Divine Hope, Joy, and Peace

Heavenly Father, I pray that you would fill [Name] with your divine hope today. May the God of hope fill them with all joy and peace as they trust in you, according to your word in Romans 15:13. Send my love to them and surround them with your presence. Amen.

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