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Overview

Readers are guided through 100 days of intentional prayer and biblical truth that transform their spiritual lives and reveal God's provision for their needs.

Anything worth having in this life is worth waiting for and worth striving for. Unlike the world, though, Christians are called to a much different kind of pursuit when they survey their dreams, desires, and needs. Instead of an indulgent wish list, Christians are called to live a transformed life where they become more like Christ through the journey of striving after God's will. In a time when both the world and even some Christians preach instant gratification, Your 100 Day Prayer offers another path-one of transformation while asking, seeking, and knocking for deep desires and desperate needs.

There is nothing guaranteed about 100 days, but as author John Snyder says, "This sustained, stubborn, never-give-up spirit of prayer is not so much to persuade God to give us what we want, but rather to transform us in the process." Your 100 Day Prayer helps readers combine their need with God's will in a measured, structured, and instructional experience that results in greater spiritual maturity, clarity about God's provision, and real answers to their very real needs. Because our "Father in heaven gives good gifts to those who ask him." (Matthew 7:11).

A powerful witness to the place of prayer in the Christian life with a user friendly daily discipline to introduce you to it. Highly recommended.

-Thomas W. Gillespie, President Emeritus, Princeton Theological Seminary,
New Jersey

The concept of Your 100 Days of Prayer is inspired, and can only accomplish great things for our nation and the Kingdom of God if we'll all cooperate and implement it. The Lord is waiting to see if we have the courage and the desire. He is able.

-Pat Boone, singer, actor, producer, author, and motivational speaker

Conversing with our Father in prayer is critical to spiritual growth. In Your 100 Day Prayer, John Snyder provides very practical and diverse meditations that will most certainly enhance the reader's prayer life and set the tone for daily living that is focused on God.

-Rick Dempsey, Sr. Vice President, The Walt Disney Studios

In today's Internet age of instant gratification, it's all too easy for Christians to "want it now" and expect the Lord to instantly honor Matthew 7:7: "Ask and it will be given to you . . ." John Snyder's excellent book provides a beautiful pathway to journal our 100 days of focused prayer as we are transformed in the process.

-David Pack,
Saddleback Church/ Orange County, Calif. Grammy winning Recording Artist &
Music Producer

In this 100 day pilgrimage, Dr.
Snyder has woven four great Christian traditions together-daily scripture reading, devotional insight, prayer, and journaling. You cannot practice these disciplines faithfully and emerge unchanged. I think that you will find when the journey has ended, that God has been your guide and your destination."

-Dr. Ed Ewart, MOO Church, Mission Viejo, CA

If you already enjoy a daily, satisfying prayer life,
don't read this book. But if you're looking for something to stimulate you to become more faithful and systematic, John Snyder's Your 100 Day Prayer
offers you an opportunity to focus on talking to God daily and making it an ongoing habit.

-Cecil Murphey, author or co-author of more than 100
books including 90 Minutes in Heaven and Gifted Hands: The Ben Carson Story

John Snyder has taken a chapter out of his own life and made it available to all of us...Your 100 Day Prayer is an incredibly practical and powerful tool for any individual or family who desires to develop and strengthen their prayer life.

-Matt Kees, Director, Christian Musician Summit conferences, and Music Producer

When you're faced with a mountain you can't climb alone,
you need more than friendly advice! In this amazing and transforming book, John Snyder takes you on a life-changing journey through 100 days of personal prayer as you follow Jesus' command to ask, seek, and knock. Whether you have a special need or you want a more consistent, meaningful prayer time with God, Your 100 Day Prayer gives you daily practical guidance, hope, and encouragement. This is definitely a must-read for ALL Christians!!

-Gregg Bissonette, Grammy winning musician, drummer

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  • ISBN-13: 9781400203406
  • Publisher: Nelson, Thomas, Inc.
  • Publication date: 9/13/2011
  • Pages: 240
  • Sales rank: 427,863
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YOUR 100 DAY PRAYER

THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF ACTIVELY WAITING ON GOD
By JOHN I. SNYDER

Thomas Nelson

Copyright © 2011 John Ivan Snyder a/k/a John Snyder
All right reserved.

