Overwhelmed By The World? Pray Like Daniel
3 Steps to Pray with Purpose
October 28, 2025
Susan Narjala
BSF Guest Contributor
When my church participated in a global prayer week, a few friends signed up for the “prayer room” at my home. That evening, we were scheduled to pray for the different states in our country. Yet, after navigating treacherous traffic on potholed roads for an hour to get to my house, one of my friends quipped, “Forget other states and countries. We need to pray for the roads right here.”
I live in the developing world. Without a doubt, it’s easy to criticize the poor infrastructure, rampant corruption, incessant traffic jams, and blatant injustice that are part of our everyday lives. Even if it looks different where you live, there is no escaping the brokenness of our world.
But if we were to take a page from Daniel’s prayer recorded in Chapter 9, instead of complaining, our first response would be to cry out to God.
When Daniel understood the prophecy about Jerusalem’s desolation from his reading of Scripture, his first response wasn’t resignation. Instead, he got on his knees.
He prayed with humility, while holding tightly to the character of God.
He prayed in repentance, believing that restoration would bring glory to God.
He prayed with his heart, rooting his cries in Scripture.
As we intercede for our cities, our countries, and our fractured world, how do we pray as Daniel did?
Pray in Humility
True prayer prompted by the Spirit of God is inherently humbling. When we pray, we are essentially saying, “Lord, on my own, I cannot. But I know that you are able.” A posture of prayer is a posture of dependence. As we read Daniel’s prayer, his very first words capture the vastness and power of God: “Lord, the great and awesome God, who keeps his covenant of love with those who love him and keep his commandments…” (Daniel 9:4).
There is no formula to prayer, but there is wisdom in beginning with adoration of the almighty God who was and is and is to come. Reverent praise sets our hearts in the right direction. It moves our gaze upward instead of merely inward or outward. As we ponder and proclaim the nature of God, we begin to grasp our own fallenness.
Reverent praise sets our hearts in the right direction.
Despite his own upright walk with God, Daniel did not separate himself from the sins of his people. Throughout his confession, his language is marked by the pronoun “we,” not “they.” In sackcloth and ashes before God, he cried: We have sinned, we have not listened, we have rebelled.
Daniel’s prayer challenges us to stop pointing fingers and, instead, become people who hunger and thirst for righteousness. Instead of blaming others, we can emulate Daniel’s humility before God as we recognize our own frailties and fallenness.
Pray God’s Character
Prayer is a powerful way of reminding ourselves of who God is. As we sit in God’s presence and meditate on His attributes, we lift our hearts above our fears.
Beautifully woven through Daniel’s confession is the character of God. Daniel proclaimed that the Lord is righteous. He reminded himself that the Lord God is merciful and forgiving. He rehearsed the truth that God is the one who brought the Israelites out of Egypt.
When we speak back to God what He has revealed about Himself in the Word, our spirits are strengthened. Isn’t it true that when we are consumed by worship, our supplications often become an afterthought?
Yet God in His love invites us to cast our burdens on Him.
Pray Your Petitions
Daniel prioritized prayer. But prayer wasn’t just a spiritual discipline that he checked off his to-do list. It was a lifeline. He cried out with rawness of emotion:
“Lord, listen! Lord, forgive! Lord, hear and act!” (Daniel 9:19)
True prayer is never passive. It is a desperate plea, a passionate outpouring, a lament, an emptying, an ache laid bare before God.
Daniel didn’t pray a timid prayer for his people. He prayed with passion, believing that the Lord hears and acts.
True prayer...is a desperate plea, a passionate outpouring, a lament, an emptying, an ache laid bare before God.
As our world plunges into the depths of divisiveness and depravity, may we come before God as Daniel did. May we humble ourselves, confess our sins, ground ourselves in Scripture, cling to the character of Christ, and passionately plead for the healing of our land.
Ultimately, Daniel prayed for God to be glorified through the restoration of His people: “For your sake, my God, do not delay, because your city and your people bear your Name” (Daniel 9:19).
This is not just about the Israelites. It is about God’s covenant love for His people. It is about God’s name.
So, we too weep as we pray: “For your sake, my God, do not delay.”
