Thankfulness Prayer For End Of Month

As another month concludes, it’s a divine opportunity for Muslims to pause and reflect on Allah’s boundless mercy and blessings. Offering a Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month is more than a ritual it’s a sacred moment to recognize Allah’s faithfulness, daily provisions, and unseen mercies. From spiritual growth to answered prayers, every step we’ve taken deserves heartfelt gratitude.

Let us embrace this moment by offering intentional, Quran based prayers that realign our hearts, refocus our minds, and refresh our spirits.

1. Thanking God for His Faithfulness Throughout the Month

Lamentations 3:22.23

1 Thessalonians 5:24

Allah’s faithfulness never wavers. Each day of the month, He has shown mercy, even when we were unaware. From waking up each morning to resting peacefully at night, His faithfulness has remained evident. Thanking Him for sustaining us through storms, victories, and silent moments deepens our appreciation. Just like Lamentations reminds us that His mercies are new every morning, we are reminded of His constant care. His promises are not like human words they are always fulfilled. As the Quran says, “Indeed, Allah does not fail in His promise” Quran 3:9. When we look back over the past month, we recognize divine patterns of care and provision. Therefore, a Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must begin with acknowledging His steadfast nature. Let our hearts remember that He is always working, even when we do not see it. May we carry this trust into the new month with gratitude.

2. Grateful Prayer for God’s Daily Provisions

Matthew 6:11

Philippians 4:19

Every morsel of food, every cup of water, every dirham earned, is a sign of Allah’s provision. Not a day passed without His sustenance. From the simplicity of a meal to the ability to earn a living, His provisions have been perfect. A Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must include praise for the daily rizq sustenance. Just as Matthew says, “Give us this day our daily bread,” we know that only Allah can provide. Philippians 4:19 affirms that God meets all our needs according to His riches. Allah’s names, Ar Razzaq The Provider and Al Wahhab The Giver of Gifts, remind us of His generosity. Whether the month was filled with abundance or hardship, He gave us exactly what we needed. Gratitude for these small yet significant blessings cultivates contentment. So we thank Him, not just for what we received, but for the way He delivered it. May we never take these daily miracles for granted.

3. End of Month Thanksgiving for Divine Protection

Psalm 121:7.8

Psalm 91:4

Allah has protected us from dangers seen and unseen. His divine shield surrounds us daily. Psalm 121 assures us that “The Lord will keep you from all harm,” and this aligns with the Islamic belief in His protective nature. Throughout this month, He shielded us on roads, at work, during travel, and in rest. Whether it was through avoided accidents or inner peace during trials, His hand was evident. Psalm 91:4 describes Him covering us with His feathers, a powerful image of divine refuge. Our Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must mention this vital aspect of His care. The Quran also states, “And whoever relies upon Allah, then He is sufficient for him” Quran 65:3. We acknowledge that no protection is complete except that which comes from Him. From health threats to spiritual attacks, He has preserved us. May we end this month knowing that our safety was not luck, but divine mercy.

4. Appreciating God’s Unfailing Love and Mercy

Psalm 136:1

Ephesians 2:4.5

Allah’s love never fails. His mercy is wider than the heavens and more abundant than the sea. Each new day this month came wrapped in His lovingkindness. We echo the words of Psalm 136: “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good. His love endures forever.” Likewise, Ephesians reminds us of His great love that brought us to life even when we were spiritually dead. In Islam, His name Ar Rahman The Most Merciful assures us of unceasing compassion. When we fell short, His mercy lifted us. When we felt lost, His love guided us. A Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must celebrate this divine attribute. Through trials and triumphs, His love was the constant. As we bow in gratitude, we remember that nothing can separate us from His mercy. May our hearts overflow with appreciation for the endless love that has covered us all month long.

