verse August 21, 2026: Luke 11:9 —
"Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find."
Commentary: Jesus outlines an active, persistent approach to prayer. Asking, seeking, and knocking require ongoing effort. God is not a vending machine where a single coin guarantees an immediate product. He is a Father who desires relationship. Sometimes, God delays the answer to build our endurance and expose our true motives. The process of seeking forces us to depend on Him daily rather than just checking in when there is an emergency. If you have stopped praying about a specific burden, this is your command to start asking again.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I often grow tired of praying when the answers do not come quickly. Forgive my lack of persistence. Give me the energy to keep asking, seeking, and knocking. Keep my heart aligned with Your will, and build my endurance as I wait for You to move in my life. Amen.
Bible Verse August 22, 2026: Ecclesiastes 3:1 —
"There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens."
Commentary: We spend a massive amount of energy fighting the reality of our current situation. When life is quiet, we want excitement. When life is busy, we crave rest. Solomon observes that God orders human existence in distinct phases. A farmer does not panic during the winter just because the fields look dead; he knows the roots are resting before the spring growth. Whatever phase you are currently experiencing—whether it is grief, building, waiting, or resting—accept the pace. Stop trying to rush into tomorrow. God is working in the present tense.
Prayer of the Day: God, I constantly try to rush through the difficult or quiet parts of my life. I want to skip ahead to what is comfortable. Teach me to accept the exact place You have me in today. Show me what I need to learn right now, and help me trust Your timing. Amen.
Bible Verse August 23, 2026: Romans 12:2 —
"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind."
Commentary: The culture around us operates like a mold. If you do not actively resist it, the world will squeeze your thoughts, your spending habits, and your priorities into its exact shape. Paul insists that the only way to avoid this conformity is through a total mental overhaul. You cannot fight the world's influence with good intentions. Your mind must be consistently washed and recalibrated by Scripture. Reading the Bible is the mechanism God uses to replace the world’s lies with His reality, fundamentally changing how you operate.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, the priorities of this world easily slip into my thinking. I care too much about the things culture tells me to value. Wash my mind with Your truth today. Transform my desires, shift my perspective, and give me the discipline to anchor my thoughts in Your unchanging word. Amen.
Bible Verse August 24, 2026: 1 John 4:18 —
"There is no fear in love. But perfect love drives out fear."
Commentary: Many believers carry a quiet, persistent dread that God is waiting to punish them for their next mistake. John dismantles that entirely. Fear focuses on punishment, but God's love focuses on redemption. Because Jesus already absorbed the penalty for our sin, the threat of divine punishment has been removed for those in Christ. You do not need to walk on eggshells around God. His perfect love pushes the terror of condemnation out the door. We obey Him out of deep gratitude, not out of panic.
Prayer of the Day: Father, I sometimes view You as a harsh judge waiting for me to fail. Erase that false image from my mind. Fill me with the absolute certainty of Your perfect love. Drive out the fear of punishment, and replace it with a quiet confidence in the sacrifice of Jesus. Amen.
Bible Verse August 25, 2026: Isaiah 55:8 —
"For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, declares the Lord."
Commentary: Frustration often hits when God does not act the way we think He should. We look at a situation, determine the most logical outcome, and then get angry when God chooses a completely different route. Isaiah reminds us of the vast gap between our intellect and God’s wisdom. We see a tiny sliver of the timeline; God sees the entire board. Surrender requires admitting that you do not have all the facts. His methods may confuse you today, but His track record proves He is entirely trustworthy.
Prayer of the Day: God, I become highly frustrated when my plans fall apart and Your direction makes no sense to me. Remind me that my perspective is severely limited. Help me to lay down my need to understand everything. I choose to trust Your superior wisdom and Your perfect ways today. Amen.
Bible Verse August 26, 2026: Galatians 2:20 —
"I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me."
Commentary: When you become a Christian, your old ego and your demand to run your own life are put to death. Paul describes salvation as a complete transfer of ownership. You are now operating on borrowed life—Christ’s life flowing through you. This truth removes the exhausting pressure of trying to be a good enough person on your own strength. You do not have to manufacture patience, purity, or love. You simply have to yield to the Spirit of Christ who has already taken up residence inside your heart.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I exhaust myself trying to be good enough on my own power. Thank You that my old, self-centered nature was put to death on the cross. Teach me how to yield control to You today. Let the life, character, and strength of Jesus flow visibly through my actions. Amen.
Bible Verse August 27, 2026: Psalm 91:1 —
"Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty."
