Hello Friend. Day 18. God Can Turn Back Time: Trail of Lost Years Restored. Let’s pray, Heavenly Father, we come before you with humble hungry hearts, inspired by the promises found in Isaiah 61.

We acknowledge the seasons of our lives, where time feels lost and hope appears distant. In those dark nights of the soul, we often feel abandoned, yet we cling to the truth that you are always with us, walking beside us, even in our deepest struggles.

Lord, we seek the restoration of lost years. We surrender to you those moments of disappointment and heartache, believing that you have brought healing to our wounds.

We recognize that you are not limited by our circumstances, for your favor can flood our lives anew. Today, we ask for the restoration of joy, peace, and purpose, knowing that you can make all things new.

As we pray, release a fresh outpouring of your favor into our future. Help us to be open to the new beginnings you are offering us. We trust that you hear our prayers and can accomplish much more than we can ask or imagine. Fill our hearts with hope and assurance, reminding us that even in our trials, your strength is made perfect.

Father, ignite our spirits with the courage to press on, even when the path seems unclear. Grant us the wisdom to recognize your presence in our lives and the faith to trust in your perfect timing. Let us walk confidently, knowing that every lost year can be restored by your mighty hand.

We claim the promises of restoration and renewal, embracing the future with anticipation. Thank you Papa God, for your unwavering love and for the miracles that lie ahead. Amen.

Hello Friend. Day 17. Double for your trouble. Heavenly Father, we come before you today, believing in our promises of restoration and joy. Lord, we thank you for the truth in Isaiah 61:7, which assures us that instead of our shame, we will receive a double portion, and instead of disgrace, we will rejoice in our inheritance.

As we step into this new season, we ask for your divine intervention in our lives.

Father, lift us from the shadows of pain, put-downs, and isolation that have burdened our hearts. We acknowledge the difficulties we've faced, but we trust that you are working to refurbish and mend our spirits.

As we leave behind the troubles of the past, let this be a transformative time where your joy floods our hearts and renews our minds. We declare this a year of Jubilee, a time of freedom and restoration.

May your blessings rain down upon us, bringing healing for our wounds.

We seek your provision and reversal of the challenges we’ve encountered.

Restore the lost years and fulfill the promises you’ve made to us, both personally and collectively.

Help us to stand firm in faith, knowing that you will honor your word and turn our mourning into dancing. Lord, grant us the strength to rejoice, even amidst uncertainty.

Help us to lift our eyes to the future, trusting that as we walk with you, our troubles will indeed yield a double portion of your blessings.

As we experience this season of reconditioning and revamping, deepen our faith, ignite our joy, and guide us as we pursue the inheritance you’ve prepared for us.

We thank you, God, for the mighty restoration that is coming.

We receive from the God of great encouragement, with open hands and grateful hearts, believing that surely goodness and mercy shall follow us all the days of our lives.

Amen.

Heavenly Father, we gather before you, inspired by your life-giving Word in Isaiah 61. This scripture proclaims good news to those burdened by an old mindset over money, offering freedom from negative thinking and counsel for those seeking freedom leading to the abundant life that Jesus offered to us.

We ask for your empowerment to embrace a fresh understanding of wealth, especially on this day, 8.18, August 18th, reminding us of Deuteronomy 8:18, which teaches us to remember that it is our Lord, who provides the ability to produce wealth, affirming his everlasting covenant with us, his people.

As we reflect on Isaiah 61, particularly verses 4-6, we cling to the hope that we are called to rebuild and restore what has been devastated. Jesus, you promise that as your representatives, we will partake in the wealth of nations and inherit their riches. We ask for a transformative mindset to thrive in our workplaces, understanding your urgent call for a kingdom wealth mindset.

Father God, anoint us as a united community, positioning us as catalysts for hope and change in our surroundings. Help us recognize our shared responsibility in this mission, embodying a spirit of abundance, seeking opportunities to bless those around us, and reflecting the generosity of your Kingdom.

Lord, we seek discernment, wisdom, and faith to know how to steward our lives and finances meaningfully. Bless us with your goodness, favor, and wisdom, increasing our influence and impact for you are with us.

May we serve as conduits of heaven's riches, breaking the cycles of lack and despair with the light of your Gospel. Teach us to adopt a generous mindset, opening our hearts to transformation that releases us from a spirit of fear of not having enough.

Help us cultivate stewardship, recognizing our work as a means to advance your kingdom. Align our aspirations with your divine purposes, and as we collaborate, fill us with compassion, grace, and kindness, creating an environment that honors you.