5. Thanksgiving for Spiritual Growth and Strength

2 Peter 3:18

Isaiah 40:29

This month has been a journey of spiritual growth, one that we must recognize with gratitude. Allah, in His mercy, has increased our understanding and strengthened our faith. From moments of prayer to acts of obedience, we have grown closer to Him. As 2 Peter 3:18 encourages, we strive to grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord. Likewise, Isaiah 40:29 tells us that God gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak. A Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month would be incomplete without recognizing the inner transformation that took place. The Quran also assures us, “Indeed, those who have said, ‘Our Lord is Allah’ and then remained steadfast the angels will descend upon them” Quran 41:30. These spiritual gains are signs of divine favor. Even small steps forward matter in the eyes of Allah. So we express thanks, knowing He is still working on our hearts.

6. Grateful Heart for Prayers Answered This Month

1 John 5:14.15

Psalm 66:19.20

When we cry out to Allah, He hears us. Many of our supplications from earlier this month have already been answered. 1 John reminds us that if we ask according to His will, He hears us and we have what we asked for. Similarly, Psalm 66 celebrates that God listened and did not reject the prayer or withdraw His love. Our Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month includes these answers, both big and small. Allah says in the Quran, “Call upon Me; I will respond to you” Quran 40:60. Whether it was healing, guidance, or peace of mind, we received answers. Sometimes the response came through circumstances, other times through clarity or patience. Either way, He was present and faithful. May we be among those who recognize and thank Him after our prayers are fulfilled. Gratitude is the seal of sincere dua.

7. Praising God for Deliverance and Breakthroughs

Psalm 34:4

Isaiah 43:19

There were moments this month when we felt stuck or trapped but Allah delivered us. Psalm 34:4 testifies, “I sought the Lord, and he answered me; he delivered me from all my fears.” In our own lives, we too have seen doors open, chains break, and burdens lifted. Isaiah 43:19 assures us that Allah is always doing a new thing even in the wilderness. A Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must highlight the breakthroughs He granted us. From emotional healing to answered prayers, His hand brought us out of tight spaces. In the Quran, we’re reminded: “And whoever fears Allah He will make for him a way out” Quran 65:2. Gratitude for divine breakthroughs keeps our hearts humble and hopeful. No matter how impossible things looked, Allah made a way. As we close this month, we thank Him for fighting our battles and making paths straight. May He continue to guide us forward.

8. Thanking God for Health and Preservation

Jeremiah 30:17

Psalm103.2.3

Our health is a blessing we often overlook until it is threatened. Throughout this month, Allah preserved our bodies and minds. Even when sickness visited, His healing mercy was near. Jeremiah 30:17 offers comfort: “I will restore you to health and heal your wounds.” Similarly, Psalm 103 reminds us not to forget His benefits who heals all our diseases. In Islam, we call upon As Shaafee, The Healer, acknowledging that true restoration comes only from Him. A Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month should celebrate this divine preservation. Whether we walked in full strength or partial recovery, it was His grace that sustained us. The Quran says, “And when I am ill, it is He who cures me” Quran 26:80. So we thank Him for every breath, every heartbeat, every step. Good health is not guaranteed it is gifted. Let us appreciate this gift with sincerity and joy.

9. Grateful Prayer for God’s Guidance and Wisdom

Proverbs 3:5.6

James 1:5

This past month was filled with decisions some difficult, others routine. Through it all, Allah granted us guidance and clarity. As Proverbs teaches, we are to trust in the Lord with all our hearts, and He will make our paths straight. James 1:5 reminds us that God gives wisdom generously to those who ask. Likewise, the Quran tells us, “And whoever is given wisdom has certainly been given much good” Quran 2:269. Our Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must include gratitude for divine direction. Many times, we didn’t know what to do, but Allah opened our eyes and lit the way. Whether through a verse, a dream, a friend’s advice, or an inner conviction, His voice led us. We thank Him for not leaving us to wander in confusion. As we step into the next month, we ask that His light continue to guide us. He is Al Haadi, The Guide.