ISBN: 978-1-4002-0341-3


Chapter One

DAY 1

In the Beginning

In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.

–GENESIS 1:1–2

Sometimes the imagery used in the Bible tells us more than the words themselves. The very first two verses of Genesis are a perfect example of this. As God began to create the world we live in, the Hebrew writer portrayed the Spirit of God as "hovering over" the unformed and unruly mass, much like a mother bird fluttering over her brood. The picture here is the very careful and loving attention God gives to his creation—protecting, shaping, and guiding its development. In other words, there's no room for chance or randomness. Everything is under his control.

As God's Spirit hovers, he extracts from the chaos perfect order, boundaries, and purpose. This appears to be the job description of the Holy Spirit from day one up to this very day in our lives. As he continually hovers over all our chaos and disorder— our pain, uncertainty of our future, betrayal, financial challenges, disorder, deceit, and fear—he brings out of them the ordered design that he wants for us and that he intended from the very beginning of the world.

If there is any short summary or basic message we can extract from the Bible's story of creation, it's this: God is in charge. He's in charge of everything, all the time, and forever. We aren't.

What greater comfort could there be for us? God is with us. Let's hold on to the promise—Emmanuel, God with us. He will rescue and save us.

TODAY'S PRAYER

Ask the Holy Spirit to sweep into your heart and mind, to bring order, peace, and purpose into your need and request.

TODAY'S PROGRESS

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DAY 2

Don't Worry

Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear.... But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.

–MATTHEW 6:25, 33

One of the most consistent themes in the New Testament is the encouragement—even the command—not to worry. About anything! It's forbidden. Anxiety has no place in the life of faith because any kind of worry is out of touch with reality. The presence of worry indicates a low level of trust in God, and a high level of trust in God will invariably result in a reduction of worry.

Jesus really does want us to be very low on the worry scale and very high on the peace and joy scale, benefits provided only through trusting implicitly in God. The apostle Paul reiterates the point when he says that we should not be anxious about anything but instead simply make our requests known to God (Phil. 4:5–6).

Sounds simple and clear enough. But why does this seem so impossible to us, and why is trust so hard to find? Jesus gives us the answer: it happens only when we put the kingdom of God first and seek it above anything else on earth. When we wake up every morning and say, "Today, Lord, with your help, I'm going to put you first and seek your perfect will in everything I do," we'll find worry slowly beginning to fade as we stare down every situation with trust in God's providence and goodwill.

No, it won't happen magically or overnight (nothing does), but it will happen. That's the testimony of millions of believers through the centuries. German missionary George Mueller struggled for years to feed hundreds of hungry orphans each day without a regular income, until the day came when, he said, "worry and I parted ways." He simply discovered on the basis of his own long-term experience that God is faithful every day and that worry not only is an enormous waste of time and energy but is also unrealistic. It's out of place in a life of mature faith.

To be sure, it takes all of us time to get this, but in time we will. It's better to get there as early as possible because every day we fill up with anxiety just makes life much harder than it needs to be. So put God and his kingdom first, and let him bring to you, as you sleep, all the things the rest of the world works feverishly through the night trying to acquire.

TODAY'S PRAYER

Go to God humbly and ask him to reveal the secret places of worry and anxiety that surround you and your need.

TODAY'S PROGRESS

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DAY 3

Good out of Evil

You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.

–GENESIS 50:20

This statement near the end of the incredible story of Joseph is one of the most amazing truths in the Bible. It summarizes the entire history of faith—yours, mine, and everyone else's. It ties up all the loose ends of human life lived under the umbrella of God's grace and mercy. It speaks of God's mysterious ability to take any and all evil, all malicious intent, and turn it on its head. It's the practical outworking of what is said in the very first verses of Genesis about the work of the Holy Spirit—that God's Spirit hovers over us and draws order and purpose out of our own chaos and disorder, just as he did at the beginning of creation.

