Story Structure

Your voice can create space for reflection, comfort, and spiritual focus. In this short video (60–90 seconds), you’ll offer a prayer, share a verse that encouraged you, or speak a blessing over learners. Keep it honest, simple, and spirit-filled. This is not a performance—it’s ministry.

Use this structure as a flexible guide:

1. “This verse / moment came during…”
Briefly describe when or why this prayer or scripture became meaningful.

Was it in a season of loss? Joy? Transition? Teaching? How did it reach you?

2. “What I saw or felt in that moment…”
Share what the scripture or prayer revealed to you or how it shaped your thinking.

What did God speak to your heart? What stood out in a new way?

3. “Let me pray / speak this over you…”
Now offer the prayer, scripture reading, or blessing—gently, clearly, with warmth and authority.

You may read the verse slowly, then pray a few lines of reflection or guidance.

4. “As you go forward…”
Close with one line of encouragement or invitation.

Give permission to rest, trust, act, forgive, or simply receive.

Short Example (Based on: “Scripture That Carried Me”)
This verse came during a time when I didn’t know what was next in my life. I was full of questions, and I wasn’t hearing clear answers.

But when I read Isaiah 30:21—“Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you, saying, ‘This is the way; walk in it’”—I felt a quiet peace settle in. I didn’t have the whole plan, but I had His voice.

So I want to read this verse over you today, and pray that it becomes your anchor too.

“Whether you turn to the right or to the left, your ears will hear a voice behind you…”

Lord, for whoever is listening, quiet every other voice. Let them hear Yours. Remind them You are still leading. You are still close.

As you go forward, may you walk with confidence—not because you see the whole road, but because you trust the One who does.