Have you ever faced a problem so much bigger than you that you thought, “I can handle one of these, but not all three at once”? Sometimes the first step forward is simply admitting you’re overwhelmed and you need God to do what only He can.

In today’s prayer, Valarie brings us the story of King Jehoshaphat from 2 Chronicles 20 — a powerful king who found three armies bearing down on him and was, by his own admission, terrified. He didn’t deny what he was feeling or lean on his wealth and status; he went straight to his source, gathered his people, and sought the Lord. And God rewarded that determination with the strategy he needed and told him twice to be encouraged. Anchored in Psalm 119:105 — “Your word is a lamp for my feet and a light on my path” — Valarie reminds us that God gives light for today, even when we can’t see the whole journey. She prays for courage to obey what He’s already shown us instead of waiting for complete certainty, trusting the One who is not a man that He should lie.

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If this prayer was a blessing to you, share it with someone facing something bigger than themselves — and follow for tomorrow’s prayer.

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