As a church family, we need to always be depending on the Lord. We understand that unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain that build it (Psalm 127:1). And we believe that the effective prayer of a righteous person can accomplish much because our God delights in hearing and answering the prayers of his people (James 5:16).
How this Prayer Wall works
You can choose to post your requests by name or anonymously, and, if you choose the “Email Me When Someone Prays” option, you’ll receive a notification each time someone lifts you up in prayer and clicks on the “I PRAYED FOR THIS” button.
Recommendations for Prayer Time
- Pray Alone: Our Lord encourages us by his own example and teaching the importance of personal time with God and praying in private (Mark 1:35; Matt. 6:6; Luke 9:18).
- Pray Out Loud: We recommend praying out loud if possible, as this will help you stay focused in your time of prayer and mitigate mental drift. Christ prayed out loud while he was in the garden in time of great temptation (Luke 22:39-46). Verbally meditating on Scripture and recounting your prayers to the Lord is helpful.
- Pray Using Your Whole Body: Prayer demonstrates dependence on the Lord. Physical kneeling, lying face down, standing and lifting hands before the Lord in a humble posture are possible outward expressions of our hearts as we worship and honor the Lord. These various outward acts can help us set our focus on the Lord in times of prayer (2 Sam. 7:18; Psalm 95:6; 2 Chron. 23:30; Dan. 6:10; Matt. 26:39).
- Pray with a List and Pray Scripture: Pray with a list using Scripture to guide you so that you have a plan and know the specific things that the Lord encourages you to pray. This helps you prioritize the Lord’s interests and prevents you from neglecting certain areas of life. Below are some recommendations for time in prayer.
God to be glorified and honored in the world (Ps. 57:5; Matt. 6:9)
Unity in the church (John 17:20-23)
Salvation of the lost as God’s word goes forth through the preaching of his word about Jesus Christ (Isa. 55; Rom. 10:8-13)
Wisdom, knowledge, and insight to discern the times and please the Lord in our decisions with reopening our church (Phil. 1:9-10; James 1:5)
Leaders of local, state, and federal government (1 Tim. 2:1-2)
Daily provision for needs (Matt. 6:11; Phil. 4:19)
Open doors for effective ministry to share the gospel with boldness and clarity (Col. 4:3-4)
Forgiveness for sin and protection from temptation (Matt. 6:12-13)
Perseverance, strength, and healing for suffering (Col. 1:12; James 5:15)
Personal holiness and to bear much fruit (John 15:8; Gal. 5:22)
Following are requests from our church family members for which you can be praying. Or, if you have something for which you’d like us to pray, please share your request using the button below.
Deaths
- Dawn Frye
Surgeries
- Suzanne Stout
You may add your prayer request to our prayer wall using the form below. Once your prayer request is received, we will share it according to your instructions. Feel free to submit as many prayer requests as you like!
Wanda Winstead
Please pray for a dear friend Waneta who has just found out that she has breast cancer. She is waiting for MRI results. Currently she has grade1 stage 1. She will have a port placed on May 20th and begin chemotherapy May 23rd then lumpectomy in August.
Received: May 14, 2025
Amanda Foley
Praise the Lord Sean Foley and I welcomed our sweet baby boy Jack Shepard on May 5! Baby and I are doing well.
Received: May 10, 2025
Anonymous
Please pray for our daughter to come back to her faith and for God to provide a Christian friend to encourage her. And pray for our son as we navigate the next steps in his life that we would make the decisions God would have for him in his next season.
Received: April 28, 2025
Brittany Braden
I am undergoing some significant health issues that is really taking taking a huge toll on me. I am going to be having an Endoscopy this Wednesday (April 30th) at 9 am to do a biopsy, and to check for any cancer in my lymph nodes. Please keep me and my family in your prayers.
Received: April 25, 2025
Jonathan and Erin Barrette
Erin’s dad, Larry, is in severely declining health. Aside from the Lords direct healing, he will most likely die in weeks. The issue is a blockage and disease of the liver. It’s been going on for about 6 weeks now. He’s at the university hospital in Columbus, OH, the doctors are stumped. Larry is a believer. We are concerned for mom and grandma.