We invite His reign once again.
We cry out, “Maranatha. Come, Lord Jesus.”
About the Author
Susan Narjala is a writer and speaker based in Bangalore, India. She has contributed to several Christian publications including Desiring God, The Gospel Coalition, Risen Motherhood, and InCourage. She regularly posts on susannarjala.com. She has also written over a dozen Bible plans for the YouVersion app. Susan attended BSF in Chennai, India, and Portland, Oregon. She is married to Ranjit, a software engineer. They are currently busy raising their two teenagers and are active at their local church.
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Thank you,for the sweet reminder of Daniel’s prayer in chapter 9 he cried out with rawness of emotion.
I loved reading overwhelmed By The World Pray like Daniel. This is teacher me to be like Daniel in prayer be consistent at it with love of God in heart. I love my BSF family I’m from IL
Thank you Lord Jesus, for your faithfulness…Thank you for this wonderful message…
I began my journey with BSF in the Fall 2024 with the study of REVELATION. What an incredible experience and opportunity it has been to be able to share in God’s Word verse by verse, week after week. Receiving the News letter provides just another avenue to grow in your faith. Thank you
“It’s about God name” It’s about God’s Covenant Love for His people”
Thank you Susan! If I’m training to think about God’s name when I pray , surely I will not be focused to my person to more glorify my Lord. I still learn to repeat God’s purpose to His people. May our faith be fortified.
Thanks again!
You made words fit what I have experienced. When we worship Father God, the cares and hurts disappear. When we reach up for Him, we are in His arms immediately. We couldn’t reach up unless we were down in humility. Praying “we” says I have family and He has no favorites.The passion is the certainty that He is here making everything alright.
I had always wanted to join BSF and I thank God that I finally did. Am growing deeper in understanding the biblical perspective of life and the true connection between the physical and spiritual sense
Great entry, loved reading this blog and all blogs as usual it speaks to my heart and helps me take action. Perfect reminder on the importance of our prayers and mind sets.
Blessings,
M
Thank you for reminding us how Daniel prayed with passion. It’s a way that we should approach when we present ourselves before God and avoid being timid when we give our petition to God with Humility too.
Am happy I joined bsf at the time I was in my lowest, am learning, am encouraged, am strengthened, and I believe I will totally change from the idea of being forgotten, I really appreciate my friend Nelly who has been along member of bsf, she made sure I got a group to join.
Thank you! Beautifully written article. Great reminders about prayer.
Thank you Susan for this article, it clearly has reminded me of hope and courage during this time of this study and what is going on in today’s world. To be vigilant in prayer with a humble posture like Daniel, before our loving Father God.
Thank you for writing about Daniel and how he prayed for his people with passion. When we pray for our loved ones with passion. May the Lord bless you as you continue to serve Him.
Thank you for this Susan, comforting reminder!
I’ve been going to BFS for 3 studies now: John, Revelation, and now Exile&Return. Im very grateful for the leaders of our groups and the ones who do the lectures. I have learned so much and look foward to all BFS has to offer in the future lessons. Thank you🙏
Thank you, Susan and BSF, for your God-given insight and love for others in Christ by sharing your gifts.
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Beautiful write up!!!!!
Such a timely message. So thankful for Daniel’s example and thankful to Susan, for your insights.
Thank you, Susan. This was beautiful and will guide my prayers in the future. May God bless and keep you safe.
This BSF study has been wonderful! I want a faith like Daniel and a prayer life like Daniel!
I have been encouraged to pray more fervently with faith because of Daniel’s example.
Thank you for sharing this devotional.
The prayer by Daniel has touched me most times when praying for sins of my fellow brothers and sisters I distant myself but for Daniel he sees himself as a co-sinner. I am equally challenged by his indebt study of the Bible to know who God is and claim His power to answer such prayers he offered.
Thank you Susan for this encouraging message and a point to pray without reservations, like Daniel starting with own confessions about sin, indeed we are in this world that is full of sin, wickedness and rebellion. But our God is full of mercy and slow to anger, , iam encouraged to pray through the scripture. God bless you,
I thank You to all that participate in my spiritual maturity
The best gift I have received from my Father was allow me to participate in the bible studies BSF offered.
