When Your Arms Can’t Reach Loved Ones, Hug Them With Your Prayers

Good Night, my friends! I hope your evening is blessed. I pray God removes your worries and fears and places His peace in your heart. Turn over all your worries to God and rest peacefully.

If you’re like me you have loved ones all over the world. And if you’re like me, you want to hug your loved ones, even those who aren’t close in distance.

I want to hug everyone tight and hold the hug for a while. I want to just hug into them my love for them.

But a lot of the people I love are spread far and wide. Some are in different States and some are in different Countries. But I still want to hug them. And I want them to know that I am hugging them.

When your arms can’t reach the people who are close to your heart, hug them with your prayers. I truly believe that the most beautiful place to be in the world is in someone’s prayers.

I’ve always known that if someone prays for me and wants the best for me, they truly love me. That’s a very comforting thought when you’re going through hard times.

I saw a quote a little while ago that goes like this: Prayer is the most powerful weapon against trials. The most effective medicine against sickness. And the most valuable gift to someone you love.

I truly believe this. I don’t know where I would be without prayer. I can guarantee you that you would not be reading this right now because I would not have written it. I wouldn’t be here without prayer.

If you have followed us for a while, you know that I am a big believer in prayer.  I believe it is the strongest weapon we have available to us.  I grew up in a home in which I watched the prayers of my mother and grandmother change things.

And their prayers changed things in a mighty big way. I have seen first-hand the power of prayer, how it can change the impossible to the possible.

So, even if you can’t be with those who are close to your heart, you can still give them a most precious, valuable hug. You can hug them with your prayers.

Sending you prayerful hugs from Sterrett, Alabama!

Charity M. Richey-Bentley