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A Kiss for the m Rose | Weary Mother's Prayer



Heavenly Father,


I come before You today on behalf of every weary mother, those who have labored in prayer, who have cried in silence, and who have stayed up countless nights interceding for their children and grandchildren. God, they are worn, yet they still carry a spark of hope, a whisper of faith, and an attitude anchored in Your promises. They believe in the future You hold, even when their hearts feel faint.


Lord, You said in Isaiah 40:29, “He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.” So right now, I ask You to breathe fresh wind into the lungs of these mothers. Restore their strength. Let Your divine power flow through their bones, their hearts, their voices.


They’ve prayed with all they had, for guidance, for protection, for breakthrough. Yet now, they feel prayed out, empty, unheard, and unseen. But You, O Lord, are the God who hears. Just like You told Hagar in the wilderness, “I have heard your misery” (Genesis 16:11), remind these women that You see them too. You know the depth of their sacrifice and the tears they’ve sown.


Father, ignite the gleam in their eyes. Stir up their dreams again, the ones they buried while carrying everyone else. Let them know that it is not selfish to desire joy. It is not wrong to crave rest. It is not too late for the promises You whispered to them in the quiet moments of their youth.


Lord, help them learn the art of divine focus. Help them to release their adult children and growing grandchildren into Your hands. You are more than able to keep what they have entrusted to You (2 Timothy 1:12). Let them feel peace in releasing, not guilt.


Help them make space for themselves without shame. Let them see that prioritizing their healing, growth, and dreams is not neglect, it is obedience. Your Word says in Matthew 11:28, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” So, we claim rest now. Mental rest. Emotional rest. Spiritual rest.


Holy Spirit, re-center them. Let the melody of their own desires rise again, guilt free, shame free, full of promise. Let them dream again. Dance again. Laugh again. Believe again.


And let their legacy be not just the prayers they prayed for others, but the answered prayers they finally claimed for themselves.


In the name of Jesus, our Restorer and Redeemer,


Amen.



 

 
 
 

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