10. Thanksgiving for Financial Blessings and Provision

Deuteronomy 8:18

Malachi 3:10

Sustaining our livelihood this month was not by our strength, but by Allah’s provision. Deuteronomy 8:18 reminds us that it is He who gives us the ability to produce wealth. Likewise, Malachi 3:10 speaks of blessings poured out in abundance when we trust in Him. Whether we earned more or managed with less, He provided exactly what we needed. In Islam, we recognize Him as Ar Razzaq The Sustainer. The Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must reflect deep appreciation for every paycheck, every unexpected gift, and every reduced expense. Even in moments of financial tightness, He made a way. The Quran says, “Indeed, it is Allah who is the continual Provider, the firm possessor of strength” Quran 51:58.

11. Blessing the Lord for Open Doors and Opportunities

Revelation 3:8

Isaiah 22:22

Opportunities that came our way this month were divine appointments. Revelation 3:8 declares, “I have set before you an open door that no one can shut.” Similarly, Isaiah 22:22 highlights the key of David  when He opens, none can close. From new jobs to reconciled relationships, Allah opened doors beyond our imagination. A Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month would be incomplete without honoring these sacred openings. The Quran says, “And He provides for him from where he does not expect” Quran 65:3. Whether it was an unexpected phone call, a contract, a yes where we expected a no these were His doings. Every opportunity we received was aligned with His divine plan. Let us thank Him for the visible doors and the invisible hands that opened them. May we walk through each new opportunity with courage and gratitude.

12. Thanking God for Peace in the Midst of Challenges

John 14:27

Philippians 4:7

This month was not free of trials, yet peace reigned in our hearts. Jesus’ words in John 14:27 resonate deeply: “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.” Paul reinforces it in Philippians 4:7, declaring peace that surpasses understanding. In Islam, Allah is As-Salaam The Source of Peace. Even in moments of uncertainty, He calmed our spirits. The Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must recognize this sacred tranquility. When storms came, He whispered calm into our souls. The Quran reminds us: “Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest” Quran 13:28. While problems surrounded us, anxiety did not consume us this is nothing but divine mercy. Let us be grateful not just for the absence of trouble, but for the presence of peace. His peace is the anchor of our faith.

13. Gratefulness for God’s Grace That Sustained Me

2 Corinthians 12:9

Hebrews 4:16

Allah’s grace carried us more than our strength did this month. In 2 Corinthians, we’re reminded that His grace is sufficient, especially in weakness. Hebrews 4:16 invites us to the throne of grace to receive mercy in our time of need. Likewise, the Quran proclaims: “But the bounty of your Lord recount and proclaim” Quran 93:11. Through exhaustion, discouragement, and setbacks, it was His grace that kept us going. Our Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month should shout this truth in humility. We were sustained not because we were perfect, but because He is merciful. Every step forward, every second wind, every answered prayer all stemmed from His grace. Let us never mistake survival for strength when it was His unearned favor all along. May we approach the next month with even more dependence on His grace.

14. End of Month Praise for Family and Loved Ones

Psalm 128:3.4

Joshua 24:15

The presence and well-being of family is a priceless blessing. Psalm 128 speaks of a fruitful and blessed household, while Joshua declares, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Our families may not be perfect, but they are gifts from Allah. In Islam, we are taught to pray for our families: “Our Lord, grant us from among our wives and offspring comfort to our eyes” Quran 25:74. The Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must include sincere gratitude for every family member still with us, every loved one who supported us, and every bond that deepened. Whether near or far, their presence added joy and strength to our month. Disagreements may have arisen, but love endured. For all shared meals, prayers, and laughter we bless the Lord. Family is a reflection of His compassion.

15. Thanking God for His Word That Strengthened Me

Psalm 119:105

Hebrews 4:12

His Word was our compass throughout the month. Psalm 119:105 says, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path.” Hebrews reminds us it is living, active, and sharper than any double-edged sword. Whether in the form of scripture, hadith, or inspiring messages, divine words gave us clarity. The Quran emphasizes: “Indeed, this Qur’an guides to that which is most suitable” Quran 17:9. The Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month acknowledges this steady source of strength. When we felt lost, His Word gave us direction. When weak, it reminded us of His promises. Each verse, each insight, anchored our souls. Let us thank Him for feeding our spirits with eternal truth. His Word was not just heard it was lived and experienced.

