What to say instead of thoughts and prayers

Whether you are writing a card to send in the mail or drafting up a thoughtful text, it is not always easy to find comforting words for a friend in need. Here is a list of comforting thoughts and words to help you. Some of these comforting words may apply to a specific situation where others will not. Use them as a guide to speak from your heart. #comforting #words #sympathy

Negative thoughts can drag us into a pit of worthlessness. Here are verses on negative thoughts on how to overcome them. Philippians 4:8 meditation

Death is a tough subject. It makes people uncomfortable. Here are 8 sympathy messages you can use to fill the void and not cause more pain.

God's Word is powerful when we read it, but doubly so when we pray it! Today, I'm sharing my 3 favorite psalms to pray when I don't know what to say. 3 Psalms to Pray when You Don't Know what to Say. I hope these prayers encourage you, and give you a place to start when you are feeling stuck in the mud. #prayers #dailyprayer #pray

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Discover simple ways to connect with God when words escape you, with heartfelt tips for daily prayers and comforting guidance for praying through life's toughest moments. Find inspiration and peace in your spiritual journey with our daily prayer ideas, designed to strengthen your faith and uplift your spirit. Embrace the power of prayer, even when you don’t know what to say, and let God’s love and grace guide you through any challenge.

Here's what you need to know when visiting someone who is dying soon. What to say, subjects to talk about, how to say goodbye, and more.

Worry and stress can make it hard to sleep. If you can't face one more sleepless night, here are 10 prayers to help you sleep and find rest.

Never again feel apprehensive when speaking to someone who is grieving. Use my 5 top tips for what not to say and what to say instead.

Prayer Alternatives: How to say "I'm praying for you" when, well, you're not. - Some great ideas for atheists, agnostics and other non-praying people. Saying "Keeping you in my thoughts" seems a little lame sometimes.