Commentary: A shelter offers absolutely no protection if you only stand outside and look at it. The promise of rest in this psalm is reserved specifically for the person who dwells with God. Dwelling implies taking up residence, settling in, and staying put. It is a posture of consistent dependence. If you only visit God during emergencies, you will live in a constant state of exhaustion. True spiritual rest is the byproduct of living consistently in His presence and continually submitting to His authority.
Prayer of the Day: God, I treat Your presence like a temporary shelter instead of my permanent home. I run to You in panic, and then I walk away when things settle down. Teach me to dwell with You consistently. Anchor my soul in Your shadow so I can experience genuine, lasting rest. Amen.
Bible Verse August 28, 2026: Hebrews 11:1 —
"Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see."
Commentary: Faith is frequently dismissed as wishful thinking or blind optimism. The writer of Hebrews defines it as the exact opposite. Faith is a solid, concrete confidence. It is trusting the absolute reliability of God based on His past faithfulness, even when the current evidence is entirely invisible. You cannot see the wind, but you trust its force when it pushes against the trees. In the same way, faith is the firm assurance that God is actively working behind the scenes, upholding His promises while you wait for the results.
Prayer of the Day: Father, it is difficult to trust what I cannot physically see. My circumstances often challenge my belief in Your promises. Strengthen my faith today. Give me a deep, unshakable confidence that You are working behind the scenes. Help me rely on Your proven track record instead of my limited vision. Amen.
Bible Verse August 29, 2026: 2 Chronicles 7:14 —
"If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face."
Commentary: When culture deteriorates, it is easy to point fingers at the government, the media, or the economy. But God places the responsibility for spiritual renewal directly on His own people. He outlines a very specific sequence for restoration. It does not begin with political strategy; it begins with humility. God's people must bend the knee, own their failures, and actively seek His face. True change occurs when believers stop complaining about the darkness and start repenting of their own compromise. Revival always begins in the house of God.
Prayer of the Day: Lord, I am quick to criticize the brokenness of the world while ignoring my own sin. Forgive my pride. I humble myself before You today. Expose the areas of compromise in my life, and give me a fierce desire to seek Your face. Bring true renewal, starting with my own heart. Amen.
Bible Verse August 30, 2026: Galatians 6:2 —
"Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ."
Commentary: Christianity was never meant to be practiced in isolation. We walk alongside people every day who are carrying crushing loads of grief, financial panic, or physical exhaustion. Paul commands us to step in and help lift the weight. You fulfill the law of Christ—which is the command to love—when you inconvenience yourself for the sake of a struggling brother or sister. This requires actually paying attention to the people around you, asking hard questions, and offering practical, tangible help when the burden is too heavy for one person.
Prayer of the Day: God, I am easily consumed by my own schedule and my own problems. Give me eyes to see the heavy loads the people around me are carrying. Remove my selfishness, and show me exactly how to step in and provide practical, meaningful help to someone who is struggling today. Amen.
Bible Verse August 31, 2026: Philippians 1:6 —
"Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion."
Commentary: We frequently leave projects half-finished. Garages remain cluttered, diets are abandoned, and commitments fade. Because we give up so easily, we project that same unreliability onto God. We assume that when we struggle spiritually, He will simply walk away from us. Paul writes this verse to absolutely destroy that assumption. God is a master craftsman who never abandons His work. He started the process of salvation and growth in your life, and He possesses the power and the patience to finish it. You are secure in His grip.
Prayer of the Day: Father, I often feel like a failure, and I fear that You will eventually give up on me. Thank You for the absolute guarantee that You finish what You start. When I stumble, remind me that You are still actively working in my heart. Bring Your good work to completion. Amen.
Final Thoughts
Consistent daily Bible reading does something quiet but profound in the human heart. Over the past thirty-one days, you have anchored your mind in the truth of God’s word before the noise of life could dictate your direction. This habit builds resilience.
The Scriptures we read this month about waiting on the Lord, trusting His timing, and bearing one another's burdens are not just inspirational quotes; they are the bedrock of a steady faith.
As August ends, do not let the rhythm stop here. Carry this momentum into September.
Keep opening the Word every morning, keep submitting your plans to God, and keep letting His voice have the first and final say in your life.
Thanksgiving Prayer for the Month
Heavenly Father, as this month comes to a close, I pause to thank You for Your steady protection and provision. You have kept me safe through the seen and unseen dangers of August.
Thank You for waking me up each morning and sustaining me through long days. I praise You for the truth I have found in Your word this month and for the quiet ways You have corrected, comforted, and guided my steps. I do not take Your daily faithfulness for granted.
As I step into a new month, keep my heart anchored in Your grace and my mind completely reliant on Your strength. In Jesus' name, Amen.
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