Bethel is a prayer journal organized by subject, designed to gather your prayers, reflections, and lessons, and help you remember every step of the journey.
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I wanted to remember what I promised to pray for, and the details of my journey with God so I could give thanks more clearly.
People would ask me to pray for them. I truly wanted to, but sometimes forgot. It was all staying in my head.
I also needed a place for my own questions, decisions, difficult seasons, hopes, lessons, and things I was still waiting to understand.
A prayer subject can begin with a person, a question, a decision, a burden, or a season. Bethel keeps the prayers, Scriptures, reflections, lessons, thanksgiving, and answers together.
Career direction
9 entries · still discerning
“Lord, help me not choose from fear. Give me peace and wisdom.”Question · April 6
“I noticed I was chasing security more than obedience. That mattered.”Lesson noted · April 18
Bethel cannot pray in someone's place, replace Scripture, the local church, Christian fellowship, or the work of the Holy Spirit.
Grace over guilt. Faithfulness over performance.
I am building Bethel because I also need help remembering and returning to the things I carry before God.
Private prayer stays private unless someone chooses to share.
Not because you do not care. Some things simply need a place outside your mind.
People, decisions, seasons, and open questions can slip from view.
Prayer can move from one concern to another without staying with a subject.
The intention is real, but returning over time can be difficult.
You remember the season, but not always what you asked, learned, or received.
Keep prayer subjects together and return to them gently.
Keep people, decisions, seasons, hopes, and questions in one place.
Create moments to return to prayer without pressure.
Group prayers by people, situations, or themes.
Keep prayers, lessons, thanksgiving, and answers connected.
A place for requests, decisions, difficult seasons, Scriptures, lessons, and answers.
“Remember the whole way that the Lord your God has led you...”
Deuteronomy 8:2
“Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.”
Colossians 4:2
Prepare prayer times without making prayer feel like a task list.
Choose the subjects for this time.
Choose days or times that fit.
Receive a quiet reminder.
Begin with everything already gathered.
A few simple answers.
IT craftsman, passionate about technology, software & AI
I'm passionate about IT and creating useful solutions. But my deepest desire is to faithfully serve my Lord and Master, Jesus Christ.
In 2025, the Lord challenged me about a reality: the Church carries many talents and skills, but we often put them more at the service of the present age than directly at the service of the Kingdom. Bethel was born from that realization. It is my first personal project in this direction: a tool designed to help believers keep a clear, faithful, and persevering prayer life.
Please carry this project in your prayers. And if Bethel encourages you, you will be able to support the initiative by downloading the app, sharing it, or sending me ideas and needs you identify in the Church. May our talents serve the Kingdom more, for the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ.
With love in Christ,
Cedric KOFFETO
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