5 Reasons Christians Who Never Knew What To Pray Are Finally Praying With Authority
It was never that your faith was too small. You were never given the words. Whatever you are facing tonight, somebody already wrote the prayer for it and printed it out in full, with the scripture beside it. ★★★★★
In Under A Minute You Are Praying Words, Not Hunting For Them.
That is the whole thing, and it is worth saying before anything else.
You open it. You find the page that matches what is actually happening. You read it out loud. Start to finish, under a minute.
Here is one of the twelve everyday prayers, printed the way it sits on the page.
"Father, I thank you that you neither slumber nor sleep. Watch over this house tonight. Guard every person under this roof, waking or sleeping, and let them lie down in peace…"
Read that out loud once and the difference from "Lord, have your way" is not subtle.
Here is the part almost nobody says out loud. Most people who have prayed for years are working with somewhere between three and five sentences, and they have been the same ones for a long while.
Lord, cover my family. Open doors for me. Protect my children. Have your way.
Every one of those is a good prayer. Together they are four sentences aimed at an entire life, and they get worn smooth from use.
That is not a shortage of faith. It is a shortage of words, and no amount of believing harder produces more of them.
The first enemy: reaching for words at the exact moment they are gone
"Great prayers when I am lost for words. It also gives scriptures that I can look up to make sure it is accurate. Very small booklet but powerful with God's word."
Every Other Prayer Book Teaches You About Prayer. This One Hands You The Prayer.
Go and look at the shelf.
Almost everything on it is a book about prayer. Chapters on why prayer matters, a story, a reflection, a verse at the end, and a suggestion that you go and pray now.
You close it still holding the same four sentences.
This one is the other kind. Forty prayers printed in full, sorted by situation rather than by theme, so nobody is hunting through a contents page while the thing they are worried about sits on their chest.
- 12 everyday prayers. Strength and guidance. Peace and protection. Provision and favor. Covering your family and your nights
- 28 warfare prayers. Deliverance and strongholds. Breaking evil ties. Cancelling what has been set against you. Divine protection. Doors that have stayed shut
So on a quiet Tuesday you open it to a covering prayer. On the night everything goes wrong you turn to the back.
Same book, and it meets you at whichever end of the week you are standing in.
The second enemy: a shelf of books that explain prayer and never supply one
"This book is absolutely glorious it has every situation covered. Love it."
You Already Trust Written Prayers. You Have Almost Certainly Prayed One This Year.
There is one objection that comes up more than every other one combined, and it usually arrives from inside the church rather than outside it.
"Shouldn't you just pray from the heart, in your own words?"
It is a fair instinct. It also falls apart the moment you look at what believers actually do.
The Lord's Prayer is a written prayer. Jesus handed it over when the disciples asked him how to pray, and the church has been reading it off the page ever since.
The Psalms are written prayers. David's words, prayed by millions of people who were not David.
Every hymn anyone has ever sung is somebody else's words in their mouth.
Nobody has ever called any of that fake.
A written prayer was never there to replace the heart. It is there for the night the heart has plenty to say and no way at all to say it. Most people find their own words come back somewhere in the middle, once they have got moving.
The faith was never the missing piece. The language was.
The bonus enemy: a rule nobody in church has ever actually followed
You Do Not Have To Take Anybody's Word For It. The Scripture Is Printed Beside Every Prayer.
This is the question a careful Christian should ask about any written prayer, and most prayer books never answer it.
On whose authority am I saying these particular words?
Not the author's. Scripture's.
Every one of the forty has the passage it was built from printed right beside it. Not a footnote at the back. Not a reference you have to go and look up later. On the page, next to the prayer, before you open your mouth.
So the test is one you can run yourself, in about thirty seconds, without asking anybody's permission.
Read the prayer. Read the verse beside it. If the two do not match, do not pray it.
That is a standard almost nothing else on the shelf invites you to apply to it, and it is the reason readers keep using the same phrase in their reviews without being prompted. They say they can check it.
