A New Weekly Prayer Journal to Help You
Draw Near is a weekly prayer journal designed to help you intentionally set aside time to pray, reflect on Scripture, listen for the Lord's direction, and deepen your relationship with Almighty God through Jesus Christ.
Draw near to God, and He will draw near to you.
James 4:8RECEIVE A NEW
JOURNAL EACH WEEK
WHAT IF YOUR
PRAYER LIFE
COULD GO
DEEPER?
Prayer can sometimes become rushed, distracted, or reduced to a list of requests. But prayer was never meant to be merely a task on a spiritual checklist.
Prayer is a relationship.
It is a place to worship.
A place to surrender.
A place to bring your burdens.
A place to seek wisdom.
A place to listen.
A place to stand on the Word of God.
And a place to remain connected to Jesus.
A place to surrender.
A place to bring your burdens.
A place to seek wisdom.
A place to listen.
A place to stand on the Word of God.
And a place to remain connected to Jesus.
The original Draw Near devotional was created to help establish that foundation. Each day includes Scripture, reflection, questions to ponder, and a prayer to help you grow in your relationship with the Lord.
Now that journey
continues one
week at a time!!


ONE WEEK.
ONE JOURNAL.
ONE INTENTIONAL TIME WITH GOD.
Every week, your Draw Near Prayer Journal gives you fresh material
to help you intentionally seek the Lord.
to help you intentionally seek the Lord.

PRAY
Bring your heart before God.
Bring your questions, burdens, hopes, needs, and thanksgiving before Him.
Bring your questions, burdens, hopes, needs, and thanksgiving before Him.

PRAY
Spend time in Scripture and allow
the Word of God to shape your
perspective.
the Word of God to shape your
perspective.

PRAY
Pause and examine what the Lord
is showing
you.
is showing
you.

WRITE
Journal your prayers, thoughts,
Scriptures, spiritual insights, and what
you are believing in God for.
Scriptures, spiritual insights, and what
you are believing in God for.

LISTEN
Slow down and make room to listen—to become attentive to Scripture, the leading of the Holy Spirit, godly wisdom, conviction, and peace.

ABIDE
Don’t simply come to God when you need something.
Cultivate a relationship with Him.
Cultivate a relationship with Him.

What is our
Draw Near
prayer journal
devotional
designed to do?
It is a discipline.
It is an invitation.
It is a place to meet with God.
Over time, your journals can become a record of your walk with the Lord—your prayers, your questions, your Scriptures, your growth, your battles, and your testimonies.
You can look back and remember what
you were praying for.
You can record the prayers God answered.
You can see how your faith grew.
you were praying for.
You can record the prayers God answered.
You can see how your faith grew.
And you can remind
yourself of His
faithfulness.
WHO IS DRAW NEAR FOR?
Draw Near is for you if…







You want to develop a more consistent prayer life.
You sometimes struggle to know what to pray.
You want to spend more intentional time with God.
You desire to understand Scripture more deeply.
You are walking through a difficult season and need encouragement.
You simply want to go deeper in your relationship with Jesus Christ.
You want a structured way to record your prayers and spiritual growth.
You don’t have to be an
experienced prayer warrior.
You simply have to
be willing to draw near.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Draw Near Weekly Prayer Journal?
Draw Near is a weekly prayer journal created to encourage intentional time with the Lord through Scripture, prayer, reflection, listening, and journaling
Do I need to be an experienced Christian?
No. Draw Near is designed for anyone who desires to grow deeper in their relationship with God and develop a more intentional prayer life.
How often will I receive a journal?
Your subscription provides a new journal each week, giving you fresh material and a consistent opportunity to set aside time with the Lord.
What should I have with me?
We recommend your Bible, your Draw Near journal, and a quiet place where you can pray, reflect, and listen without unnecessary distractions.
What is the goal?
The goal isn’t simply to finish a journal.
