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God Is Not Done With the Healing He Started in You
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Motherly Prayers
October 29, 2026
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“Dear Friend,
Healing is rarely a moment — it's a journey. And sometimes in the middle of that journey, it feels like you've been carrying this wound forever and you'll never be fully free of it. God is still working. The process is not finished.
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🕊️ The Prayer
Heavenly Father,
Some days it feels like I should be further along in my healing than I am. Like I've done the work, prayed the prayers, walked through the process — and yet the wound still surfaces. And I get discouraged by my own lack of progress.
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📖Why This Prayer Matters
Gentle healing creates lasting peace.
Where do you need healing today?
“He heals the brokenhearted.” — Psalm 147:3
Stay aware and stay prayerful,
Mama Raya.
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