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Gratitude for the Manna

Are you living aware of how God has carried you through?

As we conclude these 21 days of prayer, take a moment to look back. Reflect on what God has done, not just in big breakthroughs, but in daily sustenance. Maybe you found clarity, peace, healing, or simply the strength to keep going. Maybe the miracle wasn’t in the outcome, but in the nearness of God through it all.

In Deuteronomy 8:3 (NIV), Moses reminds the people of Israel how God sustained them in the wilderness: “He humbled you, causing you to hunger and then feeding you with manna, which neither you nor your ancestors had known, to teach you that man does not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord.” Their journey was about more than food. It was about formation.

These past 21 days have been a journey of becoming—becoming children, becoming aligned, becoming dependent, becoming whole. And as we step forward, we do so not returning to life as usual, but walking forward changed. The habits, prayers, and hunger you’ve cultivated don’t end here. They form a new rhythm of trust.

Your Father has provided. Your soul has been fed. And the invitation to daily dependence remains.

Prayer:
God, thank you. For every answer, every moment of peace, every small mercy, every word that sustained me—I give you thanks. Let what you’ve done in me these last 21 days bear fruit in the days to come. Teach me to keep living in dependence and trust.