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How do I use the Daily Prayers?
Option 1: Choose a person or people to commit to pray for daily. Insert their names into the provided spaces everyday.
Option 2:
Read the verse first. Ask yourself, “Who does this apply to?” and insert their name(s) in to the provided spaces.

What if I’m praying for multiple people everyday?
  • Pray for one person at a time and repeat the verses for each person
  • OR put all of the names together and pray for them at one time
There’s no right or wrong way to pray scripture! Just commit, ask the Holy Spirit to guide you, and start praying.
Have another way you use our daily prayers? Email us so we can share your idea with others! 

Who should I pray for?The possibilities are endless! Here are a few ideas to get you started:
  • yourself
  • your spouse
  • your children
  • your unborn child
  • grandchildren & great-grandchildren
  • family
  • friends
  • potential spouse  for yourself or future spouse for your children
  • lost friends & family members
  • persecuted Christians around the world
  • orphans, children in foster care
  • pastors, missionaries, Christian leaders
  • world, country, and local leaders
  • the poor, hurting, exploited, & lost in the world
  • ask God to place someone specific on your heart that needs prayer

How can I use the daily prayer to go deeper?
  1. READ or LISTEN to the corresponding chapter for each day’s scriptures using the provided links.
  2. REFLECT on the daily question.
  3.  MEDITATE on or MEMORIZE one of the daily verses.
  4. WRITE the prayers on notecards.
  5. START a scripture prayer journal for yourself or someone else.
  6. ENGAGE in the conversation by commenting on the daily posts.

What are the BEST ways I can share the daily prayers? 
  1. Email someone the prayers you just prayed for them.
  2. Text a picture of the daily verses.
  3. Share via Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, or your favorite avenue of social media.
  4. Word of mouth.

Are there other options for praying scripture on this site?
bookYou can use the Pray by Book page to:
  • Catch up on books you may have missed
  • Re-pray through a book you love
  • Pray through a book of the Bible you are currently studying
  • Pray through a book at your own pace
We suggest you subscribe to the daily email first, and then use the Pray by Book page to pray through the other books if you desire.

Ready to begin? Pray today’s verses here.











Pray Psalm 1

Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today. You may want to READ or LISTEN  to the chapter before you begin.
1:1   May ______ be a man/woman who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked, or stand in the way of sinners, or sit in the seat of mockers. May _______ be one who is blessed.
1:2   May ______’s delight be in Your law, Lord. May ______ meditate on Your law day and night.
1:3   May ______ be a like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither. May whatever ______ does prosper.
1:6   “For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous, but the way of the wicked will perish.” May ______ be one who is righteous so that You, Lord, will watch over his/her way.

Pray Psalm 2

Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today. You may want to READ or LISTEN  to the chapter before you begin.
(As you pray today’s verses, we encourage you to think of and pray for the people placed in leadership positions all over the world.)
2:10    May ______, a ruler of the earth, be wise.
2:11    May ______ serve You, Lord, with fear and rejoice with trembling.
2:12    May ______ take refuge in You, Lord, and be blessed.



Pray Psalm 16:7-11

Take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 16:7   May ______ praise You, Lord, who counsels him/her; even at night as ______’s heart instructs him/her.
Psalm 16:8   May ______ set You, Lord, always before him/her. May ______ know that because You are at his/her right hand, ______ will not be shaken.
Psalm 16:9-10   May ______’s heart be glad, tongue rejoice, and body rest secure because You will not abandon him/her to the grave, nor will you let ______, Your faithful one, see decay. Help ______ to know that you will never abandon him/her.
Psalm 16:11   Make known to ______ the path of life. May ______ know that You will fill him/her with joy in Your presence and with eternal pleasures at Your right hand.

Pray Psalm 17:1-6

We have completed an amazing journey through the book of Exodus!  We will spend this week in Psalm 17 and 18 and begin a new book next week. Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 17:1     Lord, please hear ______’s righteous plea; listen to his/her cry. Give ear to ______’s prayer because it does not rise from deceitful lips.
Psalm 17:3b    May ______ resolve that his/her mouth will not sin.
Psalm 17:4b      May ______ keep himself/herself from the ways of the violent.
Psalm 17:5      May ______’s steps hold to Your paths, Lord. Keep his/her feet from slipping.
Psalm 17:6      May ______ call on You, God, and know that You will answer him/her. Lord, give ear to ______ and hear his/her prayer.
QUESTION: Do you believe that God will answer you when you pray? Do you trust that your words have his ear?
Tweet THIS: Have you resolved today that your mouth will not sin? #prayscripture

Pray Psalm 18:1-18

 Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 18:1   May ______ say of You, “I love you, O Lord, my strength.”
Psalm 18:2   Lord, I pray that You would be ______’s rock, fortress, and deliverer. May ______ know that You are his/her rock. May ______ take refuge in You. Be ______’s shield and the horn of his/her salvation, ______’s stronghold.
Psalm 18:3     May ______ call to You, Lord, who are worthy of praise, and know that You (are able to) save ______ from his/her enemies.
Psalm 18:6   May ______ call to You, Lord, in his/her distress. May ______ cry to You, God, for help and know that You hear his/her voice, and that his/her cry comes before You into Your ears.
Psalm 18:18     Lord, be ______’s support.
QUESTION: How have you seen the Lord be your strength, fortress, or deliverer? Leave us a comment!
SHARE:  Please share today’s prayers with someone via email, text, social media, or word of mouth, &  help us create a movement of praying scripture.

