30 TO 31 DAYS DAILY DEVOTIONAL: VOLUME 1

By Agatha Ozo Diche Ibekwe

30 to 31 Days Daily Devotional is a collection of daily reflections and prayers based on inspirational encounter with the Holy Spirit while reading and studying the word of God. The word of God is God Himself, and it can be felt.

The word is real and is alive. Each daily insight consists of a reflection, prayer, and resource readings based on the Bible using the New Living Translation.

May you be guided by the Holy Spirit, and may the Almighty Lord answer each and every prayer you pray as you use this book for God's glory. I pray in Jesus's name. Amen.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Nov 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798885402927

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30 TO 31 DAYS DAILY DEVOTIONAL

VOLUME 1

Agatha Ozo Diche Ibekwe

ISBN 979-8-88540-291-0 (paperback)

ISBN 979-8-88540-292-7 (digital)

Copyright © 2023 by Agatha Ozo Diche Ibekwe

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods without the prior written permission of the publisher. For permission requests, solicit the publisher via the address below.

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgments

MY SPECIAL PRAYER TO ALL THOSE WHO WILL USE THIS BOOK FOR GOD'S GLORY

My Special Prayers

Day 1

Reflection

A plea for God's word to increase in me

Day 2

Reflection

That I might diligently seek the Lord's face

Day 3

Reflection

A prayer against fear, anxiety, and worry

Day 4

Reflection

A prayer pleading for God's support

Day 5

A plea for mercy

Day 6

Reflection

A prayer of faith

Day 7

Reflection

A prayer against fear

Day 8

Reflection

A plea for mercy

Day 9

Reflection

A prayer of hope and trust in the Lord

Day 10

Reflection

A prayer against laziness, delay and procrastination

Day 11

Reflection

A prayer of divine remembrance

Day 12

Reflection

A prayer of favor: God of favor, please favor me

God of favor, please favor me

Day 13

Reflection

A prayer of forgiveness

Day 14

Reflection

A prayer for the brokenhearted

Day 15

Reflection

A prayer of steadfastness and never to give up

Day 16

Reflection

A prayer of protection

Day 17

Reflection

A prayer of protection and thankfulness

Day 18

Reflection

A prayer of declaration and elevation

Day 19

Reflection

A prayer of victory

Day 20

Reflection

A prayer of thanks

Day 21

Reflection

A prayer to hear the voice of the Lord

Day 22

Reflection

A prayer asking God to hold off his wrath

Day 23

Reflection

Open doors, O Lord, I pray

Day 24

Reflection

A prayer of healing

Day 25

Reflection

Jude 1:12 (NLT)

A prayer against unfriendly friends

Day 26

Reflection

A prayer of trust

Day 27

Reflection

A prayer of forgiveness

Day 28

Reflection

A resurrection prayer

Day 29

Reflection

A prayer of restoration

Day 30

Reflection

A prayer against household wickedness and enemies

Day 31

Reflection

A prayer for a thankful heart

About the Author

Acknowledgments

First, I give mighty thanks to the compassionate, helpful, and unfailing friend. A father, husband, my brother, my Lord, and my Savior—my Lord Almighty. Thank you, Holy Spirit, my great counselor for this mighty inspiration and for making me put it down in writing. Thank you for helping me to fulfill my dream of writing. The Lord, whose mighty hands have been there for me through thick and thin, I thank you, Lord, for your precious hand on me as I run this race called life.

To my late parents Chief Luke Achiagba and Lolo Ezinne Mary Oguwure Ahanotu, I thank both of you for leading me to our Lord Jesus Christ. Thank you, dad, for your early morning singing that always reminded me and my siblings that it was time for morning mass.

I don't need to be woken up, but your singing passing my room reminds me that it is time for prayer. Even at your death bed dad, you still held on to what you believe on-prayer and the Chaplet that never left your side. May your soul and the soul of our mother rest in peace. I know that you are peaceful with the Lord.

To my late mother Lolo Ezinne Mary Oguwure Ahanotu, a woman with a big heart, I thank you mom. You are always picking up people's concerns and turning them to life. So many orphans passed through our house while I was grouping up. You are a helper. You cared for the helpless, for the widows, for the homeless, and for the less privileged. Your heart is so big that in our household full of orphans and the less privileged children, it was difficult to differentiate which of the children are yours and Dad's. Everyone was treated the same. Everyone was equal in your eyes, with no exception. Thank you both, and may your souls rest in peace. To my family, my four children, and my spouse, may God guide and protect you.

To our two daughters Chinyere and Ifunanya, I am highly indebted to both of you. Thank you for your words of encouragement for all the letters you wrote. When I feel down, those letters are my source of strength.

To my sister Barrister Vivian Oparah, what a wonderful sister you are. We fellowship, we pray, we brainstorm the word of God, and at each point, we always discover some hidden secret in the word of God. Thank you for being a sister as well as a prayer partner.

To Pastor Darlington, Pastor Chinedu, and Pastor Obi, thank you three for showing me a new and serious direction of praying. You three changed my prayer life. To the late Pastor Steve Mayers of South Bay Calvary Chapel, I am so grateful for your knowledge of the Bible and your teaching that made great impact on my life