a Prayer for strength in the final stretch - 30 days left
- Elizabeth Hernandez
- Apr 7
- 1 min read
Jesus, my Savior, I come to You now, with weary hands and a furrowed brow.
This spring semester is heavy and long, but in my weakness, You are strong.
The papers stack high, the deadlines press near, and yet, I hold on to You through the fear.
Full-time work, full-time school, and the rest—marriage and motherhood putting me to the test.
Two children, now young adults look up to me, and I carry the hope of my family tree.
The first to climb where none have gone, blazing trails at the break of dawn.
Four siblings watch with quiet pride, but I feel the weight of all who’ve tried.
Lord, I’m tired—body, spirit, and soul, but I trust that You’re making me whole.
You see the tears I don’t always show, the silent prayers in the late-night glow.
And when I falter, I hear You say, “I’m with you, child, every step of the way.”
"I can do all things," Your Word is true, "Through Christ who strengthens"—I lean on You.
Give me focus, give me peace, let this storm inside me cease.
Bless my mind to think and write, grant me grace through every fight.
And when I feel I can’t go on, remind me, Lord, You’ve made me strong.
This journey’s more than a cap and gown, it’s a crown of purpose You’ve laid down.
So walk with me through every test, I trust You’ll help me do my best.
Amen. Amen. Amen.
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