Untangling Prayer with Rachel Wojo

Untangling Prayer with Rachel Wojo

Rachel Wojo

How Do I Offer A Sacrifice of Praise?

November 27, 2024   ●   13 min

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Have you ever struggled to give thanks to God when life feels overwhelming or circumstances are hard? In this episode, Rachel Wojo dives into what it means to offer a sacrifice of praise—choosing gratitude and trust in the midst of difficulty. Using powerful biblical truths and personal stories, she unpacks how we can honor God even when our hearts feel heavy.

Listeners will gain:

  • Practical steps for offering a sacrifice of praise, including starting small, leaning on Jesus, and remembering God’s faithfulness.
  • Encouragement to give thanks in prayer even when it feels impossible, with insights from Hebrews 13:15.
  • New perspective on how to trust God’s creative answers to prayer, inspired by the story of Joshua and Isaiah 55:8-9.
  • Inspiration from Rachel’s personal story of God answering her family’s specific prayer for their first home.

Join Rachel for this soul-lifting episode to learn how to deepen your prayer life, trust God’s creativity, and live with a heart of gratitude—even in hard seasons.

If you want more guidance on deepening your prayer life in tough times, I invite you to check out my new book, Desperate Prayers: Embracing the Power of Prayer in Life's Darkest Moments. You'll find real-life stories, prayers, and practical ways to connect with God when you need Him most. You can learn more at desperateprayers.com.

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