While much Scripture can be mulled over and meditated on regarding prayer, I believe there are at least five prayers God always answers. His Word promises he will fulfill his work, and when I’m struggling with wanting answers from God, I return to this little list in my phone notes.

What are the prayers God always answers?

Join Rachel as she dives into these five prayers that God always answers and teaches us to align our hearts with his.
Lord, forgive me.
God, help me trust you.
Father, your will be done.
God, I don't know what to say.
Lord, do your work in and through me.

SCRIPTURES:

Psalm 86

Mark 9

Matthew 6:9-13

1 Corinthians 3:16-23

RESOURCES

A Prayer to Surrender - Free Printable

In His Presence Bible Reading Plan & Journal Digital Download

While much Scripture can be mulled over and meditated on regarding prayer, I believe there are at least five prayers God always answers. His Word promises he will fulfill his work, and when I’m struggling with wanting answers from God, I return to this little list in my phone notes.
What are the prayers God always answers?
Join Rachel as she dives into these five prayers that God always answers and teaches us to align our hearts with his.
<ul>
<li>Lord, forgive me.</li>
<li>God, help me trust you.</li>
<li>Father, your will be done.</li>
<li>God, I don't know what to say.</li>
<li>Lord, do your work in and through me.</li>
</ul>
SCRIPTURES:
Psalm 86
Mark 9
Matthew 6:9-13
1 Corinthians 3:16-23
RESOURCES
<a href="https://rachelwojo.com/prayer-surrender/">A Prayer to Surrender - Free Printable</a>
<a href="https://cardshop.rachelwojo.com/products/in-his-presence-bible-reading-plan-journal-digital-download">In His Presence Bible Reading Plan &amp; Journal Digital Download</a>

How do I pray during challenging times? How can I grow closer to God despite life's hardships? How can I find peace and purpose when life feels overwhelming and stressful?

Welcome to the Untangling Prayer with Rachel Wojo podcast, a sanctuary where we navigate the storms of life together, uncovering clarity and calm through faith, prayer, and practical wisdom.

Each week, author Rachel Wojo brings heartfelt conversations and insightful advice on living a life of peace and purpose. We dive deep into prayer, managing stress, overcoming anxiety, and finding joy amid trials. Through inspiring stories of individuals who have found hope and strength in their faith, you'll gain practical tips to help you navigate challenges.

Rachel's compassionate guidance will help you clear your mind, calm your heart, and draw closer to God, no matter what you're facing. With every episode, you'll learn how to untangle the knots of life and discover the peace and purpose you've been longing for.

You might be feeling overwhelmed. You might be feeling too paralyzed to pray.

But you have a home here. Together, we can find the strength to move forward.

Join Rachel Wojo on this journey of untangling life, one step at a time. You'll find all Rachel's resources HERE.

How do I pray during challenging times? How can I grow closer to God despite life's hardships? How can I find peace and purpose when life feels overwhelming and stressful?
Welcome to the Untangling Prayer with Rachel Wojo podcast, a sanctuary where we navigate the storms of life together, uncovering clarity and calm through faith, prayer, and practical wisdom.
Each week, author <a href="https://rachelwojo.com">Rachel Wojo</a> brings heartfelt conversations and insightful advice on living a life of peace and purpose. We dive deep into prayer, managing stress, overcoming anxiety, and finding joy amid trials. Through inspiring stories of individuals who have found hope and strength in their faith, you'll gain practical tips to help you navigate challenges.
Rachel's compassionate guidance will help you clear your mind, calm your heart, and draw closer to God, no matter what you're facing. With every episode, you'll learn how to untangle the knots of life and discover the peace and purpose you've been longing for.
You might be feeling overwhelmed. You might be feeling too paralyzed to pray.
But you have a home here. Together, we can find the strength to move forward.
Join Rachel Wojo on this journey of untangling life, one step at a time. You'll find all Rachel's resources <a href="https://rachelwojo.com">HERE.</a>

Untangling Prayer with Rachel Wojo

Have you ever whispered "God, please" and wondered if it even counted as a prayer?

Untangling Prayer is for women who want to pray but feel stuck, exhausted, or at a loss for words. Each week, we dig into the hard questions —like how to pray when God feels silent or when you're too tired to try. Then we get practical. You'll walk away with real steps you can take today.

We all need the reminder that prayer matters, so every episode ends with a true story of answered prayer to remind you: God is listening, and He still answers prayer today.

I'm Rachel Wojo. I've prayed from hospital hallways and from the floor of my closet. I've been Hannah, pleading for something impossible. Prayer isn't a theory. It's my guide for both surviving and thriving.

