Monthly Great Commission Fulfillment Prayer Lists (for USAGC 2026 Prayer Notebook)

Here is a monthly list in which to pray regarding the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on or by 31 December 2026. It is in additional to your 50 United States Monthly Prayer List.  

1 The USA

2 Your state of residency

3 Your home state

4 The state in which you want to retire

5 The country in which you live

6 The city in which you live

7 The block in which you live

8 The people who go to and work at your grocery store

9 The people who go to and work at your Wal-Mart or Target

10 The people who go to and work at each of your other stores

11 The people who go to and work at where you get your hair cut

12 The people who go to and work at your bank

13 The people who go to and work at your work

14 The people you see as you drive

15 The people who go to and work at the restaurant you go to

16 Hollywood

17 The people who go to and work at your doctor

18 The people who go to and work at your dentist

19 The people who go to and work with your spouse

20 The people in the life of each family members

21 The people in the life of each of your friends

22 The government

23 The Church (as a whole in this world) to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the world on by by 31 December 2026

24 The Church in the USA to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on by by 31 December 2026

25 The Church in your state of residency (as a whole in this USA) to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on by by 31 December 2026

26 The Church in your city of residency (as a whole in this USA) to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on by by 31 December 2026

27 The Church you attend (as a whole in this USA) to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on by by 31 December 2026

28 Christian authors to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on by by 31 December 2026

29 Christian movie producers to help bring about the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on by by 31 December 2026

30 The government

31 Hollywood

Stacy Duplease
Prayer Warrior and Faithful WriterUSAGC 2026

Weekly Great Commission Fulfillment Prayer Lists (for USAGC 2026 Prayer Notebook)

Here is a weekly list in which to pray regarding the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the USA on or by 31 December 2026: 

Sunday: The USA

Monday: Your state of residency

Tuesday: Your home state

Wednesday: The state in which you want to retire

Thursday: The country in which you live

Friday: The city in which you live

Saturday: The block in which you live

Stacy Duplease
Prayer Warrior and Faithful WriterUSAGC 2026

The Prayer Notebook vs. The Prayer Journal

I recommend keeping one of each as you pray. This is far more true as you now have learned that your prayers impact generations. How can we remember what we've prayed unless we write them down? Also, how can we remember what to pray?

A Prayer Notebook is an outline of what to pray. It's generic. 

A Prayer Journal is what you have prayed and what you pray as you write. It's your record. 

Have you ever kept one before? What does each of those look like? 

As far as the notebook have a resource for you for that already: http://usagc2026.blogspot.com/2011/12/usagc-2026-prayer-notebook-version-1.html

As far as how to prayer journal. Stay tuned. This will be one of the things I focus on this week.

(Photo if from Microsoft Clipart)

Stacy Duplease
Prayer Warrior and Faithful WriterUSAGC 2026

The USAGC 2026 Prayer Notebook: Version 1

I have started to compile "The USAGC 2026 Prayer Notebook" and will periodically give an update of the complete list. This is a guide to assist us with our daily, weekly, and monthly prayers and keep track of answered prayer.

Feel free to use this list for your prayers, if you would like. Also, in time, I will publish a book of this list so that you can have it as a resource at your fingertips. 

They are:

A Monthly Prayer List of 50 United States:

http://usagc2026.blogspot.com/2011/12/monthly-prayer-list-of-50-united-states.html

B Daily Prayers:

http://usagc2026.blogspot.com/2011/12/daily-prayers.html

C Specific Prayer Prayer Journal List:

http://usagc2026.blogspot.com/2011/12/specific-prayers-prayer-journal-list.html

Stacy Duplease
Prayer Warrior and Faithful Writer
USAGC 2026

Every prayer journal entry

Whenever you do a prayer journal entry, make sure to do the following:

~ 1. Number it. That way, you can refer to it by number if you refer to it again. It saves time when you write and journal.

~ 2. Date it. And also write the day.

~ 3. Write the time you wrote the entry.

~ 4. Leave space to write the answers to prayer. Sometimes, you don’t get the answer all at once. Sometimes, it builds. Make sure to leave plenty of space for the answer—if it’s a paper journal. If it’s a digital journal, you don’t have to worry about doing that.

~ Stacy Duplease

Remembering Your Present, LLC

Every prayer journal entry

Whenever you do a prayer journal entry, make sure to do the following:

~ 1. Number it. That way, you can refer to it by number if you refer to it again. It saves time when you write and journal.

~ 2. Date it. And also write the day.

~ 3. Write the time you wrote the entry.

~ 4. Leave space to write the answers to prayer. Sometimes, you don’t get the answer all at once. Sometimes, it builds. Make sure to leave plenty of space for the answer—if it’s a paper journal. If it’s a digital journal, you don’t have to worry about doing that.

