A Sunday morning prayer is presented to help believers release burdens and refocus their hearts on God after a busy week. ^[1] Adam Hughes, a former pastor, released the poetry collection Pluck which explores the dissolution of religious certainty. ^[2] The article states that Scripture reminds Christians that worship, Sabbath rest, and meeting together with the church are important rhythms of faith. ^[3] During his time of isolation, Hughes states he was left with 'something resembling God'. ^[4] Hughes's work suggests that faith may not survive in the forms once known but that questions, fragments, and sparks will always remain. ^[5] The collection Pluck utilizes a mixture of poetry and prose to mirror the experience of losing a sense of certainty. ^[6] The prayer asks God to forgive believers for working hard to be self-sufficient and for letting fear and worry control their minds. ^[7] The text cites Genesis 2:2 to note that God rested on the seventh day after His work of creation. ^[8]