More than 300,000 readers have enjoyed the Scripture verses, stories, prayers, and poems of Anita Corrine Donihue's devotional classic When I'm on My Knees. Now they can pen their own prayer requests, praise notes, and favorite Scriptures in this handsome companion volume. Each page includes a brief thought from When I'm on My Knees, and plenty of writing space. It's a perfect addition to Anita's popular devotional series for women.

Inspired by Phil Wickham’s bestselling 40-day devotional, the On Our Knees Prayer Journal is a thoughtful tool for anyone looking to actively deepen their prayer life. Track prayers, grow in this spiritual discipline, and reflect intentionally on daily Bible readings. Designed to help with guided prayer prompts users will record their thanksgivings, praises, and requests with plenty of space for capturing the details of their intimate time with God. Created to help individuals, this guide helps prayer journalers discover the power of prayer in their daily lives. With this journal, users will have the tools to: - Experience a meaningful intimacy with Jesus Develop stronger prayer habits - Let go of anxiety and fear - Discover and reflect upon God’s Word – Lectio Divina - Approach God with humility, honesty, and vulnerability through prayer Face the challenges of life with steadfast habits of prayer and reflection. Whether partnered alongside Phil Wickham’s 40-day devotional, On Our Knees: 40 Days to Living Boldly in Prayer, or used as a standalone resource, this journal provides users with a tangible place to record their spiritual journeys.

I once knew a football coach. He was a driven man who had sacrificed much to climb the ladder of his profession. This coach loved his job; he was energized by competition, inspired by success. His focus was hard and narrow. He traveled far and wide to charm a prized recruit, spent most waking hours assessing his team, evaluating last week’s mistakes, sweating over next week’s game plan. His mind was trained to detect the smallest chink in the enemy’s armor, to exploit any advantage. Most days he was up and out of the house before anybody else was awake. Many nights he came home long after everyone had gone to bed. He was not, however, a one-dimensional man. He was also a devoted Christian, unashamed of the gospel, energized and outspoken about God. He was quick to proclaim the name of Jesus Christ wherever he went. He attended church and, by all appearances, seemed like the real deal, a sincere believer, on fire for Jesus Christ—a humble servant of God. If someone would have followed this coach from dawn to midnight, he would have seen him praying over his office quarters every morning, and heard him, on his lunch-time walk, ask God’s blessing over each staff member and player. He would have beheld a man who talked a lot about God. But in reality, he would have discerned a man intoxicated with coaching, left with no choice but to conclude: “Coach says he’s excited about God, but his actions tell me he’s really excited about football. He says he’s excited about his marriage, but he didn’t even see his wife today. I think he’s really excited about football.” And finally, “Coaching takes so much of this man’s time and energy. Coaching—not God—comes first in his life.” And he would have been right. By now you’ve guessed, the coach is me— or was me. While I wanted balance in my life, there was imbalance. I meant well—I would share the gospel with anyone. I would boldly preach Christ in public, share my love for God. And there is no doubt, in the off-season God got substantially more of my time. But there was a contradiction in my daily walk with God. My heart, while it longed for deeper connection to God, was sold out to my profession, to competition, to whatever it took to win football games. I knew about winning football; I needed to know more about loving “the Lord your God with all of your heart and with your soul and with all your strength.”

