A Prayer for 2023

Brian Sooy • January 1, 2023

Lord, now that it’s 2023 reveal the good works you planned for me, the goals you set before me, and your vision for my success.

Guard me, guide me, and grow me so I can be more like Jesus.

Reveal your glory to me like you did for Moses.

Empower me to find joy in doing good for others.

Let me experience your deep love and the joy of faith in you. Amen!

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