Weekly Prayer Guide

Welcome

Welcome to Our Weekly Prayer Guide

As a church family, we are continuing a rhythm that has been forming among us—daily prayer, Scripture, and intentional time together with God. What began during 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting was never meant to be temporary. It was an invitation into a way of life.

Scripture tells us that God leads His people from glory to glory—shaping us, aligning us, and maturing us as we walk with Him day by day. This journey is not about striving or obligation, but about responding to what God is already doing among us.

Each week, we will continue the conversation that begins on Sunday—allowing God’s Word to move from revelation to agreement, from agreement to obedience, and from obedience to fruit. This prayer guide is designed to be simple, accessible, and meaningful for individuals and families, helping us stay united in prayer and focused in vision.

As you engage each day, our prayer is that you would:

Draw near to God and recognize His nearness to you
Hear His voice with clarity and peace
Walk together as a church family, aligned in heart and purpose

We are grateful for what God has done and expectant for what He will continue to do as we journey from glory to glory.

How to Use This Guide

This prayer guide is designed to help us continue the conversation God begins on Sunday as we walk it out together throughout the week.

Each weekly guide follows the same rhythm:

Monday remains a fixed prayer focus, helping us reset our hearts and posture ourselves before God.
Tuesday through Sunday are shaped by Sunday’s message, inviting us to pray, respond, and walk out what God has spoken as a church family.

Our prayer is that this steady rhythm would strengthen households, unify our church, and keep us aligned in prayer and vision together.

Helpful Tips:

Use this guide with your household—whether that’s just you or a home full of people. These moments are meant to be simple, meaningful, and shared.
Choose a time that fits your household’s rhythm—morning, evening, around the dinner table, or any moment you can be consistent with.
Keep a journal or notes app nearby to capture prayers, insights, or moments God highlights throughout the week.
Come with expectation. God delights in meeting His people, leading them forward, and forming us as we journey from glory to glory.

Additional Prayer Resources

The prayer models listed below are provided as additional tools to deepen your personal and family prayer times. They offer biblical patterns and practical frameworks for connecting with the Lord, helping you learn to pray with confidence, focus, and faith. Use them whenever you want additional guidance, structure, or inspiration in your conversations with God.

The Lord's Prayer

The Lord’s Prayer is often recited in churches or at religious events, but there’s so much more to this prayer. Jesus provided this model as an outline to teach us how to pray in a way that connects us to God, aligns our priorities with His, and helps us live dependently on Him. This model takes us through each part of The Lord’s Prayer, showing us how to pray the way Jesus instructed.

Tabernacle Prayer

In the Old Testament, the Tabernacle was the dwelling place of God, built to His specifications, where He would meet with His people, the Israelites. As they entered the Tabernacle, they passed through seven stations, following God’s instructions, to experience His presence. Today, even though we no longer need the physical Tabernacle to meet with God, these same steps can help us connect with Him. This prayer model will take us through each station of the Tabernacle and use the purpose of each station to guide our prayers.

The Prayer of Jabez

Jabez cried out to the God of Israel, “Oh, that You would bless me and enlarge my territory! Let Your hand be with me, and keep me from harm so that I will be free from pain.” And God granted His request. (1 Chronicles 4:10)

Warfare Prayers

Prayer is not only communion with God; it is also confrontation with the enemy. When Jesus was on the earth, He came face-to-face with the devil when He was tempted in the wilderness (see Matthew 4 and Luke 4), and every time the enemy tried to tempt Him, Jesus responded with Scripture. He confronted the devil with the Word of God, using the Sword of the Spirit to defend Himself. These spiritual warfare prayers and verses are examples we can use and adapt to our specific situations when we or someone we know is under attack.

Praying Scripture

When we pray the promises of God, we’re focusing on God’s power and limitless resources rather than the problem or our own limited ability to solve it. Our Heavenly Father is bigger than any situation we’ll encounter, no matter how painful or scary or uncertain it may seem in the moment. Whatever we’re going through, find a verse for the situation and trust God for the result. Pray His promises and trust in His power to be revealed. The Word of God is one of the most valuable tools we have to build a dynamic prayer life.

Praying for the Lost

God desires for everyone to know Him. As followers of Christ, we are called to partner with Him in praying for those who don’t know Him to come to know Him and accept the free gift of salvation.

About Fasting

Fasting is a biblical discipline that deepens our dependence on God and sharpens our spiritual focus as we seek His presence, direction, and breakthrough. These guides offer practical insight into why Christians fast, how to fast safely, and fasting practices you can prayerfully consider. Whether you’re trying fasting for the first time or seeking renewed clarity and spiritual strength, these resources will help you understand the heart and purpose behind this ancient practice as you draw near to God.