Prayer Declarations


The Prayer Declaration section of Lit & Lifted is a sacred space where faith meets confession, and the power of God’s Word is spoken boldly into every situation. I created this tab to help believers activate their faith through intentional, scriptural declarations that align their words with God’s promises. Every declaration here is written to strengthen your spirit, renew your hope, and empower you to live victoriously in every area of life.

Prayer declarations are not ordinary words, they are spiritual tools that shape destinies, break limitations, and open doors of divine favor. As you speak these declarations daily, you are not just praying; you are affirming God’s truth over your family, your health, your job, your nation, and your future. These declarations are designed to lift your faith, silence fear, and position you for breakthrough.

I encourage every believer not only to use these declarations but also to share them with others, within your prayer groups, church fellowships, and online communities. Together, we can build a network of believers who speak life, power, and victory across the world.

This page is also an invitation to partner with the ministry. Your support, whether through prayer, sharing, or financial contribution, helps us continue creating and distributing these faith-building resources to reach more people globally. Every seed you sow helps spread God’s Word, strengthen believers, and raise a generation that knows how to pray and declare with authority.

Join us as we speak life, proclaim victory, and lift Christ higher through the power of prayer declarations.

CLICK THE LINKS BELOW TO VIEW  THE PRAYER DECLARATIONS

🔗Prayer Declarations Over My Job and Finances





















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