Lisa V Green Inspires

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A 31 Day Devotional
to Renewing Your
Trust in God

What does it really mean to trust God when you cannot see what He is doing? One page a day for thirty-one days. Scripture, an honest reflection, a prayer and something practical to do with it.

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These are not prayers for occasions. They are prayers for the moments we skip over because they do not make us look good.

Lisa V Green

The twelve

Find the one that is yours today

Do not read it front to back. Find the page that matches today. The rest will be there when you need them, and you will need them.

  1. 01When you are angry at God and you cannot say it out loud
  2. 02When you have to walk in and act like you are fine
  3. 03When you wake up at three in the morning
  4. 04When she got the thing you have been praying for
  5. 05When you did everything right and it still did not work
  6. 06When you are ashamed of where you are financially
  7. 07When you do not like who this season has made you
  8. 08When you are the one who caused it
  9. 09When you resent the person you are taking care of
  10. 10When you are not sure any of this is real
  11. 11When you waited so long you stopped asking
  12. 12When something good happens and you are afraid to trust it

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Inside every page

Four things, on one page

01

The moment, named plainly

Not a theme. The actual situation, described the way it actually happens, so you know within one line whether this page is yours today.

02

The prayer, short and honest

Written to be said out loud in under thirty seconds. No spiritual language wrapped around it. If out loud is too much, a whisper counts.

03

One verse to stand on

Every prayer is anchored to scripture. It is meant to send you back to your own Bible, never to replace it.

04

One thing to actually do

Faith moves us to respond. Every page ends with one small, practical step. A phone call, a number written down, an apology, or another action that helps you move forward.

A sample page from the guide: when you are angry at God and you cannot say it out loud
An actual page from the guide. Nothing here is a sample chapter or a teaser.
Lisa V Green

Registered nurse for 35 years • Pastor • Author

Before you begin

A word from me to you

I spent thirty-five years as a nurse. I have prayed with people in hallways, in waiting rooms, and at three in the morning when the machines were the only thing making noise.

Here is what I learned in those rooms. Some of our most honest prayers are not the polished ones. They are the prayers whispered when we are hurting, disappointed, afraid, or simply do not know what to say.

Somewhere along the way we got the idea that trusting God means not feeling it. That a woman of faith does not get angry, does not get jealous, does not get so tired of her own life that she cannot look at it straight.

That is not what trust is. Trust is feeling every bit of it and staying anyway.

You are not failing because you are furious. You are not faithless because you are disappointed. God is not embarrassed by any of it. He already knows. And you can bring every honest emotion to Him in prayer.

I am praying for you,

Lisa V Green

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