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Feb 20, 2026 11 min

The Open Gate (A Prayer Journey)

from But What Did GOD Say?™ Hosted by Teri Garnett

In this gentle, story-style guided prayer, we step away from pressure, worry, and striving — and into a peaceful picture of surrender. Through the imagery of an open gate, a strong stone table, and a quiet path forward, this episode helps listeners release what they’ve been carrying and rediscover the strength found in trust. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or worn down, this is an invitation to pause, breathe, and remember: you were never meant to carry it all alone. Come lay it down. Come find rest. Order the book: But What Did GOD Say?™ The Book — Understanding God’s Communication But What Did GOD Say?_Book Download the App: But What Did GOD Say?™ The App But-What-Did-GOD-Say-app Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to the music used in the intro and outro of this content. All rights belong to the original creators.

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In this gentle, story-style guided prayer, we step away from pressure, worry, and striving — and into a peaceful picture of surrender. Through the imagery of an open gate, a strong stone table, and a quiet path forward, this episode helps listeners release what they’ve been carrying and rediscover the strength found in trust. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or worn down, this is an invitation to pause, breathe, and remember: you were never meant to carry it all alone. Come lay it...

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