God,
We lift up Brittney Dorty and her family to You in this fragile and overwhelming moment. You see the stress they are carrying as they go through this mortgage modification — the uncertainty, the fear, the sleepless nights, and the constant worry about losing their home. You know how hard they are fighting to keep a roof over their heads.
Calm their minds when the process feels impossible.
Cover their home with Your protection so that no decision, delay, or obstacle will push them out of the place they have built their lives.
Open the right doors in this modification process.
Let the people reviewing their case show compassion, fairness, and understanding.
Let every document, every step, and every requirement fall into place.
Let the outcome be stability — not loss.
God, we ask boldly that this family will not lose their home.
Let them continue to have a safe place to sleep, to gather, to breathe, and to rebuild.
Give them strength for each day, hope for what’s ahead, and the assurance that they are not walking through this alone. Amen

God,
We lift up Maria Colton to You with a grateful heart. Surround her with more love than she has ever known — love that comforts, strengthens, and reminds her she is never walking alone. Let happiness rise in her life again, not just in moments, but as a steady presence that follows her through each day.
Pour blessings over her home, her relationships, her health, and her future. Open doors she didn’t even know existed. Let favor meet her in unexpected places. Give her the strength to keep moving forward, even on the days when she feels tired or unsure.
And God, we ask boldly for miracles — the kind that shift circumstances, heal wounds, restore joy, and remind her that You are still working in her life. Let her feel Your hand guiding her, protecting her, and lifting her into a new season filled with peace and possibility.
Amen

God,
We lift Kimberly before You—, You know the crisis she has walked through, the job she lost, the fear that sits heavy on her chest, and the loneliness that surrounds her. You see the countdown she is facing: two weeks from losing her home, three weeks from losing her car, and the feeling that every door is closing at once.
Wrap her in Your protection so she does not feel abandoned.
Speak peace into her mind where fear is trying to take over.
Strengthen her body, her spirit, and her hope.
Open a path for her that she cannot yet see—housing, resources, people who will treat her with compassion, and opportunities that restore her stability. Let help arrive quickly and clearly. Let provision show up in ways that remind her she is not forgotten
Give her safety, shelter, and a future that is not defined by this moment.
Let her know that her life still has purpose, and that You are not calling her home—You are calling her forward.