God takes every malevolent thing aimed at us by others and deliberately exploits it for his purposes and our good. People may imagine that their cruel or self-serving plans are working perfectly, but at the right moment God reveals that he stepped in early, wrote a different conclusion to the play, and brought us from the place of their curse into the place of his blessing. As the great Scriptwriter of history, he reserves the right to change all minor plots into his great plot. So he remains the author, director, and main actor of every play on his earth.

What a reason to stay positive in every single situation in life! Try to imagine how God is actively working in your life to create exits for the traps and corners thought up for you by someone else. Think of the fact that every plot hatched by your adversaries to entrap or destroy you is being turned into a blessing by your heavenly Father. These rescues and reversals may not be evident early in the game (it wasn't to Joseph either), but they will be clear at the end. Anywhere along the line of his story, Joseph could have stopped and concluded that God was against him, had forgotten all about him, and tossed him aside. Yet when the last chapter is written and all the loose ends are tied together, God's providential hand becomes evident in every detail of the story.

And that's the good news for us. God is acting behind the scenes even when we may not recognize his presence, but he's there nonetheless, and he determines the final scene of the play. Thankfully, it's in our favor.

TODAY'S PRAYER

Do you see any external barriers or enemies between you and your need? Go to God and ask for his perspective so that it can inform and transform yours.

TODAY'S PROGRESS

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DAY 4

He Heals the Brokenhearted

He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.

–PSALM 147:3

What's so hopeful about this kind of statement in the Bible is that God's involvement with us isn't so "spiritual" and heavenly that it has no earthly good.

This is really where the rubber meets the road: God is very present with us in our broken-heartedness, disillusionments, despair, and wounded spirits. These painful experiences—those that go deep into our hearts and psyches and daily eat away at the center of our being—are what occupy too many of our days.

It's not just the great conflicts on the global or national level or the issues that appear on the evening news that God is concerned about—the small and the highly personal and intimate issues also attract his loving attention. He meets us where we are, not just where we ought to be. He wants to heal our deep hurts and bind up our hidden wounds—those not evident to anyone else—because he cares about such things and intends to do something about them. It's in the soil of this well-grounded hope that we are able to trust and grow.

If sometimes God doesn't heal our wounds the very moment we ask him, it's not because he isn't concerned; it's because he intends to grow us through them. That might even be the reason they were allowed to come our way in the first place. If God is really in charge of everything all the time, then he's in charge of this as well. And don't forget, there will come a day when such things are no longer even a memory:

He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away. (Rev. 21:4)

TODAY'S PRAYER

Are there places in your heart and soul that feel so wounded that your prayer request feels out of reach because of you? Ask God to give you his eternal perspective on your development as a person of faith.

TODAY'S PROGRESS

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DAY 5

The Father's House

Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me. In my Father's house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am.

–JOHN 14:1–3

This wonderful passage is even better than it first appears. It has a double reference, both of which are extremely good news for us. On the one hand, it seems to refer to the place Jesus is about to prepare for us by going to the cross—a place in the Father's house that he alone enjoyed before coming to live among us. He had perfect fellowship with God the Father long before his incarnation as a human being, a unique place of love and intimacy he is about to share with all his followers.

In other words, by going to the cross and paying for our sins, he creates a "dwelling place" for us to enjoy right now, today, not someday in the indeterminate future. We can have that place with the Father and in the Father's house that Jesus had and now has. We can live where he lives, close to the Father's heart.

But it means even more. Not only can we have that abiding place of nearness to God right now so that we can pray, "Abba Father" ("Papa" or something close to that), but we will be safely at home in the Father's house for eternity when this "preliminary life" is done. So the benefits of Jesus' death on the cross are for right now as well as in the future; he has provided all the privileges of being in the family of God today, tomorrow, and forever.

