Lord, Let Me Witness Your Glory—A Transformative Prayer . Pray Like Moses

Good morning my brothers and sisters. Thank God for a brand new day. Today's Reflection Journal *Scripture Reading:* Exodus 33:18–19 "Please, show me Your glory." Moses had already seen God's power. He had witnessed miracles that most people could only imagine. Yet his deepest prayer was not for another miracle. It was not for a clearer plan or an easier path. He wanted more of God. What makes this prayer so beautiful is God's response. Moses asked for glory. God revealed goodness. Perhaps that tells us something important about the heart of God. When God wanted Moses to know Him more deeply, He did not begin with power. He began with goodness. As you reflect on today's devotional, take a moment to slow down and consider what has been carrying the most weight in your heart lately. Has a worry become heavier than God's promises? Has a disappointment become louder than His faithfulness? Has a future concern taken more space in your thoughts than His presence? The Hebrew word kavod means glory, but it also carries the idea of weight and significance. Every day something becomes weighty in our hearts. The invitation of this passage is not to pretend our burdens do not exist. The invitation is to remember that God's goodness is greater. Sit Quietly With These Questions *What has felt heaviest in my life recently?* --- --- --- *When I think about God today, what picture comes to mind?* --- --- --- *What would change if I truly believed God's goodness was greater than the thing I am worried about?* --- --- --- *Where have I seen God's goodness in the past that I may have forgotten?* --- --- --- Truth To Carry Into Today The most substantial thing about your life is not the burden you are carrying. It is the God who carries you.