Trustpilot
We’ve all been there. You’ve found the perfect Christian journal, your favourite pen is ready, and you’ve set aside ten minutes of peace. But as you open the cover, your mind goes blank. You want to connect with God, but the words just won't come.
These days, our brains are more "over-stimulated" than ever. Moving from the noise of a busy schedule into the presence of God requires a bridge.
If you're feeling stuck, use these five transformative prayer prompts this month to turn your quiet time from a "to-do" into a "get-to."
1. The "Names of God" Prompt
The Prompt: "Lord, today I am leaning on You as my [Name of God]."
How to Use It: Choose a specific characteristic of God—such as Jehovah Jireh (The Lord Will Provide) or Prince of Peace. Write down why you need that specific part of His character today. This shifts your focus off your problems and onto His power.
2. The "Surrender" List
The Prompt: "Here are the three things I am handing over to Your control today..."
How to Use It: Physically list three worries or tasks in your prayer journal. Once you write them, draw a box around them and write "Your Will Be Done" over the top. It’s a powerful visual reminder that you don't have to carry the weight of the world.
3. The "Scripture Mirror"
The Prompt: "After reading [Insert Verse], I see that You want me to..."
How to Use It: This is the heart of scripture journaling. Instead of just reading a chapter, pick one verse. Use your notebook to reflect on how that verse "mirrors" your current life. What is one action step you can take today based on that Word?
4. The "People in the Gap" Prayer
The Prompt: "I am standing in the gap for [Name] today. I ask that You would..."
How to Use It: Use the margins of your faith-based notebook to keep a running list of friends, family, or even world events. Writing their names down ensures you don't forget them and allows you to look back later and see how God moved in their lives.
5. The "Gratitude Audit"
The Prompt: "If I had to find five 'hidden' blessings from the last 24 hours, they would be..."
How to Use It: Don't just list the big things. Look for the small "graces"—a good cup of coffee, a green light when you were late, or a kind text message. Gratitude is the fastest way to invite peace into a stressed-out mind.
Build a Habit That Lasts
The key to a thriving quiet time isn't the length of your entries; it's the consistency of your heart. Having a dedicated Christian notebook makes these moments feel intentional and sacred.
If you’re ready to start your journaling journey, our 2026 Prayer Journal Collection features lay-flat designs and premium paper—perfect for daily use.