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Welcome to the Prayer Bible Project Academy
Welcome to the Prayer Bible Project Academy! We are so glad you’ve joined us. This community is part of Shread Ambassadors, and it was created to help believers grow deeper in prayer and in God’s Word by learning how to pray Scripture and build a personal Prayer Bible. Start Here Go to the Classroom and begin with the lesson titled: “Start Here: Creating Your Prayer Bible.” In this lesson you will see two different ways to build your Prayer Bible: • Pastor Beth’s Method • Pastor Charlene’s Method Choose the method that works best for you and begin setting up your Prayer Bible. You will also find the 7-Day Prayer Bible Challenge, which will help you begin interacting with Scripture through coloring, journaling, reflection, and prayer. Next Step Visit the Community section and introduce yourself. Tell us where you're from and what brought you to the Prayer Bible Project. Your questions, reflections, and testimonies help encourage others who are walking this same journey of prayer and Scripture. What is one thing you hope to grow in through prayer during this journey? We’re honored to walk this journey with you. Welcome to the Prayer Bible Project Academy Powered by Shread Ambassadors.
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🔔 Don’t Miss What God Is Doing Here 🔔
Hey everyone 🤍 I just wanted to take a moment to encourage you—if you haven’t already, go ahead and turn your notifications on for this community. We’re sharing the Word, growing together, and walking this journey with Jesus side by side. I don’t want you to miss the encouragement, the scriptures, the prayers, and the moments God may want to speak directly to you through something posted here. Sometimes all it takes is one post… one verse… one reminder… and it’s exactly what you needed for that day. 👉 Turning on your notifications helps you stay connected and engaged so you can be part of what God is doing here in real time. Let’s continue to grow together, stay in the Word, and encourage one another daily. I’m so grateful for each of you 😍
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Luke 23:1–25 — The Innocent for the Guilty
Jesus was repeatedly declared innocent, yet He was condemned, while guilty Barabbas was released. Knowing the truth is not enough; God calls us to stand in and obey the truth even when pressure comes. Ask Yourself - When I know what God's Word says, do I obey even when others disagree? - Is fear of people's opinions ever stronger in me than my willingness to stand on truth? - Am I seeking Jesus because I truly want Him, or only because of what I hope He will do for me? - Do I recognize the depth of what Jesus did—the righteous One suffering for the unrighteous to bring us to God? “Jesus, the innocent One, willingly went toward the cross for the guilty; I want to receive His truth and stand faithfully in it, even when doing so costs me something.”
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Luke 22:54–65 — Peter Denies Jesus
Peter's love for Jesus was real, but his confidence in himself was greater than his understanding of his own weakness. His failure exposed his need for dependence on God, but Jesus had already prepared the way for Peter's repentance, restoration, and future purpose. Ask Yourself - Am I depending on my determination to follow Jesus, or am I depending on God to strengthen me? - When fear or pressure comes, do I stay close to Jesus or begin following at a distance? - When God exposes something in me, do I defend myself or humbly allow Him to correct me? - Can I believe that God can restore me and use what He has taught me to strengthen someone else? “I don't want to merely be confident that I will stand; I want to stay close, prayerful, humble, and dependent on God so that He enables me to stand.”
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Luke 22:66–71 — Jesus Before the Council
The religious leaders heard Jesus but refused to believe Him. Though Jesus appeared powerless before their court, He declared that He would sit at God's right hand. The One they were judging is actually the eternal King before whom humanity will ultimately answer. Ask Yourself - When I come to God's Word, am I genuinely willing to let it correct what I already believe? - Do I merely hear God's truth, or do I receive it and obey it? - When following Jesus becomes uncomfortable or costly, do I remain faithful to what I know is true? - Is Jesus truly Lord over my decisions, or do I sometimes want Him to agree with decisions I've already made? “I don't want to simply hear what Jesus says; I want a heart willing to receive His truth, submit to His authority, and follow Him even when obedience costs me something.”
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