Jayzz Prayer Closet

10/30/2026

Noonday Prayer

Praise the Lord, everybody! Please join us at 12 noon CT/1pm ET, as we close out our week in prayer, on the prayer line.

At the designated time, dial (848) 220-3100 then enter the Conference ID 2026-0104 #.

Do us a favor and share Jayzz Prayer Closet's prayer line information with your family and friends!

Hope to meet you over on the prayer line! If not, have a blessed, safe, and funfilled weekend!😇🙏💯♥️

10/29/2026

Bless the Lord, everybody! I pray all is well with you.

At 12 noon CT/1pm ET, please join us today, in prayer, on the prayer line.

Dial (848) 220-3100 then enter the Conference ID 2026-0104 #. You will then be connected to the prayer line.

If you have a prayer request, feel free to submit it thru our website at jayzzprayercloset.org OR email us at [email protected]. We'd love to pray for you and/or with you.

We look forward to you joining us today in prayer. Shalom. 😇🙏💯♥️

A prayer group, built on biblical principles, that believe in the transformative power of prayer.

10/28/2026

Happy Wednesday, everybody! Please join us today, in prayer, on the prayer line.

At 12 noon CT/1pm ET, dial (848) 220-3100 then enter the Conference ID 2026-0104 #. Invite a friend or two!

If you have a prayer request, please do not hesitate to submit it thru email at [email protected] or thru our website at jayzzprayercloset.org .

May the Lord keep His loving eye upon you, in Jesus' name. Amen.

Have a marvelous day!😇🙏💯♥️

A prayer group, built on biblical principles, that believe in the transformative power of prayer.

10/26/2026

I hope everyone enjoyed their weekend! I'm not sure who needs to hear this, but:

(1) Please remember to always pray, pray without ceasing, pray in all circumstances (in Jesus' name, amen);

(2) Repent and ask the Lord for forgiveness of your sins (known and unknown), AND TURN...strive to live a life that is pleasing unto God (and not the world);
(3) Get into the Bible. Read it yourself; and

(4) Find somewhere local to fellowship with other believers in Christ Jesus.

We're not perfect people but with God all things are possible.

If you're in the DFW area (Red Oak, TX), feel free to join us at Believers City Church with Pastor C. Faggins. Click on their page for more info.

Join us, at Jayzz Prayer Closet, on the prayer line, Monday thru Friday, for our Noonday Prayer Call.

At 12 noon CT/1pm ET, dial (848) 220-3100 then enter the Conference ID 2026-0104 #. Hope to meet you there!

God bless you all. Shalom. ~Jay 😇🙏💯♥️

10/16/2026

“One of God’s greatest gifts to us is the privilege of prayer—a privilege that is possible because of what Jesus did for us on the cross. Thank God for the privilege of prayer and learn daily to ‘give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you’ (1 Peter 5:7, NLT).” —Billy Graham

10/16/2026

10/13/2026

One last thing...

Maybe there is something you're still waiting for God to give you. Keep praying for it. Keep hoping. If there is something you can do, keep doing it.

But while you're waiting for what you want from God, don't miss what you already have in Him.

You have a Father who loves you. A God who hears you when you pray. Someone who knows every part of you, including your flaws, and still wants you close. Someone who has been with you through every good time, every disappointing moment, every prayer that was answered and every one you're still waiting on.

And when the things you thought would always be there are no longer there, God will still be there. Maybe that's why Hebrews 13:5 says, “Be content with what you have, because God has said, ‘Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you.’”

God didn't promise that you would always have everything you wanted. He promised that you would always have Him.

And maybe today, before you ask Him for anything else, take a moment to remember what that means. You have God. And God is enough!

10/13/2026

Let God be the first place you go...

It's easy to say we depend on God. But where do you turn first when something goes wrong?

Do you immediately start worrying? Call someone? Search everywhere you know for answers? Try to fix everything yourself, then pray when none of it works?

There's nothing wrong with asking people for help or trying to solve a problem. But God shouldn't be the last place we go after everything else has failed.

So the next time something happens, try something simple. Before you run through every possible outcome in your head, talk to God.
Tell Him what happened. Tell Him what you're afraid of. Ask Him for wisdom. Ask Him for strength. And then do whatever you need to do next.

Depending on God doesn't mean doing nothing. It means whatever you have to do, you don't do it without Him. Going to God should be your first response, not your last resort. Amen.

10/13/2026

You still have God...

There is a beautiful moment in Psalm 73 when Asaph says: “Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you. My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.” Psalm 73:25–26
Those are really powerful words. Yes, Asaph still needed people around him. He still had problems he wanted God to solve.
But in spite of all of that, he remembered that he had God. And even if everything around him changed, God wouldn't.

There will be times when the thing you prayed for doesn't happen. Times when someone you thought would always be there isn't. Times when you've done everything you know to do and you still don't know what to do next.

Those moments can make you feel like you have nothing left. But you still have God.

You still have someone to pray to when you don't know what else to do. Someone who sees your heart and knows what you're afraid of. Someone who can give you strength when you have none left and peace when nothing around you feels peaceful.

That's what makes God different from everything else we depend on. He doesn't run out. He doesn't become less faithful because your life became more difficult. He doesn't stop being God because something you prayed for didn't happen the way you hoped.

And maybe that's what Asaph had come to understand. His strength could fail. His heart could fail. God wouldn't.

Even when things seems to be falling apart all around you, remember that God is still good.