A Prayer to Remember You Are Truly Never Alone

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Seasons of physical separation, whether from a spouse who travels for work or from the daily companionship we once relied on, can bring a quiet loneliness that is hard to explain. It is possible to be surrounded by faithful friends and a loving marriage and still feel the ache of being alone. The Lord often uses those exact seasons to reveal how near He really is.

Psalm 145:18 promises that the Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth. God’s nearness is only a cry away. He already knows our hearts and deepest needs, but when we bring our burdens to Him honestly and vulnerably, our souls are reminded of His goodness and unfailing love. Community and friendship are real gifts from God, and He often uses people to show us His love. But the pattern He invites us into is to run to the Father first, and then draw near to others so that we can grow in Christ together. If you are in a season of loneliness, cry out to Him, and do not neglect gathering with other believers who can remind you that you are never truly alone.


Bible Verse

“The Lord is near to all who call upon Him, to all who call upon Him in truth.”
— Psalm 145:18, NASB


Ponder Today

  1. God’s nearness is only a cry away. You never have to wonder whether He hears you or whether He is close.
  2. Loneliness can reveal God’s nearness. Difficult seasons often become the places where we discover how faithfully He stays with us.
  3. Bring your burdens to Him honestly. He already knows your heart, but sharing your cares reminds your soul of His goodness and steadfast love.
  4. Run to the Father first. Community and marriage are blessings, but our deepest refuge belongs to God alone.
  5. Do not forsake fellowship with other believers. God often shows His love through people, and together we remind one another that we are never alone.

A Prayer for You Today

Heavenly Father, thank You for Your unfailing love and for the promise that You are near to all who call upon You in truth. You invite us to come just as we are, with honest hearts and every burden we carry. Teach us to cry out to You in every season, not because You need reminding of our struggles, but because our souls need to be reminded of Your goodness, faithfulness, and steadfast love. Help us find our deepest comfort and refuge in You alone. Thank You also for the gift of friendship and Christian community. Teach us to receive comfort from others with grateful hearts while remembering that You are our ultimate refuge. Thank You, Lord Jesus, for being the truest Friend who sticks closer than a brother. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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Keri Eichberger is the author of Win Over Worry: Conquer What Shakes You and Soar With The One Who Overcomes and has a passion for devotional writing. A Jesus-loving Kentucky girl, she is blessed—together with her best friend and husband of more than twenty years, Mike—with a house full of five kids. Keri was ordained through Southeast Christian Church and has devoted her life to full-time ministry. Connect with her at https://kerieichberger.com/ or Instagram.
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