The Power of Prayer Giveaway

Isabella was a strong believer in the power of prayer. She once wrote:

Prayer is the pulse of the renewed soul; and the constancy of its beat is the test and measure of the spiritual life.

One of Isabella Alden’s talents was creating characters who discovered for themselves the power of prayer in their lives. Some of her characters turned to prayer in times of trouble or to heal a loved one of illness; other characters spoke to God as naturally and as often as they would speak to a close friend or family member.

As wealthy Miss Mary Brown discovered in The Browns at Mount Hermon:

“I would give—oh, what would I not give!—to be able to talk to God as those girls did this afternoon, with the assurance which they evidently had that he heard and cared!”

Book cover for The Brown at Mount Hermon by Isabella Alden showing a young woman holding a letter to her chest with one hand and a hand-addressed envelope with her other hand, while wearing a thoughtful expression.

In her own life Isabella knew the power of prayer. It was through the prayers of her sister Marcia that Isabella chose Christ as her Saviour (read more about that here).

As a busy author and public speaker, Isabella began each day with prayer “to ask God’s help and blessing on the work to be done.” (You can read about that here.)

And in her journal she regularly wrote down prayer requests, notes about sermons, favorite Bible verses, and lessons learned.

The Giveaway:

We’re giving away three “Power of Prayer” journal packages to readers of Isabella’s blog!

Photo of Journal and sticker pack.

Each package includes a lovely prayer journal with . . .

Journal cover. "Good Morning God Prayer Journal" is printed in white against a green background, surrounded by a border of white and yellow flowers.

. . . a daily two-page spread that includes a verse of Scripture, space to record your meditations and prayers, and a generous area to reflect on God’s goodness.

Open journal. Page on left has a text box heading: Remember your Father knows exactly what you need even before you ask Him! Matthew 6:8. Below the text box is the word Prayer and several lines for writing. The right page has the heading "God is good because ..." with several lines for writing.

The set also includes a coordinating sticker pack to help inspire your quiet moments of reflection.

Image of package showing sample stickers that say "It is well with my soul," "Grace," "Have Faith," and "Salt & Light."

To enter the drawing, just leave a comment below or on Isabella’s Facebook page no later than midnight (EDT) on Thursday, September 28.

The three winners will be announced on Friday, September 29. Good luck!


This post is part of our 10-Year Blogiversary Celebration! Join us every weekday in September for a fun drawing, giveaway, or Free Read!

9 thoughts on “The Power of Prayer Giveaway

  1. The prayer journaling set is so so beautiful! Yes I love how Isabella’s books are filled with prayer and Gods work in the everyday lives of the characters.

  2. I also rely so very heavily on prayer each day. I have my own journal listing all of my prayers answered, and I love seeing it increase!

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  3. Prayer is such a difficult thing and yet an easy thing to do. More and more I am learning that prayer IS my relationship with God. It is my life with Him.

  4. We have a God that is so willing and able to answer prayer! “Ask and ye shall receive, seek and ye shall find, knock and it shall be opened unto you.”

  5. Prayer seems so easy and of course is so available. But it is work too, so I push it off more than I would like to acknowledge. Prayers of praise and Thanksgiving are so much easier than the prayers against powers of darkness. Isabella Alden has helped me so much. I wish all of her works could be reprinted.

  6. One of the things I most admire in Isabella’s books is how easily and naturally many of her characters pray. I really admire how Isabella lived her faith. There’s another writer who I enjoy, who was a minister’s wife for many years, but you couldn’t tell it through her writing.

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