A Morning Liturgy for Anxious Days
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Psalm 143:8
Anxious mornings rarely need more information. They need order.
Read
One psalm. Aloud. No commentary, no phone.
Name
Write the fear in a single sentence. Precision reduces its size.
Ask
Turn the sentence into one request, specific enough to recognise the answer.
Thank
Three mercies, out loud. Thanksgiving is what keeps the practice from becoming a report of complaints.
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