The third enemy: words in your mouth that nobody has shown you the warrant for
"Great prayers when I am lost for words. It also gives scriptures that I can look up to make sure it is accurate. Very small booklet but powerful with God's word."
You Can Stand In For Somebody Who Is Not Praying For Themselves.
Almost everyone who buys this can name a person before they can name a problem.
A child who has gone quiet. A brother nobody talks about at Christmas. Somebody who has stopped praying for themselves, and you are the only one still doing it on their behalf.
That is the hardest kind of praying there is, and it is the kind almost nobody was ever given words for.
You get handed "God, please help him." You say it for eleven years.
It is a very small sentence to carry something that heavy, and after a while you can hear how thin it has gone.
There are prayers in here written to be prayed over somebody rather than with them. Covering your children. Covering your household through the night. And the twenty eight warfare prayers, for the seasons where something has clearly set itself against a person you love and the polite version is not going to touch it.
Each of those is anchored to the passage printed beside it, same as every other page, so the boldest prayers in the book are the ones you can check the hardest.
That second kind is the one you will not find on the shelf.
The fourth enemy: one thin sentence carrying a person for a decade
"I 1st bought this book for me and I read these powerful prayers everyday. I also ordered one for my friend and she absolutely loves it so much and she said it was such a blessing to her."
You Were Never Short On Faith. You Were Short On Words.
There is a quiet belief among people who pray that the ones who pray with real authority were handed something they were not.
A stronger faith. A closer walk. A boldness that came naturally to them and never came to you.
That belief has kept more good people quiet than almost anything else in the church.
What they actually had was the words.
Somebody gave them the language, or they went and found it, and the authority they already carried finally had somewhere to go.
You are not starting from nothing. You are four sentences in, and one page away from forty.
More than 200,000 people have read it. 2,368 of them left a review, and it averages 4.9 out of 5.
And most of them describe the same thing afterwards, and it is rarely what they came for. They wanted words.
What came back was closeness.
The fifth enemy: mistaking a shortage of language for a shortage of faith
"I always froze up when it was time to pray. I never knew the right words. Now I just open this book, read it out loud, and pray with a boldness I did not know I had in me. It put the Word back in my mouth."
What Happens The Moment The Four Sentences Run Out
Every one of these can be good. Only one of them was built for the moment the words go.
The night you need this is not a night you can order it.
Thirty Days Is Longer Than It Takes To Know, And You Keep The Book Either Way.
Nobody needs a year to work out whether this one is different. One evening does it, and most people suspect it on the first page they open.
So it comes with thirty days. Pray through it. If it has not put words in your mouth when you needed them, email us and every cent comes back to you.
And you keep the book. Pass it to somebody who needs it. We would rather it ended up in the right hands than back in a warehouse.
The same three things come back over and over in the reviews:
- "Great prayers when I am lost for words"
- "It puts the words at the forefront of your mind"
- "It has every situation covered"
One last thing worth saying plainly. The night you need this is not a night you can order it. It arrives on an ordinary Tuesday when nothing is wrong, sits on the nightstand, and waits.
You Already Thought Of Them
Somewhere in the last few minutes a specific person came to mind.
A name, and a situation you have been carrying on your own for a long time.
That is who the second copy is for. One to keep. One to hand over.
You Were Never The Problem. Four Sentences Were.
Getting this far means one thing. You are not browsing for a prayer book.
Most prayer books sit on a shelf and get read once. This one ends up on a nightstand, opened at whichever page matches the week you are in, and read out loud.
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- Every prayer printed in full, so there is nothing to compose and nothing to remember
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- Sorted by situation, so you open it at the page that matches
- 12 everyday prayers for peace, protection, guidance, provision, your family and your nights
- 28 warfare prayers for strongholds, evil ties, hindrances, protection and shut doors
- Prayers you can stand in with for somebody who is not praying for themselves
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