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A handwritten list titled "300 THINGS I WANT FROM GOD" in a spiral notebook. The visible items range from 1 to 30, including desires like "The Love of God," "Obedience," and "A clean Soul."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 31 to 63, including desires like "Stamina," "To be happy," and "For my family to produce fruit."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 64 to 96, including desires like "To be pure," "For my husband to honor his body," and "To be financially free."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 97 to 129, including desires like "To never disrespect my husband," "To have a praying husband," and "For my kids to break generational curses."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 130 to 162, including desires like "For my kids to be like Christ," "For God to speak clearly to my kids," and "For God to continue working on my heart."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 163 to 195, including desires like "To be on God's call list everyday," "To be holy," and "To have a home of God."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 196 to 228, including desires like "To never be blind to what God is telling me," "For a clear mind," and "To have my own roof over my head."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 229 to 260, including desires like "To know I am the head and not the tail," "For my business to prosper," and "To cover my brothers mental health."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 261 to 294, including desires like "For God to multiply me," "To never have to live paycheck to paycheck," and "To be faithful to my family."
A handwritten list in a spiral notebook, continuing the "300 Things I Want From God." The visible items range from 295 to 300, including desires like "To help me spread his word," "To be mindful," and "To be accountable."
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300 Things I Want From God

2025/1/14 Edited to

... Read moreCreating a list of '300 Things I Want From God' might sound daunting, but it's been one of the most transformative spiritual exercises I've ever undertaken. It's more than just a wishlist; it's a deep dive into my heart's desires, a commitment to intentional prayer, and a way to consciously align my life with God's will. When I first started, I wondered if I could even come up with 300 distinct thoughts, but as I began, the ideas flowed surprisingly easily, revealing layers of desire I hadn't even consciously recognized. So, why 300? The number itself signifies a profound dedication. It forces you to go beyond the surface-level requests and really dig deep. For me, it became a journey of discovering what truly matters, from seeking 'the Love of God' and a 'clean soul' to praying for 'stamina' and 'a clear mind' in my daily life. It's about recognizing that God cares about every aspect of our existence, not just the 'big' things. If you're inspired to start your own 'things I want from God' list, here’s how I approached it, blending spiritual aspirations with practical needs: 1. Spiritual Growth & Character: This forms the bedrock of my list. I prayed for things like 'obedience,' 'to be pure,' 'to be holy,' and 'to be on God's call list everyday.' I also included desires like 'to never be blind to what God is telling me' and 'to help me spread his word.' These are the desires that shape who I am and how I walk with God. 2. Personal Well-being & Inner Peace: It’s vital to care for yourself. My list includes hopes for 'to be happy,' and for 'God to continue working on my heart.' I also asked 'to be mindful' and 'to be accountable,' knowing these contribute to a healthier inner life. 3. Family & Relationships: Our connections with others are precious. I included specific prayers for my loved ones, such as 'for my family to produce fruit,' 'for my husband to honor his body,' and 'to have a praying husband.' I also prayed 'for my kids to break generational curses' and 'for my kids to be like Christ,' showing how deeply I desire their spiritual well-being. And, of course, 'to be faithful to my family.' 4. Financial & Material Blessings: It's okay to ask God for provision! I included prayers like 'to be financially free,' 'to have a home of God,' 'to have my own roof over my head,' and 'to never have to live paycheck to paycheck.' I also asked for 'my business to prosper,' recognizing that these are practical needs that enable me to serve and live my life fully. 5. Impact & Legacy: Beyond my immediate circle, I thought about how I could be a blessing to others. Desires like 'for God to multiply me' and 'to cover my brothers mental health' reflect a longing to make a broader positive impact. To start your own list, grab a notebook—just like my spiral one where I handwrote my desires—and simply begin brainstorming. Don't censor yourself. Write down every desire, every hope, every prayer that comes to mind, no matter how big or small. You might find it helpful to categorize them as you go, or just let them flow and organize them later. The key is to be honest with God and with yourself. This isn't just about getting things; it's about deepening your faith, clarifying your purpose, and truly believing in God's boundless ability to meet your needs and desires. It’s a powerful journey of faith that I highly recommend.