Victory Church

August 2–22
21 days of seeking God together. Come expectant. The best is yet to come.
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A few minutes on what these twenty-one days are, and why we’re doing this together.

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For 21 days this August, our whole church is setting aside time to pray together. Prayer isn’t a got-to, it’s a get-to. Not a technique that unlocks something, but a Father who invites us to come close, and who moves when His people ask.
You don’t have to be good at this. You just have to show up. Whether you pray for two minutes or two hours, whether you make it every day or you miss a few, start where you are, and let God meet you there.
Pastor Curt Seaburg leads a short video devotion every day on the Victory Church App. Watch it, then pray. Ten minutes a day for twenty-one days changes things.
Saturday mornings at the CV Location. There is something different about praying out loud, together.
Bring someone with you. Pray out loud with your family, your group, your friends. It changes what prayer feels like.
Write down what you’re believing for. Come back to it on day twenty-one.
Times & Locations
Come to as many as you can. Miss one, come to the next. The door is open the whole way through.
7:30–8:30A
Aug 8, 15 & 22
CV Location
1827 Freedom Road, Suite 103
Lancaster, PA 17601
Every morning
Pastor Curt Seaburg leads a short video devotion for each of the twenty-one days, free on the Victory Church App. Watch at your kitchen table, in the car, on a walk.
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We’ll be praying together in every service across all seven locations, and teaching through what it means to seek God.
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One of the greatest gifts we can give our kids isn’t just bringing them to church. It’s letting them see us pray. The Kids Prayer Guide is simple, fun, and made to help your family pray together through the rest of the 21 days. And if you haven’t started yet, that’s okay. Prayer isn’t about catching up. Jump in today.
Simple ways to invite your kids into what God is doing:
Ways to Pray
The Prayer Guide from Pastors Curt and Pam Seaburg walks through eight biblical models of prayer. Pick one for today. Stay on it as long as you want. There is no formula, and there is no wrong order.
Resources

Twenty-one short devotions from Pastor Curt Seaburg, one for every day, on the Victory Church App.
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A page for every day: a scripture, a focus, and a prompt. Print it or keep it on your phone.
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Prayer for the whole family: simple, fun, and made for kids. Pick one up at your location or grab the PDF.
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7:30 to 8:30A every Saturday at the CV Location. Come pray with us in person.
Get DirectionsDon’t overthink it. Download the app, open the guide, and show up Saturday morning. Take your next step, and pray with us.
01 · Luke 11:1
The Lord’s Prayer is often recited in churches, but there is so much more to it. Jesus gave this model as an outline to teach us how to pray in a way that connects us to God and empowers us to accomplish great things through Him.
“Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And do not lead us into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one. For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen.”Matthew 6:9–13 NKJV
01
“Our Father in heaven.”
God isn’t interested in us practicing religion. He desires a relationship. He has adopted us as His children and loves for us to call Him Father.
“Father, I come to You in prayer today thankful that I am Your child. I know I am a sinner, but You have forgiven me and adopted me as Your own, and I am so grateful to call you my Father. Thank you for loving me. I love you.”
02
“Hallowed be Your name.”
Speak God’s names out loud. When we proclaim who He is, we worship Him and remind ourselves how great He is.
“God, I am in awe of You. Your name is a strong tower, a place of protection and safety for me. I praise You as my healer, my shepherd, and my banner of victory. You are my peace, my provider, my righteousness, and my sanctifier. Your name is great, and I worship You.”
03
“Your kingdom come. Your will be done.”
Part of being a child of God is caring about what He cares about: saving the lost, wisdom for those in authority, and accomplishing His purpose in our lives.
“God, I recognize there is no better plan on earth than Yours, and I pray for Your will to be done in my life and in our world. This world is lost and needs You desperately, and I pray for every person to know You as their personal Lord and Savior. I pray for the leaders in my life, that You would give them supernatural wisdom and discernment. And I give my life to You again today. Have Your way in my life.”
04
“Give us this day our daily bread.”
Ask God for what you need today. Write down the concerns weighing on your mind. Problems can be either ours or God’s. They can’t be both.