~ Stacy Duplease

Remembering Your Present, LLC, Prayer Guard USA, and pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life)

Author of Biblical Fiction, Bible Studies, and Devotionals

Email: Pj4life1@gmail.com

Blogs:

http://pj4life1.blogspot.com/

http://alifeofseasons.blogspot.com/

http://prayerguardusa.blogspot.com/

The people you pray for: pj4life thought to ponder #15

15. Make a list of everyone you have in your life in your prayer journal. Start with the following list:

List of Family Members to Pray for:

~ Mom

~ Dad

~ Siblings

~ Grandparents

~ Great-Grandparents

~ Aunts

~ Uncles

~ Cousins

~ Nieces

~ Nephews

~ Grandchildren

~ Great-Grandchildren

~ Family/Friends (Those friends who are close(r) than family)

Other people in your life:

~ What friends do you have?

~ What acquaintances do you have in your life?

~ Co-workers

~ Online buddies

~ People you text

~ People you email

~ People from church

~ Government

~ People at the grocery store you see on a regular basis

~ People at a restaurant you frequent

~ Your hairstylist

~ People at your doctors’ offices and dentist offices

~ Lost/unbelievers in your life (list them here—even if they are listed previously)

~ Stacy Duplease

Remembering Your Present, LLC, Prayer Guard USA, and pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life)

Author of Biblical Fiction, Bible Studies, and Devotionals

Email: pj4life1@gmail.com

Prayer Journaling (Notebook) Ideas, Suggestions, and Inspirations (aka pj4life Thoughts to Ponder) #1-

I’ve mentioned in a few blog posts that it’s essential to prayer journal, keep a prayer notebook, keep a record, or whatever else you want to call it.

I’m going to start to give you a few pointers with prayer journaling—starting in this post.

THOUGHTS TO PONDER:

~ 1. Keep it simple.

~ 2. Journal every day—preferably at least morning and night.

~ 3. Journal ANYTHING God puts on your heart.

~ 4. There is no such thing as journaling too much.

~ 5. Tailor a system that works for you. Make it your own. I will give you tips in this blog, but they are just suggestions.

~ 6. Remember that your journal is where you write your prayers and answers to prayers. But, it’s also your record of your walk with God. Therefore, include your memories made through your day.

~ 7. Keep track of what you say to God and what He says to you.

~ 8. Keep sermon notes and Bible study notes here.

~ 9. Keep track of your prayer requests.

~ 10. Use it to WRITE. (See earlier blog posts today for this definition.)

~ 11. There are two types of journals: paper and digital (one you put on the computer).

~ 12. If you keep a paper journal, switch it over sometime to the digital kind. The digital kind lasts forever and never loses quality.

~ 13. If you do a paper journal, consider using mainly black ink. Blue fades faster over time.

~ 14. If you do a digital journal, save it in several different ways. Save one copy that you email to yourself, keep a memory stick (or 2 or 3 just to be safe) copy, keep a copy on your computer, keep a copy on an eternal hard drive. Then, it will last forever. You may even want to write an online journal or blog in which you are the only one who has access to it, or a select few—but not the public (unless you don’t write names and use numbers instead for confidentiality reasons and protect privacy).

I will add more thoughts to ponder every now and then and will continue with the numbering.

~ Stacy Duplease

Prayer Journaling (Notebook) Ideas, Suggestions, and Inspirations (aka pj4life Thoughts to Ponder) #1-

I’ve mentioned in a few blog posts that it’s essential to prayer journal, keep a prayer notebook, keep a record, or whatever else you want to call it. I call it pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life). But, I’ll keep is simple and call it either pj4life or prayer journaling. When I use these terms, I mean any way you write down your prayers for when you have your Daily Quiet Time.

I’m going to start to give you a few pointers with prayer journaling—starting in this post.

PJ4LIFE THOUGHTS TO PONDER:

~ 1. Keep it simple.

~ 2. Journal every day—preferably at least morning and night.

~ 3. Journal ANYTHING God puts on your heart.

~ 4. There is no such thing as journaling too much.

~ 5. Tailor a system that works for you. Make it your own. I will give you tips in this blog, but they are just suggestions.

~ 6. Remember that your journal is where you write your prayers and answers to prayers. But, it’s also your record of your walk with God. Therefore, include your memories made through your day.

~ 7. Keep track of what you say to God and what He says to you.

~ 8. Keep sermon notes and Bible study notes here.

~ 9. Keep track of your prayer requests.

~ 10. Use it to WRITE. (See earlier blog posts today for this definition.)

~ 11. There are two types of journals: paper and digital (one you put on the computer).

~ 12. If you keep a paper journal, switch it over sometime to the digital kind. The digital kind lasts forever and never loses quality.

~ 13. If you do a paper journal, consider using mainly black ink. Blue fades faster over time.

~ 14. If you do a digital journal, save it in several different ways. Save one copy that you email to yourself, keep a memory stick (or 2 or 3 just to be safe) copy, keep a copy on your computer, keep a copy on an eternal hard drive. Then, it will last forever. You may even want to write an online journal or blog in which you are the only one who has access to it, or a select few—but not the public (unless you don’t write names and use numbers instead for confidentiality reasons and protect privacy).

I will add more pj4life thoughts to ponder every now and then and will continue with the numbering.

~ Stacy Duplease

Remembering Your Present, LLC, Prayer Guard USA, and pj4life (Prayer Journaling for Life)

Author of Biblical Fiction, Bible Studies, and Devotionals

Email: pj4life1@gmail.com