A prayer based on Psalm 31:3.

Most of the time, I am able to accept frustrations and difficulties as a part of the transformational work that God is doing either in my own life or in the lives of my children. Parenting is not easy, but it is the struggle and difficulty that cause me to run to the cross faster than anything else. But there are days when I have taken too much of it in. When I feel myself collapsing under the weight of it all. When I am at a saturation point, and there is no more room to absorb.

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A Prayer for Handling Frustrations