About the host: Rachel Wojo is a Christian speaker and author who helps women pray when life is falling apart. She spent 22 years as a caregiver for her daughter Taylor, who had a terminal illness, and has walked through the loss of both her parents. Rachel is the author of Desperate Prayers and Praying the Promises of Godand speaks at women's retreats and conferences nationwide. Find her at rachelwojo.com.

 

Have you ever whispered "God, please" and wondered if it even counted as a prayer?
Untangling Prayer is for women who want to pray but feel stuck, exhausted, or at a loss for words. Each week, we dig into the hard questions &mdash;like how to pray when God feels silent or when you're too tired to try. Then we get practical. You'll walk away with real steps you can take today.
We all need the reminder that prayer matters, so every episode ends with a true story of answered prayer to remind you: God is listening, and He still answers prayer today.
I'm Rachel Wojo. I've prayed from hospital hallways and from the floor of my closet. I've been Hannah, pleading for something impossible. Prayer isn't a theory. It's my guide for both surviving and thriving.
About the host: Rachel Wojo is a Christian speaker and author who helps women pray when life is falling apart. She spent 22 years as a caregiver for her daughter Taylor, who had a terminal illness, and has walked through the loss of both her parents.&nbsp;Rachel is the author of&nbsp;<a href="https://desperateprayers.com">Desperate Prayers</a> and <a href="https://promisesprayerjournal.com">Praying the Promises of God</a><a href="https://promisesprayerjournal.com"> </a>and speaks at women's retreats and conferences nationwide.&nbsp;Find her at <a href="https://rachelwojo.com">rachelwojo.com.</a>
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Prayers God Always Answers

Have you ever felt so broken by grief that even praying felt impossible? Or found yourself angry at God in the middle of your loss and too afraid to admit it?

In this episode, Rachel tackles one of the rawest questions in the prayer life: how do you pray when grief has made you angry at God? She walks through the book of Lamentations and the story of the widow at Zarephath in 1 Kings 17, where a grieving mother's rawest accusation leads to one of the most faith-deepening miracles in Scripture. Rachel also shares personally from the season surrounding her daughter Taylor's death and what prayer actually looked like in those early days of grief.

You'll discover:
Why anger at God in grief is not a sign of weak faith and what Scripture actually says about it
How Lamentations 3 moves from raw lament all the way to "great is Your faithfulness" without skipping the pain
What the widow of Zarephath's accusation teaches us about bringing our honest grief to God
Why Elijah prayed three times and what persistent prayer in grief looks like
How each miracle God does deepens your faith for the next one

If you're walking through grief right now, whether it's raw and brand new or you've been carrying it for years, this episode is a companion for the hard days.

Resources Mentioned:
Desperate Prayers: Embracing the Power of Prayer in Life's Darkest Moments  desperateprayers.com

Until next time, remember: God sees you, He hears you, and He knows your needs.

Have you ever felt so broken by grief that even praying felt impossible? Or found yourself angry at God in the middle of your loss and too afraid to admit it?
In this episode, Rachel tackles one of the rawest questions in the prayer life: how do you pray when grief has made you angry at God? She walks through the book of Lamentations and the story of the widow at Zarephath in 1 Kings 17, where a grieving mother's rawest accusation leads to one of the most faith-deepening miracles in Scripture. Rachel also shares personally from the season surrounding her daughter Taylor's death and what prayer actually looked like in those early days of grief.
You'll discover:
<ul>
<li>Why anger at God in grief is not a sign of weak faith and what Scripture actually says about it</li>
<li>How Lamentations 3 moves from raw lament all the way to "great is Your faithfulness" without skipping the pain</li>
<li>What the widow of Zarephath's accusation teaches us about bringing our honest grief to God</li>
<li>Why Elijah prayed three times and what persistent prayer in grief looks like</li>
<li>How each miracle God does deepens your faith for the next one</li>
</ul>
If you're walking through grief right now, whether it's raw and brand new or you've been carrying it for years, this episode is a companion for the hard days.
Resources Mentioned:
<ul>
<li>Desperate Prayers: Embracing the Power of Prayer in Life's Darkest Moments&nbsp; <a href="https://desperateprayers.com">desperateprayers.com</a></li>
</ul>
Until next time, remember: God sees you, He hears you, and He knows your needs.

How to Pray When You're Angry at God

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Have you been waiting on God so long you've stopped counting? Maybe you've even had moments where you thought the answer was finally here — only to find the door was still closed.

In this episode, Rachel opens Psalm 27:14 and unpacks what David really meant when he said "be strong and take heart." Guess what? Waiting on God is not passive. It's one of the most active, courageous things we can do in our faith. Rachel also shares a deeply personal story of a 16-year prayer that was finally answered last week — and what the long wait revealed about God's faithfulness.