Pray Psalm 18:24-30

Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 18:30   May ______ know that Your way is perfect, Lord, and Your word is flawless.
Psalm 18:31     May ______ say of You, Lord, “For who is God besides the Lord? And who is the Rock except for You, God?”
Psalm 18:32     May ______ know that it is You, God, who arms him/her with strength and makes his/her way perfect.
Psalm 18:46   May ______ say of You, “The Lord lives! Praise be to my Rock! Exalted be God my Savior!”
Psalm 18:49     May ______ praise You among the nations, O Lord. May he/she sing praises to Your name.
QUESTION: Do you really believe that the Lord’s way is perfect? Do you trust that His word is flawless?
SHARE:  Please share today’s prayers with someone via email, text, social media, or word of mouth, &  help us create a movement of praying scripture.

Pray Psalm 19:10-14

Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 19:11     May ______ know that in keeping [your ordinances] there is great reward.
Psalm 19:13     Lord, keep ______ from willful sins; may they not rule over him/her.  May ______ be blameless, innocent of great transgression.
Psalm 19:14    May the words of ______’s mouth and the meditation of his/her heart be pleasing in your sight, O Lord, ______’s Rock and Redeemer.




Pray Psalm 23

Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 23:1     May _____ know that You are his/her Shepherd, Lord, and that he/she shall not be in want.
Psalm 23:2     Lord, make ______ lie down in green pastures; lead him/her beside quiet waters.
Psalm 23:3     Restore ______’s soul, Lord. Guide him/her in paths of righteousness for Your name’s sake.
Psalm 23:4     May ______ know that even (when) he/she walks through the valley of the shadow of death, he/she will fear no evil for You are with ______. Your rod and staff (will) comfort him/her.
Psalm 23:6   May goodness and love follow ______ all the days of his/her life, and may he/she will dwell in Your house, Lord, forever.




Pray Psalm 25:1-7

Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 25:1   May ______ lift up his/her soul to You, Lord. May ______ put his/her trust in You.
Psalm 25:3a     May ______ know that no one whose hope is in You, Lord, will ever be put to shame.
Psalm 25:4     Show ______ Your ways, Lord. Teach him/her Your paths.
Psalm 25:5     May ______’s prayer be, “Guide me in Your truth, and teach me, Lord, for You are God my Savior, and my hope is in You all day long.”
Psalm 25:7     Lord, remember not the sins of ______’s youth and his/her rebellious ways. According to Your love, Lord, remember ______, for You are good, O Lord.

Pray Psalm 25:8-14

 Please take a moment to pray these scriptures over someone today.  You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 25:8     May ______ know that You are good and upright, Lord.   Instruct ______, a sinner, in Your ways.
Psalm 25:9     May ______ be humble so that You may guide him/her in what is right and teach him/her Your way.
Psalm 25:10     May ______ know that all of Your ways are loving and faithful, for those who keep the demands of Your covenant.
Psalm 25:11     May ______’s prayer be, “For the sake of Your name, O Lord, forgive my iniquity, though it is great.”
Psalm 25:14     May ______ fear You, Lord, because You confide in those that fear You and make Your covenant known to them.









Pray Psalm 42

(Psalm 42 & 43, considered one Psalm in many Hebrew manuscripts, speak of one whose soul is downcast, who has shed many tears, and who feels rejected by God, yet hopes he/she will praise God again. As you pray today, think of the people in your life or those around the world who are hurting or downcast in spirit and need to be reminded that God is their stronghold. You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 42:1     As the deer pants for streams of water, may ______’s soul pant for You, O God.
Psalm 42:2     May ______’s soul thirst for You, the living God.
Psalm 42:5,11     When ______’s soul is downcast and disturbed, may ______ put his/her hope in You, God, and praise You again, his/her Savior and God.
Psalm 42:8     May ______ say of You, “By day the Lord directs His love, at night His song is with me – a prayer to the God of my life.” May You be the God of ______’s life.
QUESTION: When was a time in your life that you were most thirsty for God? How did He quench your thirst? Share your story with someone today!

2:10    May ______, a ruler of the earth, be wise.
2:11    May ______ serve You, Lord, with fear and rejoice with trembling.
2:12    May ______ take refuge in You, Lord, and be blessed.



Pray Psalm 43

Psalm 42 & 43, considered one Psalm in many Hebrew manuscripts, speak of one whose soul is downcast, who has shed many tears, and who feels rejected by God, yet hopes he/she will praise God again. As you pray today, who comes to mind that is downcast in spirit and need to be reminded that God is their stronghold? You may want to READ or LISTEN to the chapter before you begin.
Psalm 43:1     Vindicate ______, O God, and plead his/her cause against [the ungodly]. Rescue ______ from deceitful and wicked men.
Psalm 43:2     God, You are ______’s stronghold. May ______ never say, “Why have you rejected me? Why must I go about mourning, oppressed by the enemy?”
Psalm 43:3a     Send forth Your light and Your truth, Lord. Let them guide ______.
Psalm 43:4     May You, God, be ______’s joy and delight.
Psalm 43:5     When ______’s soul is downcast and disturbed, may ______ put his/her hope in You, God, and praise You again, his/her Savior and God.

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