“Father, I acknowledge that everything I need today will come from You. You made the heavens and the earth. You are more than capable of handling any situation I’m dealing with, so I give it to You completely. I look to you to help me, sustain me, and give me Your peace. Thank You in advance for taking care of my needs.”
05
“Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.”
Ask God to show you where you need forgiveness. Then it is your turn to forgive those who have offended you.
“God, thank You so much for offering me the gift of forgiveness. Show me any areas in my life that I need to bring before You. Please forgive me for my sin. As You have so freely forgiven me, I also want to freely forgive others. I release to You those who have hurt me, and I trust You to handle those situations according to Your perfect will.”
06
“Deliver us from the evil one.”
We have an enemy who is trying to steal, kill, and destroy. As we pray, we fight from a place of victory through Jesus. Every lie the enemy has told can be replaced with God’s truth.
“God, I recognize my struggles today aren’t with people or circumstances but with the enemy. Help me see and take captive his lies, making my thoughts obedient to Your Word. Though the enemy wants to destroy me, You came to give me life to the fullest. I speak Jesus over my life and declare no weapon formed against me will prosper. I won’t fear the enemy because the One in me is greater than the one in the world.”
07
“For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory.”
Yours is the kingdom, all authority belongs to You. Yours is the power, all mightiness flows from You. Yours is the glory, Your victory will be complete.
“Father God, nothing is too hard for You. Through Your great power, all things are possible. All authority is Yours, all might is Yours, and I know that Your victory will be complete. You are amazing, and I worship You. You are my God, and You are worthy of all praise.”
02 · Psalm 100:4
In the Old Testament, the tabernacle was the dwelling place of God, where He would meet His people. As they entered, they passed through seven stations to experience His presence. We no longer need the physical tabernacle, but these same steps can help us connect with Him.
01
Thanksgiving and Praise
Enter His gates with thanksgiving and His courts with praise. Think about the blessings in your life you’re thankful for.
“Father God, You are good, and You deserve all my praise and more. Thank You for the many ways You have blessed me and for watching over me. I want to experience Your presence and Your love in a fresh way today, Jesus. I thank You that Your mercies are new every day.”
02
The Cross of Jesus
The cross gives us five benefits: salvation, healing, redemption, transformation, and blessing. Thank Jesus for His sacrifice and claim the power of the cross in your life.
“Thank You, God, for making a way for me through Your Son. Jesus, thank You for the sacrifice You made for me on the cross. You saved me, and You set me free. I praise You for being my healer. Thank You for being my redeemer. Thank You for transforming my life with Your love, for making me new.”
03
Cleansing and Preparing
A bowl of water where people were reminded of their need to be cleansed. Confess your sins and surrender every part of yourself to Him.
“God, I confess my sins to You and turn away from them. Thank You for freely forgiving me. I give You my tongue, to speak good and not evil. I give You my eyes, to focus on You and the needs of others. I give You my ears, to be sensitive to Your voice. I give You my hands, to do good for others. I give You my feet, to walk in Your ways. I give You my mind, to be transformed and used by You.”
04
The Holy Spirit
The fire represents the Holy Spirit. We cannot do what God has called us to do without His supernatural power.
“Holy Spirit, I ask You to fill me up. I need Your presence in my life, guiding, directing, comforting, and counseling me. You are the Spirit of wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, and knowledge. Work in me, Holy Spirit. Teach and transform me.”
05
The Word of God
Twelve loaves representing our daily need for God’s Word. Read it, claim His promises, and ask for fresh revelation.
“Thank You, God, for giving me Your Word. I commit to reading it, and I ask You to reveal Yourself to me through it. I want to know You more. I claim the promises You have for me, and I meditate on the truth of Your Word. Give me fresh revelation from Your Word today and every day.”
06
Worship
Praise His names and worship Him for who He is: your righteousness, sanctifier, healer, provider, banner of victory, peace, and shepherd.
“Thank You, God, for Your presence. I know that You are here with me. I worship You and You alone. I know that You are always with me, God, and Your presence is life to me. You give me breath, joy, and purpose. I love you, God.”