It was so difficult to participate! BSF was full of rules and very special who will let them participate or not!
But I had a dear friend that participated it and she share with me every week what she learned.
A year later BSF open in another church close to my house and finally I can participate every week in the study! 10 Years ago! Thank You bsf!
Maria, I’m glad that you pursued your studies with BSF. The rules help us all stay coordinated with the plans that BSF has put in place for us. You will get use to them if they still bother you. After many years since BSF first began, some of the “rules” have become more lax, which certainly matches society today. The studies teach us what the Word says and we will learn so much by conforming to the study plan.
Thank you for writing. I am desperate for God, who I have worshipped all my life, to heal, strengthen renew me in Him. Daniel’s life awes me
His character remains steadfast. I am not steady or good and I lose hope.
Very inspiring.
I need growth in my prayer life.
Thank you!
I have had several accidents with head and face and I I know that God has put me in his hands everyone and helped me!! I praise the Lord will be done! 🙏
This was so needed today. Thank you. In my email box for a few days and I just decided to open and read and then go onto pray as Daniel did. So much to learn and apply in this study of Daniel!
What strikes me about the structure of Daniel’s prayers are its macroscopic and microscopic dimensions and how Daniel toggles his focus back and forth. My takeaway is to pray like this: Thank you, Lord, for the power and goodness of your Creation and for the power and goodness of how you will end it all for us believers in your New Heaven and New Earth. And somewhere in between, thank you for this grilled cheese sandwich.
I like that! From Worldwide need for God right down to my next need…lunch! Rejoice in being a follower of Christ! He hears all of our prayers! Thank You, Lord☝️❤️
Thank you for sharing such a profound reflection. May I embrace this posture of prayer, seeking restoration not only for my communities but also for His glory. Together, let’s continue to cry out for His presence and healing in our lives and in our world. Maranatha!
good job well put
Good, concise, knowledgeable m
These are very humbling lessons from Daniel’s prayer life. I am so challenged to submit to God everything, however mundane they appear. Our Almighty God is All-knowing and He alone has the answer. How I pray to emulate Daniel’s prayer life.
Beautiful, encouraging words to develop our prayers as we talk to our Heavenly Father and Lord Jesus. Thank you for sharing. Adoration of God, Confession and Repentance, Worship of God who is holy, righteous, true, merciful, loving, and finally Petition according to His will. And asking in Jesus name.
I really enjoyed this blog. It is very nice to have this connective message which fosters more growth.
Exile and Return is one of my favorite studies and this is my 8th year w/ BSF.
Thank you for the construct of Daniel’s prayer. It’s a wonderful guide for all to follow.
That was beautifully said, sister. I have just been going through some difficulties and this was like a love letter from the Lord to me. Thanks you so much!
Thanks, Susan! I’ve missed your blogs..
The study has been so personal thus far – what a great example we see in Daniel.
I love that BSF is so international, and can so relate to your example of Bangalore roads in my home country.
Your sharing was very helpful to me. Thank you.
In this essay, Susan Narjala is able to evoke the depth of feelings that Daniel must have felt as he prayed. It inspires me to be more expressive in my emotions to God in my prayers.
Thank you for this insight.I am inspired to pray a true prayer not a timid one.
I thoroughly enjoyed susans comment on Daniels prayer. Thank you
Agree with your comment. So perfect for where we are in our world today.
BSF has given me hope, especially the book of Daniel, I don’t see the challenge, I look up to God
This article was awesome. We need to pray for everyone and everywhere.
very encouraging, thank you for writing it Susan and for blogging it for us BSF staff.
“Since we have such a hope, we are very bold, not like Moses, who would put a veil over his face so that the Israelites might not gaze at the outcome of what was being brought to an end. But their minds were hardened. For to this day, when they read the old covenant, that same veil remains unlifted, because only through Christ is it taken away. Yes, to this day whenever Moses is read a veil lies over their hearts. But when one turns to the Lord, the veil is removed. Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. And we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. For this comes from the Lord who is the Spirit.”2Cor.3.12-18
Reading this blog has really encouraged my heart ❤️. What a beautiful reminder that genuine prayer is not passive! It’s about pouring out my heart , my pain, my questions and doubts. Emptying all of it and laying it bare before a God who loves and cares for me!