Can it get any better than that? Once we grasp this sure truth, it begins to squeeze out all despair, depression, darkness, and negative thinking. The joy of this may not happen overnight (it's not magic), but it will grow real as the way gets brighter and brighter as we walk the long walk of faith.

Life teaches us this lesson: we can get through anything when we know what the end looks like. Thankfully, God has given us a clear picture of what our destiny actually is, sealed with his proven promise and illustrated ahead of time by Jesus' resurrection.

TODAY'S PRAYER

Ask God to fill your heart with the joy and security of a sure destination. Then think of the nature of your need in light of God's eternal plans for you.

TODAY'S PROGRESS

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DAY 6

Ever the Same

Sing joyfully to the Lord, you righteous; it is fitting for the upright to praise him. Praise the Lord with the harp; make music to him on the ten-stringed lyre. Sing to him a new song; play skillfully, and shout for joy. For the word of the Lord is right and true; he is faithful in all he does.

–PSALM 33:1–4

Can you think of any reason to sing joyfully at this very moment? If something really bad just happened to you, you probably can't. But there is a reason to be joyful whether you feel like it or not. In fact, if we wait until we feel full of joyful praise to God before we actually do praise him, we might be waiting until Armageddon! There's always something that will keep us from being joyful.

That's why we need to learn a lesson from those who have gone before us. We praise God, sing to him a new song, and shout for joy just because he is who he is, because his word is right and true, and because he is faithful in all he does. We don't need any more reasons than these.

Praise is simply acknowledging who and what God is. We offer praise on the grounds of his worthiness of it. We may be staring at the magnificence of the Grand Canyon while at the same time feeling sick with the flu, but we still find ourselves saying, "What an awesome sight!" So it is with God. We might be going through a tough time or not even want to get out of bed in the morning, but we can still manage to thank God and offer him praise for who he is and all that he has done and will do.

Once we get the full picture of who God is (it doesn't happen in one day), what he's done for us, what awaits us, and how faithful he has been and will continue to be, the praise part gets much easier. Time and experience teach us the discipline of praising God in spite of the things going on around us or within us. Whatever they may be, they're temporary, while God's trustworthiness and faithfulness are permanent. Our feelings come and go, but God's word and purpose are ever the same.

So we can stay positive and expectant even when we don't feel like it. Maturity in faith comes when we can say in all honesty, "I don't feel positive and upbeat today because it seems like things couldn't be worse. But I can keep my eyes on the compass of God's ever-steady character and true word. I can know that he controls all things, in good weather or bad. The storm can't destroy me because he won't let it. I can't see it yet, but I'm convinced there's a safe harbor ahead—he promised it."

TODAY'S PRAYER

Ask God to give you the extraordinary, what you can't create for yourself—the ability to praise him for his faithfulness in meeting your need even before your need is felt.

(Continues...)



Excerpted from YOUR 100 DAY PRAYER by JOHN I. SNYDER Copyright © 2011 by John Ivan Snyder a/k/a John Snyder. Excerpted by permission of Thomas Nelson. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.
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Table of Contents

