How I Track Prayer Requests in Obsidian

Learn how I use Obsidian to take prayer requests, and organize them to be diligent in prayer!
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Timecodes
0:00 Beginning
1:10 Capturing Prayer Requests with Templates
1:04 Tracking People in Obsidian
1:39 Where Prayer Requests are Organized
2:13 Section 1 - God's Will
2:27 Section 2 - Prayer for Me
2:48 Section 3 - Prayer for Others
2:56 Section 4 - Prayer for Institutions
3:15 Section 5 - Reviewing Old Requests
3:51 How I Take a Prayer Request
5:49 Following Up on a Prayer Request
7:02 Disclaimers on Using This Prayer List
“I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.”
Romans 12:1-2‬

[@NetworkChuck]

Love this process.
How do you track and “cross off” when you’ve prayed for a request that day?

[@ReviewingYourMind]

My process is to pray down the sections sequentially, to help keep first-things-first (inspired by 1 Timothy 5:8). If I know I've spent time in one of the sections, Obsidian lets you fold sections away by the headings, so I just fold it and keep praying down. You can see how this works starting at 1:39 in my video!
I tried prayers as task lists for a little bit (i.e. checkboxes), but it's too easy to just check off and forget, and to me it didn't reflect the realities of laboring for something in prayer with perseverance. Maybe checkboxes work for things like reading plans, but not for the messiness of real-world prayer requests!