Write what matters.
Keep your own prayer points and supporting Scripture together.
Amen, AgainBY BESOR
Return
to prayer.
A place for what you’re bringing before God—with Scripture, reflections and answers you record along the way.
In development
Example prayer record
Wisdom for
a decision.
Prayer
Your words, with the Scripture you’re praying from.
Reflections
What you record as you return in prayer.
Answers
The answers and testimony you want to remember.
A place set apart
Keep what you bring
before God together.
A prayer point shouldn’t disappear between a shopping list and a work note. Give it a place you can return to—with its Scripture, reflections and recorded answers alongside it.
Return with purpose.
Record occasions prayed and add reflections as you return.
Remember the answers.
Keep the answers and testimony you record alongside the prayer.
Prayer and fasting
For what you carry.
For whom you pray.
Personal prayers, the people you’re interceding for, and reflections during a fast. Keep a record you can return to as you continue in prayer.
Illustrative examples of the experience.
Personal prayer · Example
Wisdom for a decision.
Keep what you’re bringing before God, the Scripture beside it, and your reflections as you return.
- Your own prayer point
- Supporting Scripture
- Occasions prayed and dated reflections
Connected with Verse & Vow
Let your study
lead you to prayer.
Bring a study from Verse & Vow into view, write your own prayer point, and keep the link to the Scripture and notes behind it.
Return to the study from the prayer, or to the prayer from the study.
Meet Verse & Vow- Begin with your study.Your Scripture references and notes in Verse & Vow.
- Respond in your own words.You write the prayer point yourself.
- Keep the connection.The prayer and its source study remain linked.
A few things to know
Your words.
Your life of prayer.
Does Amen, Again write prayers for me?
You write your own prayers and reflections. Amen, Again helps you keep them together and return to them; it does not generate prayers or interpret your spiritual experience.
How do I record prayer and answers?
Saving a prayer keeps what you wrote. Recording an occasion prayed, adding a reflection and recording an answer are separate actions, so the record reflects what you choose to add.
What can I keep during a fast?
A fasting journal and history help you keep your reflections together and return to them afterwards.
Can I download it now?
Amen, Again is in development. You can contact Besor with questions about prayer, fasting or the connection to Verse & Vow.
Amen, Again by Besor
Support for
a life of prayer.
Whether you’re building a steady rhythm or returning after a difficult season, keep a place for what you bring before God.
Amen, Again is in development.
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