Prayer Journals

Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory Many of us reading this journal today have carried great dreams and expectant hopes. However, instead of ‘signs and wonders’, we have witnessed our desires unravel in unconventional and unfamiliar ways. This unfamiliar response has left us feeling disappointed. Disappointment is more than just a fleeting feeling: It […]

WORD: Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory To commence this journal, I have decided to start off in an unusual way. Instead of using the story of a woman, I’m going to explore some of David’s life events to introduce some deeper issues at work in the lives of God’s people. Although there are

The Topic for this Prayer Journal is: ‘Scarred but not Discarded’. The Text is taken from, Jeremiah 30:17 ‘I will restore health to you, and I will heal you of all your wounds’. Ez. 16:6. ‘I (the Lord) saw you and I said, ‘live’… yes, I saw you dying and shouted, ‘live’. Your Father wants

Fast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) October 5, 2025 Week 5 / Day 29 Theme for the Fast: “RENEWED” “The Year of Open Door” Revelation 3:8 “Behold, I have set before you an open door that no one can shut.” Focus Theme (Day 29): “Renewed Glory” – ‘From the Former to the Latter House’ Haggai 2:7–9 “Glory

‘THE YEAR OF OPEN DOOR’ Theme Scripture: Isaiah 43:19 “Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert.” Prayer Focus: “Lord, prepare us to walk into new beginnings with faith and courage.” “The

Word: Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory The Promise laid out in today’s text, is not just there to make us feel good…this is our remedy against all of life’s distresses. It says, ‘For I Will Restore Health To You… I Will Heal Your Wounds’, (Jer 30:17). Today, inscribe your own name within this promise

Word: Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory Sometimes life can seem so unfair, especially when we observe the wicked prosper. In Habakkuk 1:1, the Prophet describes this state of affairs as a ‘burden’; a vexation of spirit, a grievance of the soul, and a slap in the face of right living. Habakkuk questioned such injustice.

Word: Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory In Isaiah 54:1, the Lord sends a Word to the desolate and broken, He says: ‘Sing, O barren, thou [that] didst not bear; break forth into singing, and cry aloud, thou [that] didst not travail with child: for more [are] the children of the desolate than the

Word: Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory As we read the stories in Scripture, the Lord wants us to understand that faithful, devout, godly people experienced struggles, temptations, failings, and breakings, especially prior to great victories. These were people ‘subject to passions just like us’ (James 5:17). However, Scripture never ends at reiterating or

Word: Turning A Broken Story Into God’s Glory In Luke 13:12, we read about a woman who was bent over for eighteen long years. Despite her ‘crippling’ situation, we witness her desperate struggles to get to the House of God. It was an effort to get out of bed; it took all her determination to