16. Gratitude for the Gift of Life

Lamentations 3:22.23

Surah Al Mulk 67:2

A meaningful Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must begin with the most basic and profound gift  life itself. You are alive today not by chance but by divine will. Lamentations 3:22.23 reminds us that it is due to the Lord’s great love that we are not consumed; His mercies are new every morning. Similarly, in Surah Al-Mulk 67:2, Allah says, “He created death and life to test you as to which of you is best in deed.” Life is a daily opportunity to fulfill your purpose, to worship, to repent, and to love.

17. Thanksgiving for God’s Daily Provision

Matthew 6:11

Surah Al Baqarah 2:172

In your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month, include praise for every provision that sustained you. God provided food, water, income, shelter, clothing  even when you were unsure how things would come together. Matthew 6:11 teaches us to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread,” and indeed, He did. In Surah Al-Baqarah 2:172, Allah instructs believers to eat of the good things provided and be grateful to Him. Provision is not just about abundance it’s about sufficiency. Even the smallest blessings kept you going. Didn’t go hungry. You were clothed. You slept under a roof. Give thanks for what was received  even when it wasn’t what you expected. Each provision was a reminder that you are seen, known, and loved by God. A heart that acknowledges divine sustenance is a heart that will never lack.

18. Blessing God for His Divine Protection

Psalm 91:11

Surah Al Falaq & Surah An Nas

Sometimes, we only realize how protected we were at the end of the month. A true Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month honors God’s invisible shields around us. Psalm 91:11 says, “For He shall give His angels charge over you, to guard you in all your ways.” In Islam, Surah Al Falaq and Surah An Nas are often recited for divine protection from evil, unseen harm, and spiritual attacks. There were accidents that didn’t happen. Illnesses that didn’t take hold. Harm that was averted. You may never know how much danger God shielded you from. Yet, you’re still here. That’s protection in action. Praise God not only for what He did but also for what He stopped. Thank Him for guarding your family, your home, your soul. Protection is one of God’s greatest mercies  and it deserves your praise.

19. Giving Thanks for Forgiveness and New Chances

1 John 1:9

Surah Az Zumar 39:53

This month, like any other, may have come with spiritual failures or moral missteps. Yet, your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must include sincere praise for God’s forgiveness and mercy. 1 John 1:9 tells us that if we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive and cleanse us. Similarly, in Surah Az-Zumar 39:53, Allah says, “Say, ‘O My servants who have transgressed against themselves, do not despair of the mercy of Allah.’” Mistakes did not end your story  mercy did. You were given fresh starts, new mornings, second chances. That is something no one but God can offer. In prayer, thank Him for not dealing with you as your sins deserve. Let gratitude lead you into repentance and spiritual renewal. Each new day of this past month was a silent gift of forgiveness.

20. End of Month Praise for God’s Presence Through It All

Isaiah 41:10

Surah Al Hadid 57:4

Above all, your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month should honor God for simply being there  for His abiding presence. In Isaiah 41:10, God declares, “Do not fear, for I am with you. I will strengthen you and help you.” This assurance mirrors the message in Surah Al-Hadid 57:4, where Allah says, “And He is with you wherever you are.” Through joy or sorrow, wins or losses, God was there. Not a moment passed without His knowledge. His presence gave comfort, courage, and clarity. You may have walked through pain, but you were not alone. Thank Him for being your strength when no one else understood. His nearness is the greatest comfort. Let your praise rise from this revelation: that God has been with you every day of this month  and He will remain.

21. Praising God for Lessons Learned

Proverbs 3:11.12

Surah Ash Sharh 94:5.6

Your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month should celebrate the wisdom gained through both trials and triumphs. Not every experience felt pleasant, but every situation carried a lesson. Proverbs 3:11.12 teaches us that God disciplines those He loves. Similarly, in Surah Ash-Sharh 94:5.6, Allah reminds us: “Verily, with hardship comes ease.” Look back at the month and ask: What did I learn? Did I grow in patience, humility, or resilience? Maybe you gained clarity on relationships, or maybe you discovered hidden strength. Thank God for every lesson, even those that came through pain. He is shaping you for a greater purpose. When you pray, tell God you trust the process and thank Him for refining your character through both blessings and burdens.

