Helpful tools for pray lists | Rapp Report Daily 0175 | Striving for Eternity

Welcome to The Rapid Pull, daily edition, where we provide a quick biblical interpretation and application.

This is a ministry of striving for eternity. So let's look at some helpful ways you can pray.

One of the things I do is I do not pray at one time during the day as if that's the only time to pray first thing in the morning.

I may have a larger period of time that I set aside in the morning, but I actually have a prayer list on my app that I use throughout the day.

And so because of that, and the app that I happen to use, well, it's called Prayer Journal, and Pocket Prayer is the one that I use.

And you can get different ones, and what you find when you have these different prayer journals or Pocket Prayer is the fact that it allows you to put your prayer list in and check it off.

Now I have different things, some things I pray every day. I pray God's attributes back to Him every day.

I pray back to God the things He does for us, some daily things. But then I have certain days of the week that I pray for the unsaved people that I meet.

A different day for ministries. A different day for my church. And so I will have people that I pray for every day.

I'll have people I pray for every other day. I have people I pray for once a week, different ministries, things like that.

And so it isn't just the same list all the time. The nice thing about using an app like that is when

I pray, I can pray and check it off and know that it's prayed. I can also not only do that, but I can pray throughout the day.

So there's times where I'm praying while I'm walking somewhere. I just take a walk, get out and get exercise, and I'm praying.

And I can check off and I know right where I've left off my prayer list. That's a helpful thing for your prayer life maybe.

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