Prayer based on Psalms 103:14. Themes: Frailty, God’s knowledge, Human weakness.

Dear Lord, I come before you today claiming the promise that you know how I am made and that you remember that I am dust. I am grateful that you understand my weaknesses and limitations, and that you are always there to lift me up when I fall. Help me to remember that I am not perfect, but that I am fearfully and wonderfully made in your image. May I always trust in your love and grace, and may I never forget that you are with me every step of the way. Thank you for your unfailing love and mercy. Amen.

Verse: For he knows how we are made. He remembers that we are dust.
Psalms 103:14

This is a Promise. The verse reassures the reader that God understands their human limitations and weaknesses.

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