• Tweet
• Email

• Tweet
• Email

“Don’t worry about
anything; instead, pray about everything. Tell God what you need, and thank him for all he has done.”
Philippians 4:6, NLT.

 
God cares about every situation, problem, difficulty, and need you face right now – big or small. We created this page because we care, too. We care about you and we are concerned about the things you are concerned about. We want to provide you with a quick and easy way to share your prayer requests and praise reports with us and with our readers so we can all stand together with you in agreement for the things you or the people you care about need – whether it is spiritual, emotional, physical, financial, or in the area of relationships.

We do not always receive the things we pray about. Sometimes we get answers, but they are not the answers we were expecting, or the answer is a long time coming. Sometimes we realize we prayed for the wrong thing, or had the wrong attitude. Or what we thought we needed we don’t need after all. But let us pray anyway, however imperfectly our prayers may be. God hears us whether our prayers are right or wrong, perfect or imperfect, spiritual or self-serving. The important thing is to come to Him in all honesty. He sees and knows our heart, even if we cannot always express ourselves correctly.

Here’s how to use this page:

First you can submit your prayer requests and praise reports to us by entering them into the “Leave A Reply” box on this page. Others will be able to see your requests and can join together with you in prayer or praise.

Second, if you feel led to pray for the needs of others, you can use this page as a way to pray through specific requests.

Please observe the following guidelines to ensure this page serves its intended purpose:

1. Be specific. Please post prayer requests and praise reports only. General comments, questions, or statements do not belong on the prayer page.
2. Be concise. People tend not to read long, rambling statements. We can pray without knowing all the details. Sometimes the less we know, the better.
3. Be discreet. Don’t reveal personal information or use last names. God knows who they are and where they are, so we don’t need to know.
4. Be wise. Avoid asking for, or giving, specific counseling or advice to others. Pray and trust God to provide the answers.

(Posts not adhering to the above will not be published.)

To keep the page “fresh” we will start over with a new page at the first of every month. Feel free to post your request again if you would still like people to pray. Feel free to use “anonymous” for your name if you prefer. An email address is required but will not be published.