21 Day Prayer Journey
A time for us to intentionally approach God through prayer as a church

Day 21 – The Marginalized
January 22, 2022

Day 20 – Foster Families
January 21, 2022

Day 19 – Community Partners
January 20, 2022

Day 18 – Community Leaders and Frontline Workers
January 19, 2022

Day 17 – Those Far from God
January 18, 2022

Day 16 – Our Nation
January 17, 2022

Day 15 – Our Community
January 16, 2022

Day 14 – Future
January 15, 2022

Day 13 – Impact
January 14, 2022

Day 12 – Unity
January 13, 2022

Day 11 – Our Church Staff
January 12, 2022

Day 10 – Groups
January 11, 2022

Day 9 – The Next Generation
January 10, 2022

Day 8 – Volunteers
January 9, 2022

Day 7 – Family
January 8, 2022

Day 6 – Marriage
January 7, 2022

Day 5 – Spiritual Growth
January 6, 2022

Day 4 – Wisdom and Perspective
January 5, 2022

Day 3 – Jobs and Workplaces
January 4, 2022

Day 2 – Broken Relationships
January 3, 2022

Day 1 – Health
January 2, 2022

Why pray?
Prayer is powerful. It activates our faith and strengthens our relationship with God. The habit of prayer helps us to deepen our dependence on him and it shapes our perspective to be more like his. It opens us to what God wants to do in our lives.
There is no skill level or experience required to pray. We all can approach God with our requests, our gratitude, and our concerns knowing that he is capable of doing far more than we could ask or imagine.
Prayer is about our posture, not perfection. There is no right way or wrong way to pray. What matters is that we approach God with openness.
It can help shape your perspective to thank God for what he has done in your life, people he has placed around you, and his provision during challenging circumstances in the past.
Then, give your requests to God. Ask him for forgiveness. Ask him to fill your needs and the needs of others. God is big enough to meet all of our needs.
Finally, remind yourself of God’s place in your life. Acknowledge his presence and your dependence on him. Thank him for his love for you.

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More Resources
If you would like to find other resources to help you develop spiritual disciplines, visit our Habits page.