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For 21 days, we will walk through the book of Colossians and let the Word of God lead our praying. Colossians is rich and sweet, as it calls out the greatness of our Savior. We are reminded that Jesus is supreme and preeminent. He is first and greatest—above all, in all, over all. Jesus is more than enough. He is sufficient, full, and complete.
How to participate:
Step 1Access daily prayer prompts using the “Daily Revival” feature on our mobile app or the prayer guide (English | Spanish). Each day, we will focus on a few verses. We’ll provide some encouragement and a few prayer points from the passage. As you pray, ask the Holy Spirit to lead you.
Step 2 Pray about what the Lord would have you fast from during this season and set aside Mondays for our churchwide days of fasting.
Step 3 Make a list of needs and requests that you want to bring to the Lord during these 21 days.
Step 4 Submit a request on our app so others can join you in prayer.
How to submit a prayer request:
Step 5 Follow the Spirit. Pray as he leads.
After spending time in the book of Colossians marveling at the greatness of our Savior, we'll come together for a Regional Night of Prayer to celebrate who he is and all he's done in us and for us and through us.
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