Ground us in faith and trust in your providence, keeping us steadfast through challenges. Papa God, lavish us with your love and enable us to draw upon the riches of your promises, so that as we invest in others, we may reap a fruitful harvest.

Let our workplaces radiate healing, hope, and joy. In your life-giving name, we pray. Amen. Thank you, Jesus.

Hello Friend. It’s not too late to pray for Trump, Zelensky, and European leaders at the White House today. We need divine intervention. So let’s pray,

Heavenly Father, as we gather in spirit and prayer, we bring before you the vital discussions unfolding in Washington, D.C., involving President Zelensky, President Trump, and European leaders. We approach your throne with gratitude, acknowledging the significant increase in worship gatherings at the White House over the past seven months. May your spirit, enveloped in worship, provide supernatural help during these crucial conversations, which are often hindered by culture, offenses, pride, ego, and worldview.

You, Father of turnaround, love to create testimonies from ashes. We remember the difficulties of the previous meeting in February between Presidents Trump and Zelensky. Acknowledging that the stakes are high this week, we place our trust in your hands, yearning for your divine intervention to halt the ongoing war and heal the hearts of those affected.

Reflecting on 1 Timothy 2:1-4, we are compelled to pray earnestly for those in authority. We intercede for President Trump, President Zelensky, and the European leaders during this pivotal dialogue. Fill them with wisdom and integrity, allowing them to engage with discernment, humility, and a unifying purpose. May they seek solutions that foster peace and justice, working to overturn division and strife.

We find encouragement knowing that you reign over all earthly leaders. Your chosen King, the Lord Jesus, stands above all powers, and we trust that his ultimate plan will prevail through this meeting. Guide these leaders as they deliberate, seeking wisdom.

We lift up the precious Slavic peoples of Ukraine and Russia, asking for healing across their lands. As your word instructs, may your people humble themselves, pray, seek your face, and turn from their wicked ways. We trust your promise to hear from heaven, forgive sins, and heal the land that has endured so much pain.

As discussions unfold regarding critical issues like Russia’s land demands and Ukrainian security, we pray for clear communication and mutual understanding. Let this meeting lead to productive outcomes, enveloped in your wisdom and peace, reversing the current heartache, loss, and pain.

May our prayers and the discussions among leaders lead quickly to a Putin-Zelensky-Trump Summit that brings an end to the war. Let’s hold onto this hope and continue praying for a successful outcome, in the name of our Lord, Savior, and King, Jesus.

Finally, we remind ourselves of Proverbs 21:1, that the hearts of leaders are in your hands and you guide them as rivers of water, even like a water course. So Father, We ask for your divine direction, during this meeting in Washington, D.C, lead these leaders toward reconciliation and lasting peace. Heal the land. Amen.

Hello Friend. Day 16. Finding Your Place of Blessing.

Heavenly Father, we come before you, inspired by your promises in Isaiah 61:6b, where we are reminded that we will feed on the wealth of nations and boast in their riches. We seek your presence, Jesus, asking for Heaven’s doors of blessings to be opened wide for us as believers.

Lord Jesus, unlock the storehouses of heaven and release financial miracles in our lives. Just as you multiplied the fish and loaves to feed the thousands, and turned water into wine, we ask for your miraculous provision in every area of our lives. May we witness signs and wonders of God’s blessing upon our work that reflect your goodness and power.

We pray for an increase in anointings, giftings, and opportunities through our work and service. Open our eyes to see the paths you have set before us and guide us into positions and promotions that align with your divine will. May we experience abundance in provisions and resources that go beyond our expectations.

Father God, we align our value system with your heart—gracious and generous—believing that you desire to show us and shower us with favor, blessings, and financial increase. Help us to remember that these blessings are not just for us, but for the advancement of your Kingdom and to bless those around us.

As we walk in faith, may we have more than enough to fulfill the plans you have for us, to support us, our families, and to contribute to the needs of others. We trust that as we seek you first, all these things will be added to us.

Thank you, Lord, for your unwavering faithfulness. May we remain grateful for the bounty you provide and fully embrace the opportunities to share your blessings. In the life-giving name of our Lord and Savior, we pray. Amen.

Hello Friend. Day 15. Sabbath Rest. Heavenly Father, on this third Sunday of our 21 Days of Prayer, we come before you with hearts yearning for a God-kind of rest. In Isaiah 61:4, you remind us that from the ashes of our struggles, there is a promise of rebuilding and renewal.

As we pause to enter into your sacred Sabbath-rest, we acknowledge the weight of the week that has passed, the labor and the striving. We lay down our burdens at your feet, knowing that proper rest can only be found in you.

