180 Bible Prayer Prompts for Faith Through Chemo: A Guided Devotional with Prayer Prompts, Journaling Space, and Encouraging Scripture for Christians Facing Cancer

There is a moment you will never forget, and it may have come in an exam room with a folder on the table or in a phone call that stopped the whole house, and in that moment a word entered your life and rearranged everything. The word is cancer, and since it arrived the world splits into people who have heard it and people who have not. You may be holding this book before your first infusion or in the middle of treatment, and the verses people handed you may not have reached where the fear actually lives. This book was written for the believer whose prayer life is wobbling while the medicine drips.

A devotional that describes what a cancer patient should feel is a commentary standing between you and God, but a prayer prompt is a door you walk through. When the chemo fog has made your thoughts slow and your emotions raw, deciding what to pray is one more decision you should not have to make, and this book makes that decision for you, 180 times. Each prompt gives you a scripture, a reflection on where your heart is, a prayer you can pray as written or change until it fits, and a question to carry through the day. You do not have to feel moved, and you do not have to finish a prompt, because they are not a test.

Inside, you'll discover:
• 180 prayer prompts for the infusion chair, the waiting room, and the night
• Honest prayers for the fear, the anger, and the faith that cracks open
• 6 prompts a day across 30 days, plus a guided day for the road ahead
• Journaling space and reflection questions for chemo brain
• A companion that never demands positivity and never shames doubt

This book will not cure you, and it will not guarantee a clean scan. What it will do is sit beside you without flinching, give language for the fear and anger the polite church may have told you to hide, and remind you that prayer is not a performance. A cancer patient most needs permission to be honest with God, and this book is that permission, handed to you 180 times.