A Prayer to Begin xi

How to Use This Book xiii

Introduction 1

Day 1 In the Beginning 4

Day 2 Don't Worry 6

Day 3 Good out of Evil 8

Day 4 He Heals the Brokenhearted 10

Day 5 The Father's House 12

Day 6 Ever the Same 14

Day 7 Finish the Race 16

Day 8 Wait for the Lord 18

Day 9 Break the Circuit 20

Day 10 Disturbing the Heart of God 22

Day 11 Pressed but Not Crushed 24

Day 12 The Lord Is My Shepherd 26

Day 13 Nothing's Impossible 28

Day 14 The Master Plan 30

Day 15 Saltiness 32

Day 16 Wait in Hope 34

Day 17 Living Our Purpose 36

Day 18 When We Feel Forsaken 38

Day 19 Rejoice! 40

Day 20 Here for a Reason 42

Day 21 First Things First 44

Day 22 See for Yourself 46

Day 23 How to Save a Life 48

Day 24 Who's Behind It 50

Day 25 The Highest Appeal 52

The Power of persistence

Day 26 The Little Things 58

Day 27 Hope, Now 60

Day 28 In the Morning 62

Day 29 Freedom 64

Day 30 As Far as the East Is from the West 66

Day 31 Love 68

Day 32 Not Guilty 70

Day 33 The Hiding Place 72

Day 34 All of Creation 74

Day 35 Always Reliable 76

Day 36 Worth the Wait 78

Day 37 Real Life 80

Day 38 Don't Be Afraid 82

Day 39 The Destination 84

Day 40 Stress-free 86

Day 41 Vision of the Air 88

Day 42 No Fear 90

Day 43 Live Forever 92

Day 44 In Control of the Sea 94

Day 45 The Gift of Suffering 96

Day 46 Things We Can't Fix 98

Day 47 When Heaven Meets Earth 100

Day 48 How Long, O Lord? and Other Stories 102

Day 49 "I Chose You" 104

Day 50 Ask for the Impossible 106

The Silent Heaven

Day 51 Beyond Random 112

Day 52 Anger and Patience 114

Day 53 The Plan 116

Day 54 Nothing Can Separate Us 118

Day 55 Searched and Known 120

Day 56 Real Security 122

Day 57 Set Free 124

Day 58 Light and Momentary Troubles 126

Day 59 Lenses 128

Day 60 Overflow with Hope 130

Day 61 Plans That Never Fall Through 132

Day 62 Don't Stop 134

Day 63 Behind the Scenes 136

Day 64 Suffering and Comfort 138

Day 65 Are You Listening? 140

Day 66 Reality Therapy 142

Day 67 The Story's Not Over 144

Day 68 Valley of the Shadow 146

Day 69 The Perfect Plan 148

Day 70 He Stills the Stotm 150

Day 71 All Kinds of Problems 152

Day 72 History Therapy 154

Day 73 The Higher Order 156

Day 74 Real Love 158

Day 75 Ask with Confidence 160

When God Says No

Day 76 Nowhere Else to Go 166

Day 77 Death Is Dead 168

Day 78 Foundation 170

Day 79 Long and Winding Roads 172

Day 80 Dust in the Wind 174

Day 81 The Good, the Bad, and the World 176

Day 82 Money, Money, Money 178

Day 83 The Journey 180

Day 84 The Number of Our Days 182

Day 85 In a Name 184

Day 86 Where Our Help Comes From 186

Day 87The Right Stuff 188

Day 88 Hopes and Dreams 190

Day 89 It Will Pass Away 192

Day 90 Where Is Your God? 194

Day 91 Yet... 196

Day 92 Renewing Our Strength 198

Day 93 God Reigns 200

Day 94 Forget About the Past 202

Day 95 The Main Plot 204

Day 96 By His Spirit 206

Day 97 Our Growing Faith 208

Day 98 Joy 210

Day 99 The Final Chapter 212

Day 100 A New Day 214

God of the last minute

Concluding Page 221

About the Author 223

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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 17, 2011

    Recommend Strongly!

    I just finished reading ¿Your 100 Day Prayer: The
    Transforming Power of Actively Waiting on God¿ by
    John Snyde. The book is designed to help the reader pray
    specifically and consistently for 100 days regarding an issue
    of greater than average difficulty. The goal is to help the
    reader understand that God created us to pray, to help the
    reader see how God is present in prayer, and also help the
    reader grow closer to God during the waiting period.
    I can honestly say that this book transformed my prayer life.
    If you pray a great deal for others, but rarely for yourself,
    then I think you could really benefit from this book. Each
    day is numbered and contains a short, two page devotional
    with a relevant Scripture passage. This layout makes it
    easy to process information and get to the important part ¿
    prayer. Space is provided for you to journal your thoughts
    and progress. Even while you use this book to pray for an
    issue in your life, Snyde consistently reminds you to pray for
    others and for God¿s kingdom purposes. He also reminds
    you that God¿s could answer ¿No¿ to your prayer, but
    that He is still good. Snyde offers Biblical advice related
    to accepting God¿s will regardless of his answer to our
    prayer. The book helped me begin praying very specifically
    for exactly what I hope for, because God knows already,
    anyway. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants
    to transform their personal prayer life, get serious about
    prayer for a specific issue, and/or see God at work in very
    specific ways.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 26, 2011

