Right now, we all need prayer now more than ever. Use these prompts to connect you to God—and to your friends and family. When it’s hard to find words on your own, use these calendars to get your prayers started.
FUN, COLORFUL REMINDERS TO PRAY—DOWNLOAD FOR FREE
Monthly Calendars
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August 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
I have wrestled with the angel and I am stained with light and I have no shame. ~Mary Oliver God’s light colors every moment and every day. Let light infuse your prayers in August.
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July 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
Why need I volumes, if one word suffice? ~Ralph Waldo Emerson Life can be complicated, but prayer doesn’t have to be. Slow down and focus on just one word every day as you pray—and from there, let your mind wander and see where the Holy Spirit takes you.
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June 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
Real true faith is man’s weakness leaning on God’s strength. ~Dwight L. Moody This month, pray with prompts inspired by fast cars, tools, leather jackets, and what are traditionally male roles—but the prayers are for everyone.
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May 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
“You can only understand people if you feel them in yourself.” ~John Steinbeck Remember those relationships that are important to you as you pray for the people in your life throughout the month of May.
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April 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
“We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men.” ~Herman Melville We’re all connected to one another through social media, the phone and internet—which is a really good thing right now. Let your connections inspire you to pray.
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March 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
“I (pray) like children who do not know how to read, I say very simply to God what I wish to say, without composing beautiful sentences, and He always understands me.” ~St. Therese of Lisieux Activate your childlike faith in March, as we pray through the letters of the alphabet together.
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February 2020 Calendar (Spanish version)
Las indicaciones de oración para el mes de febrero están inspiradas en carteles en imágenes vintage. Porque las señales de Dios están por todas partes. (I don’t speak a word of Spanish—well, maybe one or two, but that’s it. I wish I did! When a friend offered to translate the prayer prompts for me, I […]
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February 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
“I believe in signs… what we need to learn is always there before us, we just have to look around us with respect and attention to discover where God is leading us and which step we should take.” ~ Paula Coelho February’s prayer prompts are inspired by vintage signs and images.
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January 2020 Prayer Prompt Calendar
“Extremes are easy. Strive for balance.” ~Colin Wright I’m not big on new year’s resolutions—but I am always looking for ways to find balance in my life, and the start of a new year seems like the perfect time to start off thinking about balance, prayer, wellness, and peace.
Perpetual Calendars
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31 Days of Prayer for dads
$3.00For Father’s Day—or any other time of year—simply follow along the numbered prompts to pray for dads of all types. The one thing they all share—that we ALL share—is the need for prayer. Do your part to help lift them up.
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31 Days of Prayer for moms
$3.00Whether it’s Mother’s Day or the month of your mom’s birthday or you’re just feeling a soft spot for all the different women in your life, this undated calendar download contains 31 days worth of prayers for all kinds of moms. Love and support women in all these different roles and circumstances through prayer.
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Spirit-Led Heart Perpetual Calendar
Tune in to the power of the Holy Spirit. These prompts are based off content in Suzie Eller’s newest book, The Spirit-Led Heart. Use this calendar anytime, or again and again, by simply praying for the prompt at that day’s date.
Other Free Resources
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Prayers for You (ebook)
A short collection of prayers for a variety of moments, an assortment of needs. Because sometimes it’s hard to find the words on our own. Because you are never, ever alone. And because prayer is always the answer.
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Amazing Grace e-book
I’ve paired some of my favorite photos of Positano, Italy, with the essay I wrote while visiting there. The essay won the Writer’s Digest Inspirational Writing contest and chronicles this trip—in which I went far away in order to find my way home.