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"October Scripture Calendar"

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October Scripture Calendar

4-Week Prayer Prompts

How to Use Your 4-Week Prayer Prompts

This guide is designed to help you build a simple, steady rhythm of prayer over the next month. You’ll find 5 prompts for each week, giving you one for every weekday. Think of this as a starting place — let the Holy Spirit lead you deeper as you pray.

Step 1: Set Aside Time

Pick a consistent time each day (morning with coffee, lunchtime, or before bed).
Keep your Bible, journal, and this guide nearby.

Step 2: Read the Prompt

Begin with that day’s focus.
Read any related Scripture that comes to mind.
Use the prompt to guide your words, but speak freely from your heart.

Step 3: Journal Your Thoughts

Write down your prayer or just a few key words.
Record any answers, encouragements, or insights God gives you.

Step 4: Carry It With You

Keep the focus of the day in mind as you go about your day.
Pray short prayers in the car, at work, or while doing chores.

Step 5: End Each Week With Reflection

Look back at what you prayed for.
Highlight any answered prayers.
Thank God for what He is doing.

Why journal?

Because journaling gives your faith a place to grow roots. Writing down your prayers, reflections, and the ways God is speaking to you helps you slow down and truly listen. It turns passing thoughts into lasting reminders of His goodness.

A journal becomes more than paper - it’s a record of your walk with God. On hard days, you can look back and see His faithfulness. On good days, you can trace His blessings. And over time, your journal becomes a testimony of a God who never leaves you where you are, but continually shapes you into who He’s called you to be.

"Write the vision, and make it plain upon tables, that he may run that readeth it." (Habakkuk 2:2 KJV)

Journal page