You'll discover:
Why David repeats "wait for the LORD" twice — and what that tells us about how hard waiting really is
The difference between waiting in dread and waiting in expectation
Why "be strong" is a command God equips us to obey
What those "almost" moments of unanswered prayer are actually doing in us
How the waiting room grows something that the answer alone never could

If you're tired of waiting and wondering if God even remembers your prayer, this episode is for you.

Resources Mentioned:
Desperate Prayers: desperateprayers.com

Have you been waiting on God so long you've stopped counting? Maybe you've even had moments where you thought the answer was finally here &mdash; only to find the door was still closed.
In this episode, Rachel opens Psalm 27:14 and unpacks what David really meant when he said "be strong and take heart." Guess what? Waiting on God is not passive. It's one of the most active, courageous things we can do in our faith. Rachel also shares a deeply personal story of a 16-year prayer that was finally answered last week &mdash; and what the long wait revealed about God's faithfulness.
You'll discover:
<ul>
<li>Why David repeats "wait for the LORD" twice &mdash; and what that tells us about how hard waiting really is</li>
<li>The difference between waiting in dread and waiting in expectation</li>
<li>Why "be strong" is a command God equips us to obey</li>
<li>What those "almost" moments of unanswered prayer are actually doing in us</li>
<li>How the waiting room grows something that the answer alone never could</li>
</ul>
If you're tired of waiting and wondering if God even remembers your prayer, this episode is for you.
Resources Mentioned:
<ul>
<li>Desperate Prayers: <a href="https://desperateprayers.com">desperateprayers.com</a></li>
</ul>

What to Pray When You're Waiting on God (Again)

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Feeling stuck in a long, gray season where nothing is necessarily wrong, but nothing feels right either? You're not alone. That heavy, stuck feeling has a name: it's a wilderness season. And it's one of the hardest seasons to pray through.

In this episode, Rachel digs into Psalm 78 and the convicting question the Israelites asked: "Can God really spread a table in the wilderness?" She explores the difference between being stuck IN the wilderness and being led THROUGH it, and shares a friend's powerful testimony of breakthrough after months of feeling unseen.

You'll discover:
Why wilderness seasons are harder to pray through than crisis moments
What Psalm 78:19 teaches us about doubt in dry seasons
The one word in Psalm 78:52 that changes everything about how we see hard seasons
Why doubt in the wilderness doesn't mean your faith is failing
How your breakthrough may be closer than you think

If you're in a season that feels endless and you're wondering if God is even working, this episode will remind you that the Shepherd who leads His people through the wilderness hasn't lost track of you.

Coming up: Join Rachel for a live online Bible study, Pray God's Word with Confidence, on Monday, March 2 at 7 PM Eastern. Learn a simple method for turning any Scripture into a personal, powerful prayer. Registration closes March 1. Link in show notes.

Resources Mentioned:
Pray God's Word with Confidence Bible study: cardshop.rachelwojo.com
Wilderness Grace Ministry: wildernessgrace.com
Desperate Prayers book: desperateprayers.com

Feeling stuck in a long, gray season where nothing is necessarily wrong, but nothing feels right either? You're not alone. That heavy, stuck feeling has a name: it's a wilderness season. And it's one of the hardest seasons to pray through.
In this episode, Rachel digs into Psalm 78 and the convicting question the Israelites asked: "Can God really spread a table in the wilderness?" She explores the difference between being stuck IN the wilderness and being led THROUGH it, and shares a friend's powerful testimony of breakthrough after months of feeling unseen.
You'll discover:
<ul>
<li>Why wilderness seasons are harder to pray through than crisis moments</li>
<li>What Psalm 78:19 teaches us about doubt in dry seasons</li>
<li>The one word in Psalm 78:52 that changes everything about how we see hard seasons</li>
<li>Why doubt in the wilderness doesn't mean your faith is failing</li>
<li>How your breakthrough may be closer than you think</li>
</ul>
If you're in a season that feels endless and you're wondering if God is even working, this episode will remind you that the Shepherd who leads His people through the wilderness hasn't lost track of you.
Coming up: Join Rachel for a live online Bible study, Pray God's Word with Confidence, on Monday, March 2 at 7 PM Eastern. Learn a simple method for turning any Scripture into a personal, powerful prayer. Registration closes March 1. Link in show notes.
Resources Mentioned:
<ul>
<li>Pray God's Word with Confidence Bible study:<a href="https://cardshop.rachelwojo.com/products/pray-gods-word-with-confidence-a-live-online-bible-study-and-pdf-guide"> cardshop.rachelwojo.com</a></li>
<li>Wilderness Grace Ministry: <a href="https://wildernessgrace.com">wildernessgrace.com</a></li>
<li>Desperate Prayers book: <a href="https://desperateprayers.com">desperateprayers.com</a></li>
</ul>

How to Pray through A Wilderness Season (When Spring Feels Far Away)

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