Thank you so much for this blog!
This week’s scripture with Daniel reminded me that I am part of the body of Christ and that, along with my personal prayers, I need to pray as a part of the body of Christ for Christ’s Church as a whole.
Thank you for this blog.
Daniel has been such an example to me. My prayer life has deepened! My posture has changed to my Lord not only in prayer but in all areas!
Thank you so much! This has helped me so much, as I sometimes struggle with how to pray with so much going on in our country and world. I strive to strengthen my relationship with God every day. After reading Daniel’s prayer and your blog, I now have a different focus. Thank you for your blog.
Very inspiring indeed. Been a believer for a very long time now and prayer has never been revealed to me and impacted me as it has this time around.
Thank you Jesus for giving us the Holy Spirit, who reveals these things to us.
Thank you for sharing Susan.
blessings.
The Spirit is calling His people back to the place of prayer. Like Daniel, we will weep, repent, and stand in the gap until His glory fills our land.
Thank you, Susan, for this powerful and timely message.
True what you have written Susan, i resonate with Daniel, when faces with situations beyond my control, i go on my knees and God most often answers my prayers.
Thanks very much appreciated for sharing the BSF blog. I found it very encouraging and worth reading.
What an absolute beautiful reminder of how we should pray! Reading and digesting the important points you’ve made have encouraged and reminded me to always remember to pray differently; unselfishly and all for the glory of our sweet Lord.
This has blessed me and given me deeper insights into Daniel’s prayer. I am so encouraged!
A very present reminder for hope in voicing our need to our Father ‘s listening ear !
Humbly expressing our desires questions fears and enquiries before our Father to seek his advise encouragement comfort healing Wisdom to overcome the daily struggle and obstacles in life we face . I am blessed with Daniel ‘s
demonstrated prayer life ! Praise and Thank The Lord Jesus Christ Amen🙏
Your passion for God and his word shines through your writing. This encourages and blesses my soul. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and insights with us.
Daniel prayed powerfully with his faith and confidence over God’s promise in sending his fellow Israelites back to Jerusalem after the expiry of 70 years period, that Daniel might know that he might not have the chance to return. And he knelt down towards Jerusalem all according to God’s will.
Well, Daniel really act as a very good role model to be in line with God’s will though he should want to return Jerusalem any time with his fellow Israelites, according to his own will.
Therefore, why not pray in the same as Daniel and boldly pray according to God’s promises all according to His Word in The Holy Bible? All promises are indeed ‘yes and amen’ (2Corinthians 1:20).
Praise the Lord.
I am encouraged to pray and not to complain. Pray with humility and fast.
Amen!
Daniel’s prayer in Daniel 9 :4 echoes the ACTS template:
Adoration of God for His Character;
Confession of sins of the Israelites seeking God’s Mercy and Forgiveness for their transgressions;
Thanksgiving even in his dire circumstances; and finally the
Supplication of needs/ troubles
A beautiful example of how Christ himself taught to pray in the NT-
The Lord’s Prayer
I have been profoundly blessed by Susan’s post by the way it jolted me out of a stereotype complacency that christians have in the area of prayer! ‘Prayer is passionate plea!!’ has caught my attention and its my prayer as a third world BSFer not to simply point fingers but passionately pray over all the flaws we are subjected to. God bless you Susan for that highlighted view!!
I am new to BSF and I love that so many take time to gather and fellowship and learn more about our amazing God.
Thank you so much for the inspiring message.
This is so well written. I especially liked getting our hearts set in the right direction, upward instead of inward or outward.
I loved this blog.
This is my 6th study with BSF. I learned something new each time I study. I am so grateful for these in- depth studies that help me understand the Bible. The current study from Exile & Return on the book of Daniel has taught me so much about my prayer life. Susan thank you for the meaningful pinpoints in your blog. In the Doctrine of Prayer I am understanding my prayer life should be more posture, purpose, passion and persistent practice. This study has made me understand the true depth on lamenting. I love my group and love my leader. I pray BSF extends beyond my life time so others will have the joy it brings.
