Feedback from readers of 31 Days of Prayer: "I was immediately struck by the depth of spiritual understanding of God's word. I had never seen the fact that we were actually asking for God's will and provision BEFORE repentance! I went on to read a few days of the prayers and I became convicted and encouraged to go deeper. Every one I read had something thought provoking." Gail van der Merwe "It is a good tool to re-focus on your prayer life. It helped me to get back in to a daily routine. It was enjoyable, practical and easy to follow." Tom Muir "It inspired me to pray more... I have and would recommend 31 Days of Prayer as this has been helpful and each day is different. It gives focus and insight to study further." Grace Welsh Prayer helps. It calms our spirit and relieves our anxiety. It allows us to commune with the God who created us, with our Father in heaven. At times of great crisis, it is common for people to turn to God in prayer. We have experienced many crisis in recent years and many of us must have wondered what is happening, what will become of us? But what should we pray? Repent is a word out of fashion. It conjures up images of preachers shouting of hell-fire and brimstone. Yet when you read the bible, a very different message can be seen. Underneath and behind every call to repentance is God’s love, his kindness, his mercy. It is God’s desire that we be reunited with him, his determination that we not be lost, but find life, and experience this life and the next to the full. That we experience the kingdom of heaven, here on earth, and prepare for the next life with our father God. 31 Days of Prayer is a challenge. To study what God's word says about repentance, about the kingdom of heaven, then to turn daily to God in prayer. Will you accept the challenge