As we start today's daily guided prayer, we're going to start by picturing something.

So if you can, close your eyes.

And I want you to picture the highest thing that you have ever seen.

Maybe it's a building.

Maybe it's a tree. maybe it's a tree.

This thing that is so high.

For me, having grown up around Seattle,

I picture a mountain called Mount Rainier.

And on a sunny, clear day,

no matter where you are in this city,

you can see this mountain.

It's high.

It's viewable. There's nothing that is above it.

And with this picture in mind, listen to the words of Philippians chapter 2, verses 9 to 11.

This first declares that God is highly exalted Jesus,

and He has bestowed on Jesus the name that is above every name,

so that at the name of Jesus, every knee should bow,

and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the glory of the Father.

This verse declares that the name of Jesus is the highest name.

There is no name that is above that name.

And because He is high, it means you can see him no matter what you're facing.

I know in life sometimes life tries to tell us that our challenges are above everything,

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