30 Day Prayer Challenge for My Identity in Christ

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We live in a culture that is so labeled and identifies so strongly with temporal stuff of this world and demands to be tolerated – even coddled.

Those whose identity is wrapped up in being single are offended when people emphasize marriage.

Women whose identity is wrapped up in their infertility are offended by Mother’s Day, and now churches are left in a quandary every year.

Those who identify as being special-needs parents are hurt when parents brag about their children’s successes or abilities.

Those who identify with their weight are offended by moms who brag about their weight loss or fitness abilities.

These misplaced identities have made us overly sensitive and easily offended. God never intended us to live this way because He always intended us to identify with ourselves as new creations in Jesus Christ!

The Word of God has great power; but somehow I think that if we would choose to pair prayer up with scripture and actually pray scripture in situations and circumstances of our lives that it would be like a shot of nitro to our prayers!

Praying the Word of God is an exciting and effective way to pray!

As I have prepared for these prayer challenges I have found exciting scriptures to target specific areas of our Christian walk.

In this 30 Day Prayer Challenge for My Identity in Christ, you will find a Bible verse or passage for each day that will teach you about your identity in Christ and inspire you to begin discovering a new ability to walk in boldness.

To use this workbook, you will read the given verse or passage from the day and write out an observation about that verse or passage.

Then you will write out a prayer to the Lord, using the verse or passage for that day as a guide.

Using God’s Word as a guide for our prayers is such a powerful tool.

It is also a powerful weapon, combining the sword of the Spirit and the weapon of prayer into one atomic weapon against the enemy who seeks to destroy us.