Good morning, everyone. And welcome back to another mornings with the masters where we

devote ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning, you guys. It is a very good

morning indeed is we're picking it with a new devotional and Bible apt titled prayers

for a fresh start. And we chose this one because we're over halfway through the year.

I think now would be a good time for us all to get that fresh start if we need it or

just feel energized. A little reset button. Yeah, like a good little reset button. And

so most of the days in this plan start with the prayer and then we'll talk about the

prayer. And then we'll ask you step and we'll pray. So it may feel a little different

at first, but we promise you it's worth it. Yes. And as always, I'm going to read the

scripture in the Torah. It's going to be with the divo. Let's do it. The scripture is

Matthew chapter six, verse 10. And I say this, may your kingdom come soon. May your

will be done on earth as it is in heaven. The devotional says this, the God who created

you has called you by name. And no matter your situation, he is constantly inviting you

to take part in the plans he has for you. This should be exciting. But when life gets

overwhelming and problems keep mounting, it's easy to start doubting if we can be the

people God created us to be. When this happens, one of the best things we can do is intentionally

slow down and seek God's heart by cultivating honest conversations with him. We create space

for God to refresh our souls and speak to us in a new way. So over the next seven days,

let's draw near to God through prayer. Let's spend time and his presence because he alone

is able to prepare us for new seasons and fresh starts. And then there's a prayer for

guidance. So let's pray. God, you know my heart. You understand my deepest wants and needs.

And you know my every intention. You know me better than I know myself. There is nowhere

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