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A Grandmother’s Prayers - All Our Daily Bread Daily Devotionals for 2025

A Grandmother’s Prayers details logo    Our Daily Bread - Sunday, June 29, 2025
  by RBC Ministries
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A Grandmother’s Prayers

Bible in a Year : Job 14-16, Acts 9:22-43

A wife of noble character . . . gets up while it is still night; she provides food for her family.
Proverbs 31:10, 15

Today's Scripture & Insight : Proverbs 31:10-18

During a family reunion many years ago, my mother shared some words she’d written. She honoured her grandmother, a woman I’d never met but I’d heard her spoken of often. Mum wrote that she recalled Grandma Susan getting up “before dawn” and praying over her household. What a distinct memory that impacted my mother’s life—one I cling to even today although I never met my great-grandmother.

This description reminds me of the woman described in Proverbs 31. She cared for her family in many tangible ways, and she got up “while it [was] still night” (v. 15). She had plenty to do to care for her family, such as providing food, purchasing land, planting a vineyard, making profitable trades, sewing clothes and finishing many other tasks—all in the name of caring for the ones she loved. And she even extended her resourcefulness to “the poor and . . . the needy” (v. 20).

Helping to care for a household during the time of the writing of Proverbs 31 was no easy feat, as demonstrated from the long list of duties described in this passage. And it wasn’t an easy feat for my great-grandmother, who was born in the 1800s. But prayers whispered early in the morning—as well as throughout the day—kept these women focused and encouraged as God helped them live out their calling to care for their family and others.

By: Katara Patton

Reflect & Pray
How do you stay encouraged as you complete your daily tasks? How can praying early and regularly help you?

Holy God, thank You for the women and men who faithfully care for their families. Please help me do the same.
A Grandmother’s Prayers





 

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