Catalyze a Life of Prayer

What is a Daily Prayer Rhythm?

 

Since ancient times, the people of God have given themselves to fixed-hour prayer, stopping throughout the day to turn their attention to God. We see this in the life of Daniel, David, Jesus, and Peter.

“…[Daniel] went home and knelt down as usual in his upstairs room, with its windows open toward Jerusalem. He prayed three times a day, just as he had always done, giving thanks to his God.” – Daniel 6:10

A Daily Prayer Rhythm allows us to resist a noise-filled, distracted lifestyle and remember that all of life is lived in the Presence of God.

Individually, we are giving ourselves to three windows of prayer every day – morning, midday, and evening. Our Prayer Room is also available to cultivate a life of prayer.

MORNING PRAYER

Be with Jesus // Look In

Start each day with Jesus through devotional prayer. Commit to Scripture before screens and learn to receive the Father’s love before your day begins.

MIDDAY PRAYER

Pray for the Lost // Look Out

Pause in the middle of your day to turn your attention to those who are lost or estranged from God. Make a list of 3 people and commit to pray for them throughout the year.

EVENING PRAYER

Reflect in Gratitude // Look Up

End each day with gratitude. Whether around the dinner table or before you go to bed, reflect on your day to become aware of God’s love in big and small ways.

Apps to Cultivate Your Prayer Life

Lectio 365

10-minute guided devotionals with Scripture and prayer so you can start and end every day with God.

DOWNLOAD

Lectio for Familes

Short devotionals designed for families with young children to reflect on the Scriptures together.

DOWNLOAD

Inner Room

Create a daily prayer rhythm with scheduled reminders, custom prayer points, and other creative prompts.

DOWNLOAD

Bible in One Year

A daily plan to read through the Old and New Testament in one year.

DOWNLOAD

Visit the Prayer Room

The Prayer Room is home to 30 carefully curated interactive prayer engagement invitations specially crafted to resource individuals or small groups in prayer. Located othe third floor of the Lookout.