    Meh

    Probably the best word to describe this book is: Meh. John Snyder is a good writer, but the book isn¿t really what it said it would be. In fact, it probably could have finished after the introduction. It was sort of a devotional, but seemed to be more focused on describing freedom in Christ (which is great of course) then having anything to do with prayer, other than a little line at the end of each day and a writing spot where you could possibly put your prayers down, but which is labelled rather ¿Today¿s Progress¿. I think with a different title and purpose sumary, it could have been quite good, but it¿s being sold to the wrong audience, it¿s been advertised for people who want to learn how to become better at praying, and therefore the people who buy it are probably going to be disappointed while other people will miss out.

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  • Posted October 28, 2011

    Your 100 Day Prayer

    Your 100 Day Prayer. The Transforming Power Of Actively Waiting On God. John I. Snyder. 2011. Thomas Nelson, Inc., 223 pages.

    I can not recommend this book as the prayer guidebook it was intended to be. The author doesn't offer much Biblical insight into prayer anywhere in the book. In the "How to Use This Book" chapter, the Lord's Prayer is mentioned in a quick, how- to style prayer lesson that is void of any real instruction or inspiration.

    The book's purpose, identified in the introduction, is as a guide during 100 days of praying for something specific. While the number of days is irrelevant, the emphases is that prayer be consistent. The author bases the application of persistent prayer on one verse, Matthew 7:7-8. The book has a good intent but it is not much more than 100 typical short devotions. Some were good and some were not so good. Each day also has a scripture passage, short prayer prompt, and a space for writing your progress. For many of the days, the prayer suggestions didn't work for me. My suggestion for daily, intimate time with God would be a Bible, a calendar, and a journal if you like to write. Put a check mark on your calendar as reference or reminder of your time spent with God in prayer.

    Disclosure of Material Connection: This book was provided, by Book Sneeze, in exchange for an honest review. No other compensation was received. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's CFR, Part 255.

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  • Posted October 10, 2011

    I Also Recommend:

    Touching and Powerful

    Most of us take God for granted and believe he is or should be there for us when we need him.

    "Your 100 Day Prayer" teaches us that all that happens to us, good or bad, is God's way of having us work out his divine plan which was conceived long before the world was created.

    When I was deciding which book to review through BookSneeze® I thought to myself "How hard can it be to review this book. I will just need to skim through it. It it will only have 100 short daily prayers. However, I am so glad I actually requested this specific book because it is so much more than just a daily prayer and devotional. It talks about how each of us have a purpose in being in this world and how it will be fulfilled through God's plan.

    This would be a great gift to give a friend who is feeling depressed, has just lost their job or is just feeling down on their luck. Reading it will make them see things happen the way they do because there is a plan in place.

    Anyone who reads this book will find renewed faith that God is there, and always will be there for them.

    "Your 100 Day Prayer" prompts you to pray 100 days for the one thing you really want, whether that be a new job, love, courage, peace, a new house, money, a car, win the lottery, pass an exam or even the impossible. However, I believe that when they actually reach the one hundredth day of prayer, they will have grown so much spiritually that they will have found the true meaning and purpose of their life.

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  • Posted October 5, 2011

    Excellent way to learn the discipline of prayer!

    I am not usually a very patient person. Our culture of instant gratification has worn off on me, despite my attempts to not be conformed to the world. So, when it comes to praying diligently for something, I struggle to pray patiently, waiting for God to work even though it doesn't fit my timeline. I'd much rather take control and do things my way. When I saw the opportunity to read and review John I. Snyder's book "Your 100 Day Prayer", I knew that I had to try it. I also knew that I would be challenged and strengthened through the process.

