A month-long prayer rhythm built around the Psalms, the teaching of Jesus, thanksgiving, confession, intercession and listening to God through Scripture.
Sign In to beginDay 1 invites you to slow down with Psalm 5:1-3. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 5:1-3 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 2 invites you to slow down with Psalm 100. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 100 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 3 invites you to slow down with Psalm 13. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 13 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 4 invites you to slow down with Psalm 51:1-12. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 51:1-12 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 5 invites you to slow down with Psalm 46:10. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 46:10 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 6 invites you to slow down with Matthew 6:9-13. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Matthew 6:9-13 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 7 invites you to slow down with Matthew 6:11. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Matthew 6:11 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 8 invites you to slow down with Matthew 6:12-15. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Matthew 6:12-15 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 9 invites you to slow down with Psalm 25:4-5. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 25:4-5 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 10 invites you to slow down with James 1:5. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from James 1:5 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 11 invites you to slow down with 1 Timothy 2:1-4. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from 1 Timothy 2:1-4 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 12 invites you to slow down with Ephesians 3:14-21. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Ephesians 3:14-21 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 13 invites you to slow down with Philippians 4:6-7. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Philippians 4:6-7 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 14 invites you to slow down with 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 15 invites you to slow down with Romans 8:26-27. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Romans 8:26-27 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 16 invites you to slow down with 1 Samuel 3:9-10. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from 1 Samuel 3:9-10 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 17 invites you to slow down with Psalm 119:9-16. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 119:9-16 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 18 invites you to slow down with Matthew 5:43-48. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Matthew 5:43-48 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 19 invites you to slow down with Luke 18:1-8. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Luke 18:1-8 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 20 invites you to slow down with Proverbs 3:5-6. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Proverbs 3:5-6 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 21 invites you to slow down with Psalm 42. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 42 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 22 invites you to slow down with Psalm 130. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 130 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 23 invites you to slow down with Joshua 1:9. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Joshua 1:9 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 24 invites you to slow down with Colossians 3:12-14. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Colossians 3:12-14 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 25 invites you to slow down with Mark 10:42-45. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Mark 10:42-45 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 26 invites you to slow down with Matthew 9:35-38. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Matthew 9:35-38 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 27 invites you to slow down with John 17:20-23. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from John 17:20-23 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 28 invites you to slow down with Psalm 139:23-24. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 139:23-24 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 29 invites you to slow down with Psalm 103:1-5. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Psalm 103:1-5 that you want to carry into prayer today?
Day 30 invites you to slow down with Luke 22:39-46. Read the passage more than once, notice what it reveals about God and your own heart, then turn those observations into simple, honest prayer. Leave a few moments of quiet before you finish.
What is one truth from Luke 22:39-46 that you want to carry into prayer today?
