Prayer Fuel

Field Team Daily Prayer Request:

Let’s pray for Omar and the teams he leads in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, as they share the good news, asking that many would be drawn into holy surrender.

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Father, strengthen Omar and his teams as they go out in Your name. Fill them with courage, wisdom, and compassion as they speak of the hope found in Jesus. Let their words carry truth and grace. Go before them and prepare hearts. Draw men and women to surrender their fears and lives to You. Where there is resistance, soften hearts, and where there is confusion, bring clarity.

As Psalm 63 declares, awaken deep hunger for You. Let those who hear remember You in quiet moments and seek You through the night. Teach them to cling to You and find refuge under the shadow of Your wings. Protect Omar and his teams, guard their unity, and renew their strength when they grow weary. Let them know Your right hand upholds them in every conversation and step of obedience.

Raise up new believers who walk in daily surrender, aligned with Your purposes and ready to share Your salvation. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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110 City Focus for Today: Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

I live in Burkina Faso, the “Land of Incorruptible People.” My nation is full of resilience — farmers tilling the dry soil, families tending livestock, and children laughing under the wide West African sky. Yet life here is not easy. Most of us live off the land, and when the rains fail, hunger follows. Many have left their villages in search of work or safety, some crossing borders into neighboring countries.

But today, our greatest struggle is not the drought — it is fear. Islamist groups have spread across the north and east, bringing terror and control. In many places, the government’s reach is weak, and Islamic law is enforced by those who hold power through violence. Churches have been burned, pastors kidnapped, and believers forced to flee. Even so, the Church remains, meeting quietly, praying earnestly, and holding fast to the hope we have in Jesus.

When the military seized power in 2022, many hoped for peace, but instability still hangs heavy in the air. Yet I believe God is not finished with Burkina Faso. In the ashes of fear, He is raising faith. In the silence of the desert, His Spirit is whispering hope. I pray that our land — once known for integrity — will again be known for righteousness, as our people turn to the Prince of Peace who cannot be overthrown.

Now is the time to stand for Burkina Faso and pray for the church in the country to stand firm and cling fast to the imperishable, undefiled, and unfading inheritance waiting for the “Incorruptible ones” in heaven. Ouagadougou, pronounced wa-ga-du-gu, is the capital and largest town of Burkina Faso.

Prayer for Today:

• ray for peace and stability as the nation faces ongoing conflict and political upheaval. (Psalm 46:9)

People Groups Focus

• Bambara
• Eastern Maninkakan (Southern Maninka)
• Jula