    "Your 100 Day Prayer" not only gives you new ideas/perspectives to consider as you pray through your situation, but it also teaches you the spiritual disciplines of prayer/patience/waiting, which is perhaps more important than the words you might be praying. Each day he presents a passage of scripture to ponder, offers a short devotional, and leaves space for you to journal your thoughts and your progress as you spend 100 days praying for something. It helps you to bring your requests to God in new ways, even in those moments where you aren't sure what to say...because he offers so many different points throughout the book, you always have a new way to pray about your situation.

    In a culture where everything happens immediately, "when we want it", it is SO important to be reminded that the God of the universe operates on a different schedule, and that His timing is perfect. And it's even more important to be reminded that we need to be diligent in our prayers and spend more than five minutes with the sovereign God of the universe.

    Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from the publisher through the BookSneeze®.com book review bloggers program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.

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  • Posted September 17, 2011

    Get a Journal & Devotional Instead - You'll Be Much Happier

    Your 100 Day Prayer is like a paperback prayer journal/devotional with 100 days instead of 365 days like a normal devotional. The book has one page with a Start Date and a main Prayer Request - the one thing you will be praying for 100 days straight. Each day starts with one bible verse, a 1-2 page life application, a 1-2 sentence suggested prayer, and 1/2 or 1/4 page of blank lines for notes. The lines have large gaps between them (about the same size as a journal) to allow your large handwriting font to fit on each line. Remember, with most pages only giving you 1/4 -1/2 of a page for journaling, you don't barely get to write one short paragraph (1-3 sentences long) for yourself.


    I found the paperback format to be very counter to the prayer journal - the paperback book hardly opens enough to write your notes in the pages. And if you open it enough, of course, the binding gets all messed up. This should have had spiral binding. Also of note, the paper of the book is the normal cheap paperback recycled-like paper. It's not nice to write on, like prayer journals. Again, I wish this book was printed like a journaling book.


    I was surprised to find that the devotional bible verses and life application descriptions DID NOT focus on prayer and promises of God. On one hand, usually books that focus on God's promises pull verses out of context, so maybe it's preferable this way, but it would have been nice to have bible verses that ACTUALLY applied to your one main prayer request. Instead, this book starts like most 365 day devotionals - with creation. Although the author attempted to tie the verses in to prayers, I didn't feel they related strongly to someone praying for a GREAT NEED. The verses were quite general and sometimes the author had to stretch things a bit to make the prayer suggestions work.


    In the end, I would not recommend this book. I am certain you would be MUCH better off with a 365 day devotional and a real prayer journal. Or combine a book on prayer with your prayer journal. Why buy a book that 1/4 of it is blank underlined "fill in your thoughts" pages? Then you run out of pages just after 3 months.


    Disclaimer: I gave my honest review. I received this book from the publisher but a positive review was not required.

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  • Posted September 10, 2011

    more from this reviewer

    Your 100 Day Prayer

    Your 100 day Prayer by John Snyde offers you a personal journey to 100 days of prayer.
    His book is also a devotional book as well, as each page starts out with a passage of scripture and ends with a prayer for that day.
    This book will transform you life spiritually and will bring the Heavenly Father into your heart and life .
    It helps your faith to grow and helps you to connect with the Father. Don't miss out on what this book has to offer.

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  • Posted September 9, 2011

    more from this reviewer

    A Guide on Praying

    This is not just another devotional book. It is much more than that. It is a guide on pray. If you have difficulties praying, this book is for you. When you start reading this book, you enter into a journey that will touch you deeply. The author provides 100 entries that give us focus on our prayers based on some passages on the Scriptures. After quoting the passage, the author discuss it according to his view, telling a story and preparing you to your daily pray. You will learn that things happen in God's time, not your own time. When you accept that, you will be transformed and things will start to make sense. More and more you will learn to ask, seek and knock toward your needs and desires. Day 39 touched me deeply. It is called Destination and uses Romans 8:18 verse. This is a must have book in the permanent library of any serious Christian person.
    This book was written by John I.Snyder and published by Thomas Nelson in September of 2011 and they were kind enough to send me a copy for reviewing through their Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers Program.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 6, 2011

    Very Interesting

    (Disclaimer: I got this book from the publisher at no charge.)