22. Gratitude for Divine Surprises and Unexpected Joys

Ephesians 3:20

Surah An Nahl 16:18

As you reflect in your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month, don’t overlook the surprises those small, unexpected blessings that lit up your month. Ephesians 3:20 speaks of God doing “immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine.” In Surah An Nahl 16:18, we’re reminded: “And if you should count the favors of Allah, you could not enumerate them.” Perhaps someone offered kindness out of nowhere. Maybe you received news that lifted your spirits. These were divine touches meant to remind you that joy can break through even in the toughest days. Thank God for the unasked-for gifts the laughter, the conversations, the healing you didn’t know you needed. Recognizing surprise blessings increases contentment and strengthens faith in God’s perfect timing.

23. Giving Thanks for Family and Loved Ones

Psalm 127:3

Surah Al Isra 17:23

No Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month is complete without thanking God for the people in your life. Whether they encouraged you, prayed for you, challenged you, or stood beside you  they are a gift. Psalm 127:3 says children are a heritage from the Lord, and in Surah Al Isra 17:23, Allah commands kindness to parents. This past month may have included difficult moments, but the presence of family and loved ones helped ease the journey. Even one person who genuinely cared made a difference. Thank God for their love, support, and wisdom. And if someone caused you pain, still thank Him for the growth their presence prompted in you. Relationships are vessels through which God teaches, comforts, and stretches us.

24. Thanksgiving for Peace in the Midst of Uncertainty

John 14:27

Surah Ar Ra’d 13:28

One of the most profound things to thank God for at month’s end is peace  especially when life was far from peaceful. John 14:27 records Jesus saying, “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give you.” Likewise, Surah Ar-Ra’d 13:28 tells us: “Verily, in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find rest.” Maybe this month didn’t bring all the answers. Maybe questions still hang in the air. But somehow, you kept your calm. Somehow, you still slept at night. That’s God’s peace guarding your heart. Offer thanks for internal steadiness, emotional healing, and moments of serenity. Praise Him for peace that made no sense  the kind that clearly came from above. 25. Appreciation for a Fresh Start Ahead

Isaiah 43:19

Surah Al Baqarah 2:286

Finally, let your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month express excitement and faith in the coming days. Isaiah 43:19 reminds us, “See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” Surah Al-Baqarah 2:286 closes with the powerful reminder that God does not burden a soul beyond its capacity and that He provides ease after difficulty. A new month means new mercy, new opportunities, and new grace. Whatever you faced this month is now behind you. Give thanks not only for what has passed, but also for what is coming. Thank God for open doors, answered prayers, restored relationships, and the strength to keep going. Walk into the next month with faith rooted in gratitude.

26. Praising God for Healing and Restoration

Jeremiah 30:17

Surah Ash Shu’ara 26:80

This Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month should acknowledge God’s healing touch  physically, emotionally, or spiritually. Some wounds may have lingered for weeks, others might’ve just begun healing. Jeremiah 30:17 says, “I will restore you to health and heal your wounds.” In Surah AshShu’ara 26:80, Prophet Ibrahim says, “And when I am ill, it is He who cures me.” Perhaps you found rest after exhaustion, or clarity after confusion. Restoration may not be complete yet, but if healing has begun, that alone is worthy of thanksgiving. God restores gradually, just as seasons change slowly but surely. Thank Him for every bit of relief, every deep breath, every moment you didn’t think you’d survive but did.

27. Gratitude for Spiritual Growth

2 Peter 3:18

Surah Taha 20:114

Spiritual maturity is a journey  and this month, you took another step. 2 Peter 3:18 urges us to “grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord.” Surah Taha 20:114 says, “My Lord, increase me in knowledge.” Your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month should include praise for the spiritual lessons that shaped your walk with God. Maybe your prayer life deepened, or you became more disciplined in worship. Perhaps you grew in patience, learned to forgive quicker, or leaned less on your own understanding. These aren’t minor achievements  they’re spiritual fruit. Thank God for every inch of growth, whether through quiet devotion or spiritual struggle. Each gain in your faith walk is eternal treasure.