I am Blessed! 31-Days One Minute Prayer Declaration and Journal to Unleash God's Blessing Daily Wake up to a new day declaring God’s blessing and favor on your life. To declare is to say and speak out loud with belief and confidence that whatever things you say will happen. Jesus Himself tells us this: Have faith in God. I assure you that whoever tells this hill to get up and throw itself in the sea and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says will happen, it will be done for him. (Mark 11:23 GNBK) How much more when you declare God’s word daily? Take up this devotional, reflect for one minute on God’s word for the day and start declaring daily: I am Blessed! Then believe that what you say and declare will happen and it will be done for you. God’s blessing and favor surrounds your life like a shield on every side. Devouring that truth daily and declaring it everyday over your life unleashes God’s favor and power to work wonders beyond all you can ever ask or imagine. I am Blessed! 31-Days One Minute Prayer Declaration and Journal to Unleash God's Blessing Daily will help you do that. Just 31 days of devouring and declaring God’s favor on your life will go a long way to helping you live the life of blessing God wants you to have in Jesus. “... I have come to give you everything in abundance, more than you expect—life in its fullness until you overflow!” John 10:10b TPT TATA VELASQUEZ is a child of God, writing about the love of God, and inspiring the children of God to live in Christ Who gives health, wealth, and victory through her books, business, and blog: https://speakchristlovenote.substack.com/

Prayer is without a doubt a very important part of ministry for every believer and the church especially in the days we are living. When we pray we come to understand the mind and redemptive will of our Lord for our lives, specific situations, and the will of God for our family, church, community and nation. "The Church's greatest deficiency today is in power not in programs, strategies, materials or ideas. And power for ministry can be released only through prayer." Prayer should not be mechanical or burdensome. But fulfilling, powerful, consistent, relevant, cutting edge and a benefit for all; it is our desire for every person who uses this prayer journal to receive a fresh impartation in your prayer life that will infuse His Glory and breathe, and His love into your relationships. We anticipate the rewards that will come to you when you use this prayer journal and while you make a commitment to discipline your life in prayer.

The purpose of this book is to become a part of the global prayer network that is being established in this hour before the coming of the Lord. To fulfill the commission of Jesus that men are to always pray and not to faint; and to teach, train, disciple and recruit prayer warriors.

In memory of my husband, James A. Wright, I have written this book of 333 journal pages. For each entry, I have selected a Bible verse for you to reference or study and then some of my thoughts on the topic at hand. After a short prayer, there is room for your thoughts and ideas. I love to journal, and I pray you will join me in loving it too! Discover why this book is titled 333 Journal Pages in my introduction and Journal Page 1.

The fourth book in Anita Corrine Donihue's beloved women's devotional series centers on God's faithfulness throughout all the experiences of life.

This book is written to all kinds of people because all of us need to pray. Praying means asking. None of us is exempted from praying because we are all dependants in one way or another. Everything that is not God depends on God. We are inadequate because there is no time we don’t have expectations to meet. We have shared human desires. For example, everyone needs to be loved. We are all exclusively dependants on God because the desires of the human heart can only be found in the Lord. Trying to fix things apart from God is the recipe of failure. Praying is the greatest fellowship with God. We pray to the ‘all-sufficient’ God because we are insufficient by ourselves. Humanity with all human resources cannot save or fulfill itself. Our desires are endless and are constantly changing. For example, our eyes are never satisfied with seeing; we always want to see something new. Our ears are never satisfied with hearing; we always want to hear the current news. Likewise, the soul is never tired of yearning for the transcendent. People take different avenues when seeking for fulfillment but only those who have discovered the power of prayer experience true fulfillment. We are called to pray unceasingly because there is constantly a feeling of emptiness when we do not communicate with God. Emptiness is the reality of the void that colonized the heart, which was once a sacred space occupied by the Divine. Praying is to be intimate with God; it is having God’s ear and eye in order to see the earthly things from the heavenly perspective.

Would you like to become comfortable conversing with God one-on-one, informally and intimately? Would you like to hear quiet, gentle answers to your prayers and petitions, your worries and anxieties, your deepest dreams and desires? With a lighthearted, girlfriend-to-girlfriend style, author Mary Beth Weisenburger shows how you can do just that through prayer journaling. By praying with a pen, she discovered an arms-wide-open God, one who silently listened and lovingly responded to her, day after day. And she promises that he'll do the same for you. Show up on the page with a pen in hand, and he will meet you there. There's no need to feel intimidated. He's delighted that you want to spend time with him. He's been waiting for you!