Who is like God?!

Oh gracious Father how great you are! Is there anything hidden from you?  You know what was, what is and what will happen next.  You have already ordered our day. We pray that you will and have forgiven us of our sins that the day you have ordered will be favorable to us.  We ask that you help us to not sin against you and to not offend our brother (plural). Help us to tolerate the injustices done before us if you chose not to remove or avenge us at this time.  As mere mortals, it is sometimes difficult to ignore the offenses that constantly chase after us but with your leading and guidance we shall indeed escape whether we do so by running or standing still, our deliverance shall be by your hands. It seems like yesterday that we as a people were thanking you for seeing us through the year 2009 and even now it seems like but a few days has passed since then and yet we have completed a full quarter of a year and you are still with us. (04/13/2010) You are true to your Word when you said you would never leave us nor forsake us and for that we thank you. If it please you, grant the reader of this prayer peace that surpasses all understanding; the kind where man will understand if we got indignant to great indignations and yet we exuberate in peace in the eyes of the enemy. Comfort the ones who bury their sorrow deep within their soul; not out of shame but out of humbleness so as not to burden others.  Give us that heart that yearns to please you during good times and bad times.  During laughter or sorrow, richness or lean times or any such conditions. You are truly superfantasticomarveloupendous and every Great thing in between. We honor and worship you this day and every day in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! -Amen-

About the author 

Kimberly Taylor

Kimberly Taylor is the founder of Take Back Your Temple, a Christ-centered ministry that helps Christian women experience freedom from emotional eating through Biblical wisdom.

After years of struggling with emotional eating and reaching 240 pounds, Kimberly lost more than 85 pounds and has maintained that loss for over 20 years. More importantly, she experienced lasting change as Scripture renewed her thinking and taught her to steward her body with wisdom rather than shame, pressure, or force.

Today, Kimberly helps women understand what emotional eating may be revealing, respond with Biblical truth and Spirit-led wisdom, and develop steady patterns of peace, freedom, and faithful stewardship.

Her work has been featured in Prevention Magazine, Charisma Magazine, and on CBN’s The 700 Club.