07
Intercession
The Holy of Holies, where the priest prayed on behalf of the people. Pray for those in authority, your family, your church, your community, and your relationships.
“Thank You, God, for creating a way through Jesus for me to have Your presence wherever I go. Watch over those in authority over me. I ask You to be present with my family. Bless them and keep them from harm. Watch over my church. Give my pastor wisdom and vision. I ask You to watch over my city, my nation, and our world. I lay my cares at Your feet.”
03 · 1 Chronicles 4:10
A short prayer God answered, and a helpful model we can pray every day.
Jabez cried out to the God of Israel, “Oh, that You would bless me and enlarge my territory! Let Your hand be with me, and keep me from harm so that I will be free from pain.” And God granted his request.1 Chronicles 4:10 NIV
01
“Oh, that You would bless me.”
We need more provision, more spiritual gifting, more wisdom, so that we can bless others with what God has given us. God wants to bless us, but He is often waiting for us to ask with the right heart.
“Father God, I pray that You would bless me with more than I need so that I can bless others. I pray for more provision, that You would equip me to give generously. Give me greater spiritual gifting so that I can strengthen the church. I pray for an abundance of wisdom and discernment. Help me never become self-serving but stay focused on using what You’ve given me to serve other people.”
02
“Enlarge my territory.”
We want to walk through doors that only He can open. He responds when we specifically ask Him for more influence for His name.
“God, make me effective in my sphere of influence, and open new doors for me to be able to influence and reach even more people. Help me to be a good steward of the responsibility You’ve entrusted to me. I pray for greater territory to impact for Your glory.”
03
“Let Your hand be with me.”
In humility, acknowledge your need for God’s presence. We operate not out of our own strength but through the hand of Almighty God.
“Lord, I know that without You, I am nothing. I cannot do what You’ve called me to do on my own. I am desperate for Your presence in my life. I depend on You completely. I recognize that the same Spirit who raised Christ Jesus from the dead lives in me. I would never want to face today without You.”
04
“Keep me from harm.”
If we are influencing the world for Jesus, the enemy will try to stop us. Jesus has already won the victory, so we don’t need to fear.
“God, as I walk out the purpose You have for my life, I pray that You will stop any and every attack of the enemy against me. Please protect my body, my mind, and my emotions. I pray, too, that You will protect my family and community from harm. I know that the One who is in me is greater than the one who is in the world, so I have nothing to fear.”
04 · 2 Corinthians 10:4–5
Prayer is not only communion with God, it is also confrontation with the enemy. When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness, He answered every attack with a reference from the Bible. He didn’t confront the devil as God. He confronted him as a man with the Word of God. We should do the same.
01
Ephesians 6:11–18
Knowing that we are in a spiritual battle, God provides spiritual armor and equips us to take a stand. Claim the protection He has given you by praying through each piece.
“Thank You, Lord, for my salvation. I declare that nothing can separate me from the love of Christ. I wear Your righteousness today against all condemnation. Lord, I put on the belt of truth. I choose a lifestyle of honesty and integrity. Expose the lies I have believed, and show me Your truth today. I believe that You are powerful against every lie and attack of the enemy. Nothing is coming today that can overcome me because You are with me. Holy Spirit, bring the truths of Your Word to mind today.”
02
2 Corinthians 10:4–5
The weapons we fight with are not the weapons of the world. They have divine power to demolish strongholds. Take a bold stand, praying specifically and confidently.
“Father, Your Word says that no weapon formed against me will prosper, and I declare it in Jesus’ name. I take captive every thought and make it obedient to Christ. I command anything that comes against the truth of God and His Word to bow to the name of Jesus. Through Your power and Your Spirit, I stand.”
05 · Matthew 6:14–15
Forgiveness can feel challenging, but God makes it clear that He freely forgives us and expects us to do the same for others.
“For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.”Matthew 6:14–15 NIV
How
Share the areas in your life where you need to forgive others. Even if you can’t settle a situation with a person, you can settle it with the Lord, letting them off the hook by forgiving them. As you forgive those who have hurt you, thank God for forgiving you when you didn’t deserve it.
