Pray the Bible.
Pick a Psalm and pray it back to God, verse by verse. Start with the provided prayer line, and expand as your heart or the Spirit calls you to do so — the written words are a doorway, not the destination.
Sometimes the hardest part of prayer is knowing what to say. Pray the Bible takes that away: instead of reaching for your own words, you pray God’s Word back to Him.
Inspired by the long Christian practice of praying the Psalms, it lets you choose a Psalm and pray a prayer shaped from its words — turning the Psalm itself into your prayer of praise, honesty, and trust.
You don’t have to find the words. They’re already there, in the Psalms.
How it will work
Pick a Psalm
Choose any Psalm — one you’re drawn to, one for the season you’re in, or simply the next one as you work your way through.
Pray it back
Each verse begins a prayer for you. Start with the provided prayer line, and expand as your heart or the Spirit calls you to do so.
Through the Bible
Pray a little each day and move through the Psalms over time — praying Scripture back to God, not just reading it.
Starting with the Psalms
We’re beginning with the Psalms — the Bible’s own prayer book — with room to grow into other parts of Scripture over time. Coming soon.
The Psalms
Scripture: Berean Standard Bible, public domain, retrieved verbatim — never generated. Prayers are written for Ochlos and reviewed before publishing. A few psalms that call down judgment (the imprecatory psalms) are set aside for now.