28. Appreciation for New Connections and Relationships

Ecclesiastes 4:9.10

Surah Al Hujurat 49:10

Sometimes, God sends people into your life for a reason and a season. As you offer your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month, reflect on new connections made whether in friendship, mentorship, or support. Ecclesiastes 4:9.10 reminds us that two are better than one, and in Surah Al Hujurat 49:10, believers are called brothers and sisters in faith. Did someone new inspire you? Did a stranger become a friend? These relationships aren’t random; they’re often divine appointments. Thank God for aligning your path with others who lifted your spirits or helped carry your burdens. Meaningful connections are often answers to prayers we didn’t even know we prayed.

29. Thanking God for Inner Strength

Isaiah 41:10

Surah Al Baqarah 2:286

Some months test your spirit more than others. But here you are  still standing. That’s no accident. Isaiah 41:10 declares, “Fear not, for I am with you. I will strengthen you.” Surah Al Baqarah 2:286 reminds us that “Allah does not burden a soul beyond that it can bear.” Your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month must include praise for resilience  for pushing forward even when things felt overwhelming. Strength doesn’t always look like success. Sometimes it’s just getting out of bed, saying a prayer, or offering kindness when you felt empty. That strength came from God. Honor Him by acknowledging it and thanking Him for carrying you through moments you couldn’t carry yourself.

You may also like:PrayerTechy

30. Gratefulness for God’s Never Ending Mercy

Lamentations 3:22.23

Surah Az Zumar 39:53

Finally, anchor your Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month in God’s mercy  the mercy that never runs out, no matter how many times you stumbled. Lamentations 3:22.23 says, “Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed. His mercies are new every morning.” Surah Az Zumar 39:53 tells us, “Say, O My servants who have transgressed against themselves, do not despair of the mercy of Allah.” If your month was marked by mistakes, don’t close it with guilt close it with gratitude for forgiveness. God’s mercy rewrites stories, restores dignity, and offers fresh starts. Thank Him that no matter how your month went, His grace met you every day  and still does.

You may also like:PrayerTechy

Frequently Asked Questions About Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month

1. What is a Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month?
A prayer expressing gratitude to God for His blessings, guidance, and mercy throughout the month.

2. Why should I pray at the end of the month?
It helps you reflect spiritually, close the month with peace, and prepare your heart for the new month ahead.

You may also like:PrayerTechy

3. Can I combine Christian and Islamic scripture in prayer?
Yes, many interfaith individuals or scholars reflect across both texts for spiritual enrichment and broader understanding.

4. What do I include in a monthly gratitude prayer?
Thank God for life, protection, provision, growth, peace, relationships, and answered prayers.

5. How long should a Thankfulness Prayer be?
There’s no set length what matters is sincerity. A few minutes of genuine praise can be powerful.

6. Is it okay to thank God even if the month was difficult?
Yes. Gratitude isn’t only for blessings it’s also a way of honoring God’s presence during trials.

7. Should I write down my Thankfulness Prayers?
Absolutely! Journaling your prayers helps track God’s faithfulness over time.

8. Can families pray a Thankfulness Prayer together?
Yes. It builds spiritual unity and teaches children the importance of gratefulness.

9. Is it okay to cry during a Thankfulness Prayer?
Yes. Tears often express what words cannot and God receives them as worship.

10. When is the best time to say this prayer?
Anytime on the last day of the month, especially in the evening or during personal devotion.

You may also like:PrayerTechy

Conclusion

As the month ends, offering a Thankfulness Prayer for End of Month aligns your heart with heaven. It shifts your focus from what’s missing to what God has already done. Whether your days were full of joy, trials, or quiet growth, God’s hand was in all of it. So pause, reflect, and give thanks  not because everything was perfect, but because God’s presence was consistent. Let gratitude overflow from your heart and into the new month. With praise on your lips, step forward in faith, hope, and trust.

You may also like:PrayerTechy