Daily Prayer · September 6, 2026
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Pray →Living God, we bring before You the situation in Indonesia where Feby Indirani faces a blasphemy investigation. You see every heart and know the struggles of those caught in fear of reprisal. Dismantle the barriers that keep truth hidden, and let wisdom guide the hearts of all involved. We ask You to soften the hearts of authorities and those who oppose her work, revealing Jesus as light and hope amidst tension. Let the creativity and courage of storytellers inspire peace instead of conflict, shaping conversations toward understanding. Uphold the believers in Indonesia to stand firm with grace, even as challenges rise against them. For Your Word promises that light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. We rest in this truth through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Pray →Everlasting God, we lift up the believers across China who yearn for Your Word, yet face Bible shortages that hinder their growth and fellowship. Your Word is a lamp to their feet and a light to their path—provide them with Scripture to guide and nourish them in these challenging times. Break through barriers that prevent the distribution of Bibles, so that every seeker may find the truth and freedom in Christ. Embolden Your Church in China to persist despite obstacles, and let their steadfast faith be a witness to those who do not yet know You. Draw officials and skeptics into encounters with Your love and truth, transforming hearts even as You transformed Saul on his journey. For the glory of Your name we pray. Amen.
Jordan’s Church leaders back bill expanding legal options for Christian families
The proposed changes are expected to allow Christians to address a range of personal status matters under their churches’ laws, including marriage, divorce, wills, and adoption.
Pray →God of Truth, we turn our hearts to Jordan, where church leaders and lawmakers work together toward expanded legal options for Christian families. Establish Your justice in the framing of these laws, that they may reflect Your character and bring honor to Your name. Guard the process with wisdom and integrity, shielding it from division or misunderstanding. May these changes serve the needs of the people with clarity and compassion, drawing many toward Your truth. Reveal Jesus to those observing these developments, that they might see His light as a beacon for all in Jordan. Your truth stands firm in the heavens; let it guide this nation now and always. In the name of Jesus, Amen.
Catholic Priest Kidnapped in Nigeria’s Benue State Regains Freedom after Five Days in Captivity
Fr. John Inalegwu Otache of the Catholic Diocese of Otukpo in Nigeria has been set free, five days after he was abducted in the country’s Benue State. In a Sunday, 18 October statement, the Chancellor of the Catholic Diocese of Otukpo informed the faithful that Fr.
Pray →Shepherd, we praise You for the release of Fr. John Inalegwu Otache in Nigeria’s Benue State. Your hand was with him even in captivity, and now he is set free. Strengthen his heart as he returns to his community, and let his testimony bear witness to Your enduring presence. Guard the believers in Otukpo, especially those living under threat of violence. Deliver them from fear, and establish peace in their midst. Reveal Jesus to the abductors and those who orchestrate these acts; open their eyes to the One who came to save and not to destroy. For Your name’s sake and the advancement of Your kingdom, amen.