To God be the Glory!
This is my 6th study with BSF. I learned something new each time I study. I am so grateful for these in- depth studies that help me understand the Bible. The current study from Exile & Return on the book of Daniel has taught me so much about my prayer life. Susan thank your pinpoints in your blog. In the Doctrine of Prayer I am understanding my prayer life should be more posture, purpose, passion and persistent practice. This study has made me understand the true depth on lamenting. I love my group and love my leader. I pray BSF extends beyond my life time so others will have the joy it brings.
To God be the Glory!
Thank you for this blog. I loved this lesson on the prayer of Daniel. And I appreciate the insights in your blog. I have been a Christian since childhood, but sometimes I find prayer really hard. It is hard to focus and really concentrate. So many thoughts and things around me distract me. I have been being very deliberate to begin again to learn about prayer and that starts with adoration and praise for God. I find it is a great way to help everything else slip away and to focus on the God whose presence is so beautiful and awesome.
Thanks for explaining the art work. I would appreciate the keys to all the art work.
Thank you for the reminder that prayer is about God’s covenantal Love for His people – not just the Israelites but to all people.
Prayer draws me closer to God as I see His will being revealed and His glory prevails. No scholastic words or phrases, just simple words that speaks from my heart.
Praise is the language of heaven. It opens wide the doors to the kingdom and the doors of our hearts! While we are praising Him, God is busy answering our prayers before we even ask! Daniel knew this and he set that wonderful example of praising our God throughout his prayer. He acted as though he was in God’s presence and watched for Him to act!
I’m grateful that Daniel recorded this prayer for us. What a beautiful relationship he had with our God!
Thank you Susan for your inspiring words that portray Daniel’s heart!
That is what I want to do. Pray for people that they will come to know Jesus. He died for our sins. He shed His blood for us all. It doesn’t matter what we do in our lives He forgives us. He is our redeemed. I pray for our nation our countries our neighbors our families our friends our co-workers our pastor’s our children our missionaries people that I don’t even know because we all need Jesus. I poster myself before Jesus in humble adoration. Amen
Dear Suan
Thank God for having you to share an insight of Daniel’s prayer and served as a great reminder.
Personally I am facing the same situation as Daniel’s right now, your sharing has been so encouraging. Thank You! I trusted God will deliver me out from the current challenges through prayer.
May God blessed you and your family in serving Him.
what a wonderful reminder of how we can pray to our wonderful God
When Daniel prayed “we have sinned, we have not listened we have rebelled,” that grabbed my attention. He wasn’t blaming anyone, he wasn’t pointing fingers, he included himself with “we,” what a magnificent prayer! The humility of this man from young to old, caused reflection of a prayer that will stand through the ages; a prayer we can reflect on when we sense our prayer is not going past the ceiling; Daniel cried out, his heart was filled with his Almighty God…oh, Lord, help us to honor you in such a way…help us to use this secret weapon; Daniel was far ahead of this knowledge, teaching us how to approach the Lord and how to communicate with Him. Thanks be to God for Daniel 9!
This blog was so timely for me personally. Our family is struggling in a way we can’t understand and praying intentionally has made us even more aware of the Living Lord. Daniel has changed my thinking. Thank you
I am so thankful for your post, I was feeling very depressed and all alone, your post helped me to realize that all I need to do is pray to God! and how to pray is the answer!
Thank you for helping God to break into our day today!
Loved this blog. Thank you for emphasizing how we can pray to God in humility and thanksgiving
Lord, please don’t take your hands from us, please forgive us.
Thank you for your blog. Would love to hear more.
What a beautiful gift we have been given… Prayer.
Thank you for this great post!
It is so wonderful to be able to talk with God. I find myself talking and praying all day long. No matter what I know he is listening. I always ask his will and perfect timing. Prayer for me comes from my heart as I talk and sometimes cry to my Father. I always Thank him ahead of time for what ever comes in ways I never thought possible. He is so wise beyond my thoughts. I smile when he shows me reasons why, yes, and not yet answers. I trust him with it all.
My favorite is when I hear him call me by my name that always gets my attention.