Lord, help us to decompress in your presence, to recline in the assurance that you are in control.

We seek to recharge our spirits and recalibrate our minds, aligning our thoughts with your truth.

Our soul needs rest.

May this day be filled with your glory so we may enter into a new place, a beautiful sanctuary from our worries, allowing us to breathe deeply and find peace in your love.

We entrust our work and our concerns to you, for we believe that when we rest in your embrace, we are empowered to build anew.

As we reflect on Isaiah's words, we pray for restoration—not just in our own lives but in the world surrounding us.

Ignite within us a passion to rebuild the ancient ruins and to restore places long devastated.

May our efforts, fueled by your peace, lead to a renewal of hope in communities that have felt the weight of despair for generations.

We commit this day to celebrating your faithfulness, embracing the rest you offer us. May each moment spent in your presence grant us strength for the week ahead.

Thank you, Lord, for the gift of shalom; help us to fully enter into it, knowing that in stillness with God, you work miracles.

May his grace and peace fill us. Amen.

Hey Friend, It's day 14, and for the third consecutive day, I've been lifting us in prayer using these powerful words from Isaiah 61:3: a crown of beauty for ashes, the oil of joy instead of tears of loss, and vibrant garments of praise with a mantle of triumphant faith instead of dull, dreary hopelessness.

I’m not sure why, but I feel compelled to pray this verse as an anthem of triumph over us. Perhaps it is my personal theme song right now, or maybe yours, or even better, it is our duet in the spirit together.

It could also be that, as intercessors, we are being caught up in the spirit and feeling the grief of our community, or even in certain parts of the world. No matter the reason, my friend in Christ, our Heavenly Father loves that we are holding onto His promises together for ourselves and others. His love is our anchor during these turbulent times.

Let’s talk with God, my beloved,

Dear Lord, in gratitude, we come before you, reflecting on the beauty of Isaiah 61:3. We picture the mourners, their faces etched with sorrow, their spirits entwined in despair. Yet, in this moment, we recall the miraculous transformation that comes from your gentle hand. We thank you for the promise that you can replace the ashes of our grief with a beautiful, valuable gold crown of God’s.

Jesus, you replace our gloomy, dirty garments with the bright, radiant, colored robes of magnetic joy.

Great God and friend, we ask that you take the weight of our burdens, our struggles, and our pain; may you adorn us with a garland of beauty instead of ashes.

Anoint our heads with the oil of gladness, transforming our mourning into joy, and help us to embrace the victory of what the Holy Spirit is offering on planet earth in this kairos season.

Help us release our sorrow, allowing your light to fill the places that once felt empty.

Teach us to be vessels of hope, sharing the joy we receive with those around us. As we come to you, may we feel the warmth of your love enveloping us, reminding us of our worth in your eyes.

May we walk in the newness of Christ, with confidence and boldness in the radiant garments you have prepared for us, sharing your love in a world that desperately needs to encounter your kindness. Amen.

Hello Friend, Day 13: Untangle Negative Thoughts. Dear Heavenly Father, we come to you with hearts that long to break free from shame and condemnation.

We take comfort in your powerful promise found in Isaiah 61, where we hear your voice declaring that we are set free.

In this season, we ask for your divine assistance in untangling our negative thoughts, harsh words towards ourselves, and patterns of behavior—especially the way we see ourselves—that do not reflect your joy found in how you really do like us.

Your promise in Isaiah 61:2-3 speaks of proclaiming the year of the Lord’s favor—a time of jubilee. We are called to embrace this season in our lives fully and to extend it to those around us.

Lord, help us release the burdens of negativity that cloud our minds.

When doubt creeps in and whispers lies about our worth, remind us that you are here to set us free. Your endless kindness provides comfort to all who mourn.

Guide us in transforming any condemning thoughts into uplifting words—words that build up rather than tear down, words that share hope and joy. Let us carry and speak life into every situation.

We are deeply grateful for your promise to bestow on us a crown of beauty instead of ashes, the oil of joy instead of mourning, and a garment of praise instead of a spirit of despair.

Help us to wear the gifts found in this crown humbly, the oil of bliss, and the mantle of praise.

May we embody beauty, joy, and praise, not only for ourselves but also for those who need hope, happiness, and peace in their lives.

May we be a source of wisdom for those who need assistance, recognizing that you can work through us to lift others.

Thank you, Lord, for this season of focus within the body of Christ, centered on our identity in you. Our identity in Christ means that we are loved, forgiven, and chosen by God. This understanding has the power to untangle us from any accusatory thoughts.

Thank you, Papa; we are heirs of your promise and children of God. Amen.