    One hundred days is a long time to focus on something. I can't imagine doing much of anything for 100 consecutive days. But Your 100 Day Prayer by John Snyde is about exactly what it seems -- 100 days of prayer.



    Of course, not just any prayer, but focused, intentional prayer. The subtitle of the book is "the transforming power of actively waiting on God". I think that part is even a little more intimidating...what exactly would transform? How would I go about actively waiting?



    I have quite a few things in my life that I really should be praying about. But all of those other "should be" things seem to rise to the top. That's why I wanted to read this book, to learn to focus, to actively, intentionally pray.

    It's been three weeks, so I am far short of one hundred days. But learning to live as God intends is not an instantaneous process. So as I continue on my journey of prayer, I encourage you to pick up this book for yourself.

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  • Posted September 4, 2011

    Great book!

    In today's world that goes so fast, it's more and more a challenge to find a quiet time and place to come aside a while to spend with the Lord in prayer and communion. So whenever I find a book that stands out to me and speaks to me, helping to strengthen those precious moments, I jump at the chance of reading it. This is why, when I saw "Your 100 Day Prayer - The Transforming power of Actively Waiting on God" by John Snyde available from Thomas Nelson's Book Sneeze program, I grabbed the chance at reviewing it.

    In his book, John Snyde starts off with a short introduction on prayer and suggests the reader choose a specific prayer request that you are given space to write out in the book. The idea is to pray for that request every day for 100 days. The book comes with 100 short sections, one for each day. Starting with a Bible verse, it is followed by a short lesson from that scripture which all in all brings out beautiful truths and beauties. Then a short prayer assignment that goes along with the theme, and a few lines to jot down your progress for the day. All in all, a wonderful aid to boost anyone's prayer life!

    I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. But I should say from the start, this is not just a book to read through. As it says, it's a 100 day journey - though of course the reader can choose to adapt and adjust accordingly. But I see the beauty of taking in a little at a time, a little each day as I feel in that way you get so much more out of it. Would I recommend it? Certainly!

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  • Posted August 30, 2011

    Great Devotion Book

    I had to chance to review this book recently and I enjoyed it more then I thought I would. Do you want to pray for certain things each day? This is a great way to explore yourself and pray about things you may be facing. It takes you through a 100 days of different prayers. It's set up like a devotion book with a great devotion on the subject that day and a prayer you can pray. I enjoy reading the devotions in it and found myself nodding my head and feeling like it was speaking right to me while reading it. It also has a place you can right down your thoughts after each prayer. I found my marking and taking quotes out of it as well. Great book and great devotion book on prayer.


    I received this book free from booksneeze for my honest review

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  • Anonymous

    Posted August 23, 2011

    A 100-Day Transformation

    There's something immensely satisfying about the number 100 -- whether its dollars, years of a long life, or push-ups (yeah, right!). But what about 100 days of focused, intentional prayer? That would surely be immensely satisfying, but in an entirely different way.

    That's why I was intrigued by John Snyder's book Your 100 Day Prayer: The Transforming Power of Actively Waiting on God. Even the title seems to be a study in contradiction--Actively Waiting? Isn't waiting generally rather passive?

    And that's part of what I think is the key to this book. When seeking to live in a Christ-like manner, one cannot Passively Wait. One must Actively Wait.

    Since my 100 days are far from over, I can't say whether I have been "transformed". I can, however, say that just starting the book has led me to think about how I have been Waiting on God. (And I will admit it has been rather passive.) The book is a call to action, and a 100-day step-by-step plan to get the reader to take action. Highly recommended!

    Please note that I received this book at no charge from BookSneeze in exchange for an honest review.

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