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Susie from the United States

September 26 at 10:40 pm
Thank you for praying for me. My job situation is currently not great and I am feeling overwhelmed, struggling with stress. Please pray that I have amazing favor with my new manager and leadership, that they value my contributions and reward me and promote me, that they give me flexibility to spend time with my family and stop overworking me, that I get on with my team mates, that there is success to our work, that I am able to be a witness to Christ and bring glory to His name, that my behavior be aligned to His Word, that I bring no shame to myself or to Him, that I trust God to handle these work situations and I have the peace that only He can give. Thank you so much for taking time to pray for me.

Responses

  • Sue on September 27 at 10:09 am
    God is with you!
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