He is my savior that knows me calls me for his greater purpose.
Thank you for this post, we all need to be reminded not to be complacent about our relationship with God.
Thank God He has not forgotten me
How blessed we are for Daniel’s example of how to pray and how to live. Thank you for a beautiful post.
Appreciate your challenge and encouragement.
How true and lovely it is that when we willingly prostrate ourselves in worship, our supplications become so much less overwhelming and heavy, because He is ALL ready to lift our burdens.
Thanks for your insight – this is a gem of a take-away.
I’m encouraged to know that whenever I kneel down before the Lord in prayer, through praise and adoration, sincerely acknowledging how I fall short of God’s glory and asking for forgiveness, bringing before Him my petitions including interceding on behalf of my children and their spouses and my grand children, my siblings, relatives, friends, workmates, the church and the land, God listens to my deepest concerns and I can expect His gracious answers
What a wonderful blessing. We are so blessed that we can go to our God in prayer. God hears our prayers.
So true!
This is so helpful and inspiring- may I pray as Daniel did!! Thank you so much for this post! They are always so helpful!
Thank you so much for these points and reminders! Especially meaningful was the need for passion in prayer. Often thinking about how King David was “a man after God’s own heart” in spite of his great sins, my thinking is that what God loved was David’s passion, so emphasizing Daniel’s passion in prayer is very meaningful. Thank you!
I am grateful for people who share their insight into Daniel’s prayer. As said in the beginning of this message: “Lord, on my own, I cannot. But I know that you are able.” . I am not able to fully understand God’s Word, but with God’s help and the help of others I can hear the truth in God’s Word. I am thankful for BSF and it’s leadership. May BSF continue to help people understand scripture. Be Blessed
Thank you for your inspiring insight. That is very much how I feel.
BSF helps me to understand and inspires me to pray more and trust in God more thank you BSF.
Thank you for your brief, insightful comments focusing on relevant points that apply to all of us today.
Thank you so much. I needed your encouragement today. I had just completed Lesson 7. Daniel’s Prayer. You helped me to examine how I am approaching God when I pray.
God’s blessings.
Thank you so much! This has helped me so much as I personally want and need a better relationship with God! I often find myself not knowing how or what to say as I pray, but I do now thanks to your blog.
I am trying to pray like Danial did.
I have learned a lots from this study of Daniel how he pray
Thank you once again that we need to come in humility an humbleness before our GOD but also as Daniel Prayed with Passion AMEN AND AMEN PRAISE BE TO GOD OUR FATHER.
I love these blogs which are a wonderful addition to our lessons and so relevant. I am learning to humble myself before the Lord and praising him before petitioning Him for requests but it is a learning experience and I often fail. Thank you for reminding me.
Thank you, Susan, for this bringing together of salient points of the scripture into actionable application. You are gifted as a writer indeed!
Thank you so much, Susan. I praise God for your clear and concise summary of Daniel’s prayer. I really enjoyed reading your blog and look forward to reading more of your writings. I plan to share these “3 Steps to Pray with Purpose” with my prayer group. Thanks again!
What a beautiful analysis of Daniel’s prayer. After reading this blog, I went back to read Daniel’s prayer again. I have gotten a better insight about the prayer.
Thank you very much for your blog
Thank you, You have put it so well,
Blessings
Great write up. Breaking down the prayer has affirmed me on how to pray in that order. Thank you.
Thank you for these three great reminders when I go to God in prayer.
Hi, since I joined BSF 4 years ago I hv learned alot. I never used to read the Bible much like I do today
BSF is such a blessing to me. My relationship with God has gone a notch higher. God bless you.
This study makes one realize that GOD is going to work out His plan regardless of the actions of humans. It is also very clear that the actions of the nations of today’s world will lead up to the end times in rapid fashion.
I thank GOD who directed me to BSF it’s helping me to grow spiritual y. The prayer of Daniel has challenged me a lot, not pointing fingers on others but owning the sins of others and repenting on their behalf “We’ not ‘THEM’ also the verse which indicated that ‘His prayer was answered as he started praying has encouraged me to remind faithful till the end, even in the middle of afflictions . GOD bless you for helping me to understand the impact of prayer.