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The inspirational pieces in Somebody Prayed For Me only reminds us of the power of prayer.
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Somebody Prayed for Me
Broken, bruised, and even betrayed, but not forgotten.
Have your burdens ever been so heavy that you didn't have the strength to pray for yourself? Your spirit is broken, your body is bruised, and you have been betrayed by those who you've trust to love and protect you. Or maybe you just feel alone and cold in this world feeling like no one understands what you're going through.
Even when you can’t find the strength to pray for yourself, someone in this world is praying for you.
The inspirational pieces in Somebody Prayed For Me only reminds us of the power of prayer.
When God’s children bend their knees and bow their heads in prayer, it’s not about knowing the person they’re praying for. It’s all about knowing and believing in God. Do you believe? Do you feel in your heart that prayer changes things?
We believe. Even in this some times violent world, there is hope if only we believe. If only we pray for each other and hold tight to our faith in God. Pray for someone because somebody already prayed for you.
Excerpt
Excerpt “Her Silent Hell” by Allyson M. Deese
Before the doctor even said it, Shadeya knew. She knew that her baby was gone.
"I'm so sorry, Mrs. Beard," she heard the older, round face doctor say. "Your husband
told us you fell down a flight of stairs. Is that what you remember?"
Thomas squeezed her hand. He made it look as if he was being the supportive
husband, but Shadeya knew differently. It was a warning. He was warning her to go along
with his story or suffer the consequences.
She simply nodded her head. Dr. Ford stared at her almost silently begging her to tell
him what had really happened. But she couldn't. Instead, she lowered her eyes. She didn't
want to lie for Thomas, especially after he had robbed her of motherhood. But what choice
did she have? Would the truth set her free or bring her more pain and suffering at the hands
of the man who vowed to love her until death did them part?
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