For 50 days—from May 15 through July 4—we will post a daily video at noon ET from 50 pastors to lead us in praying. Be sure to join us each day at and tell your friends and loved ones. Let’s call out to God together and ask Him to turn our nation around.

Strengthen them to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, so that this country might remain strong, and help them to value the rights of the people above party, special interests, or personal gain.

And Father, as Your Word declares, “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” May this nation’s leaders and its people honor You and recognize You once again, as it has so many times in the past.

And as there are those who have desire to make America great again, I pray that we realize we cannot be great again until we unite to make America godly again.

We ask these things in the Name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, amen.

May the Lord bless you and keep you.

That we would proclaim Your truth, Your Gospel.

And Lord, we thank You for it.

Lord, I pray for our president. Lord, I pray for our House, for our Senate, for our Supreme Court.

Lord, I pray that Your hand would be upon them, that they would rule us in fear of You.

But I pray that we’d be a nation of freedom and liberty and justice for all.

Lord, I pray that we would be a nation who makes a difference. That we would wake up every day saying, “How can we change the world and make it a better place, one that reflects Your glory and who You are?”

We ask this in Jesus’ precious Name, amen and amen.

We pray for peace in our streets, for unity among communities, and for protection over our families, our youth, and our children. May all violence, division, and corruption flee before the power of Your presence, Lord.

Father, we pray for a spiritual awakening in this nation, that hearts would return to You and that homes would be restored. Lord, may a new generation come to know Your love and Your salvation.

Father, we know that our cities belong to You and that we will see Your glory manifested on this earth.

We pray for the United States in the powerful Name of our Lord Jesus Christ, amen.

God bless you.

Lord, we need a spiritual awakening. We can’t think of any other hope apart from that for America as we celebrate 250 years as a nation.

And Lord, we do pray for our president. Lord, as You know, there have been three assassination attempts against President Donald Trump. Thank You for preserving him, and we pray that You will continue to protect him.

Give him wisdom. Give him guidance. Surround him with godly people who will help him.

You tell us in Scripture, “When the righteous rule, the people will rejoice.” You also tell us, “Happy is the nation whose God is the Lord.” 

So, Lord, we’re praying for a blessing, protection, and wisdom for our president and Your blessing on our nation. As we often sing, we now pray, God bless America.

Lord, we also pray for our leaders in Colorado as they make decisions about the sanctity of life and protections for children and families, and for religious freedom.

Lord, we pray that righteousness and truth would prevail, what is good would be upheld. Father, our nation needs spiritual renewal. And so we pray for revival and awakening across America. 

Pour out Your Spirit on our churches. Bring repentance for their sin, healing where there is brokenness, and hope where there is despair. May many people come to know Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.

And may Your grace and truth shape our lives and our nation. 

We pray this in Jesus’ Name, amen.

God bless you.

I pray, surround mothers who are in difficult, trying circumstances, that You would surround them with communities of love and care and support, that You would raise up in our country a generation that values life—not just in the womb, Lord, but beyond.

Give us eyes to see the dignity of every person, for the dignity of the forgotten and the suffering of the elderly.

I pray that we would be a people who protect life in our communities, in our homes, and in our laws.

I pray that You’d give wisdom to our leaders, and may they govern with the conviction that those who they lead are not just disposable, they’re not just statistics, that they are individuals, that they value every life, at every stage.

We believe You’re not finished with our country, so I pray that You would soften our hearts, strengthen our faith, and make us a nation that truly values one another.

We pray all these things in the Name of Jesus Christ, amen. Thank you so much for praying with us today. God bless you.

We lift up this next generation to You, in a culture that often calls evil “good” and good “evil.” Raise up young men and women who are unashamed of the Gospel.

Grant them the wisdom to articulate Your truth with clarity and with courage, to stand firm in a perverted age.

May we disciple them to have a holy fear of the Lord that outweighs any fear of men.

We pray for the healing of our families, that hearts would turn from fathers to children and children to fathers.

Lord, we ask that You would bring this nation to its knees, not in defeat, but in humble adoration of Jesus Christ.

May our 250th year be a mark by a great awakening that prepares our hearts for Your return.

In the mighty Name of Jesus, we pray.

Amen and amen. God bless you.

We pray for our leaders. We pray, Father, here in Florida for our governor, that You will bless him and guide him in wisdom and truth.

And Father, also today we pray for our first responders, men and women who are out there defending us every day and protecting us every day. May Your grace and Your goodness rest upon them and may You protect them in all that they do.

And Father, continue to help us to have a heart that is seeking after You. Bless us and bless our nation.

And we pray this in Jesus’ Name. 

God bless you and thank you.

Father, we are praying for unity in the families, in the marriages, in the homes. We’re praying for unity in the schools, in our communities, in our cities. We’re praying for unity in the government. But most importantly, we’re praying for unity in the churches.

Father, I pray that You will use the church as the tool that brings unity in our communities and throughout the nation. That the prayer of Jesus Christ, when He prayed for His disciples, may be the prayer that we listen every week from our pulpits, knowing and believing that the only way that our nation can be unified and one is when Jesus Christ becomes the Lord and the King of our nation.

So, Father, we pray for this unity, trusting and believing. In Your Name we pray, amen. God bless America. Happy birthday, America!

Great Heavenly Father, please empower us, Your church, to be guardians of the next generation. To crush down the schemes of the evil one that seeks to kill, steal, and to destroy young lives. Raise up a healthy, God-loving and God-fearing generation that will usher in a change for righteousness and justice. And let love and grace be our guide. 

Dear Jesus, we appeal towards Heaven that Your hand of providence, blessing, and guidance would always be upon us, and all praise and all glory and all honor is Yours and Yours alone, dear Jesus. God, we dedicate our hearts, our homes, our keiki—our children—and our nation to you. 

And we do this in the Name of the Father, of the Son, and Holy Spirit.

In Jesus’ precious, mighty Name we pray. Amen, amen, and amene. Iesu pu, God bless.

We ask that, Lord, there would be a civil conversation about the things that are going on in our country.

Father, we ask that we would love You as a people, and that, Lord, as You have commanded us through Your servant John, that we would love one another as You have loved us, and that, Lord, we would love the lost as You have commissioned us, as we would take the Gospel into all of our nation.

Lord, we thank You for all that You’re able to do, because You can do exceedingly, abundantly above all that we could ask or think.

In Jesus’ precious Name. Amen. God bless you.

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1,994 years ago (possibly to the day, Friday, April 3^rd, AD33) according to the Nisan 14 Calendar, our Savior was crucified for our transgressions. It is hard to fully grasp what that day must have been like… the weight of sin, the silence of heaven, the suffering of a perfect Savior. And yet, this was not a moment of defeat; it was the greatest display of love the world has ever known.

No other god would send His Son to die for the very people who rejected Him. No other god has a resurrection day. What a gift we have been given. A gift we can never earn, never repay, and must never take for granted. We serve a God who did not remain distant, but stepped into our brokenness, carried our sin, and gave His life so that we might truly live. Let that settle in your heart.

And Sunday is coming. Easter is here and He is risen. He is alive. And because He lives, we have hope, victory, and eternal life. Today, may we pause… be thankful… and ask the Lord how we are called to live in light of such a sacrifice.