How often do you pray for your kids? Not just meal times or bed times, but like really pray for them,

praying for who they become as they grow up, praying for blessing over them, praying,

standing in the gap for them. Like, how often do you really fervently pray for your kids?

If we're being honest, most of us would probably answer not very often. And that's because I

think it can be easy for prayer to feel difficult or, you know, you don't know the right way to pray. It can feel foreign

or maybe like it doesn't really matter. It doesn't really make an impact. Maybe, you know,

you didn't grow up with praying parents and nobody's ever taught you how to pray. Maybe you

don't know where to start. All I know is it is so vital for us to be

praying parents, which is why today I'm just going to share with you a few reasons why it is so

important for us to pray for our children. And hopefully you walk with a little bit more

confidence and a starting place on where to start when it comes to praying with your kids.

So, reheat your coffee, refill your coffee, fill up your water, whatever you do. And let's dive into

today's episode.

Hey Mama, I'm Jenna and you're listening to the Joy-filled podcast. I'm here to help stay-at-home moms thrive by equipping you with tools to help you acknowledge and embrace

your season and encourage you to bring joy back into your motherhood. You'll walk away with

everything you need to truly experience the fullness of joy in this beautiful season of raising

babies at home. So reheat or refill wherever you're at in your day, your coffee, and let's live

joy filled together.

So we know that we should pray, right? Like, as a Christian, it's, you know, that's like one of

the first things you learn is that you should pray. But a lot of us, we learn how to pray over our meals and we

learn how to pray, you know, at bedtime and we learn how to maybe pray for somebody that's sick

or pray for an important, no, quote unquote, a big thing. But how do we pray in the daily,

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