“Lord, I have a confession to make. I haven’t loved others well. I have resented certain people and have not forgiven them in my heart. God, I know that You have forgiven me for so much, and I need Your help to follow You and forgive others. In faith, I now forgive [name them]. I also forgive and accept myself because You have made me new in the name of Jesus.”
06 · 1 Peter 2:24
Our God is a God of miracles. Just as we read about in the Bible, we still see Him perform miraculous healing today. He is our healer, and we can confidently approach Him asking for healing for ourselves or someone we know.
Praise the LORD, my soul, and forget not all His benefits, who forgives all your sins and heals all your diseases, who redeems your life from the pit and crowns you with love and compassion.Psalm 103:2–5 NIV
How
Proclaim His power and goodness, believing and trusting Him to take care of you or those you’re praying for.
“Father, in the name of Jesus, I come before You asking for healing. [Name yourself or someone you are praying for.] My hope is in You as our healer. I believe You are able to do this. Your name is Jehovah Rapha, the God who heals. Thank You, Jesus, for dying on the cross so that we can receive healing. You say that You forgive our sins and heal our diseases, and I praise You for this. I stand in faith believing for healing. Nothing is impossible for You, God. Give us peace and direction as You work in our lives.”
07 · Luke 15:4
God desires everyone to know Him. He says He would leave the ninety-nine to go after the one who doesn’t know Him. As followers of Christ, we are called to partner with Him, praying for those who don’t know Him to come to know Him.
01
John 6:44
God draws people to Him. It’s not something we can make happen through our own efforts. Write down their names as you pray.
“Father, I pray for the people around me [list specific names], that You would supernaturally draw their hearts to You. Send Your Holy Spirit to them, and give them the desire to give their lives to You. Help them to recognize their longing for more in life as a spiritual thirst only You can quench. Open their ears to hear Your voice.”
02
2 Corinthians 4:4
The truth can be right in front of some people and they still can’t see it, because something is blocking their view of God.
“Father, bind the evil spirits that are blinding the minds of the people around me. In the name of Jesus, I pray that they would be able to see clearly, to recognize who You are, and to give their hearts to You. Remove all hindrances the enemy would use to distract them from Your truth. Open their eyes, Lord, that they might see Jesus.”
03
Romans 8:15
Many people only see God through the lens of the institution of the Church. But God didn’t come to build an organization. He came to have a relationship with His children.
“Father, I pray that people will understand how much You love them. Loose the spirit of adoption for the people around me, so that they come into a meaningful relationship with You. Stir in their hearts a longing to come home, to hear Your voice, and to see You welcoming them with open arms. Let them know You are always running to meet them.”
04
Matthew 9:38
God’s plan to reach people works through those who already know and love Him. Be attuned to opportunities to plant spiritual seeds in the lives of the people you encounter each day.
“Father, I pray for the lost around me to meet believers who will influence them in a positive way. Lord, let my life shine in such a way that people want to know the God I serve. Allow others to see my genuine love and concern for them in all that I say and do. Let me be Your hands and feet to serve them and let them know just how much You love them.”
05
Ephesians 1:17
People need to see their own sin, see what Jesus did on the cross, and see the hope that comes from giving their life to God. That kind of revelation comes only from Him.
“Father, I pray for the people around me to experience the spirit of wisdom and revelation. I pray that they would truly understand their spiritual condition and see what Jesus did for them on the cross. Help them to have the information and experiences needed to come to You, so they can understand all You have for them.”
08 · Acts 17:26
God has put us on the earth at this specific time for a reason. He determined when and where we would live. Knowing this, we can look at those around us and take personal responsibility to pray.
I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people, for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness.1 Timothy 2:1–4 NIV
How
Pray for those in authority and those under your authority. Pray for those in your family and your circle of influence. Be specific. Work through each list:
“Father, You placed me here, now, on purpose. I lift up the people You have put in my life. Give the leaders over me wisdom and grace. Protect and bless my family. Watch over my church and my pastors. Use me where I work. And for those far from You, draw them home. I pray for them by name.”
21 days of seeking God together. Find prayer times, ways to pray, and everything you need to start.
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