EL SHADDAI—God Almighty

Prayers to Draw Strength from the All-Sufficient One

By: Cyril Opoku

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What if the place where you feel weakest is exactly where the Almighty God is ready to reveal Himself as more than enough?

EL SHADDAI—God Almighty is the fifth book in The Supreme God PrayerScripts Series, inviting you to encounter the all-sufficient, sustaining, and powerful God who never forsakes those who seek Him. Anchored in Genesis 17:1—“I am God Almighty. Walk before me, and be blameless.”—this book reveals a profound truth: God never asks for wholehearted devotion without also supplying the strength, provision, and grace required to live it out. El Shaddai is the God whose power does not merely command obedience but undergirds it with divine sufficiency.

Through Scripture-centered Devotional Insights and prophetic PrayerScripts, this book helps you shift from self-reliance to God-dependence. You will learn to trust El Shaddai in moments of uncertainty, exhaustion, financial pressure, emotional strain, and spiritual warfare. These prayers guide you into resting in God’s provision, drawing strength from His presence, and believing confidently that the Almighty is actively at work on your behalf.

Book 5 continues your journey through Part 1 (Books 1–8) of The Supreme God series, building upon the revelations of Elohim (Creator), Yahweh (Eternal I AM), Adonai (Lord and Master), and El Elyon (God Most High). You are invited to explore the remaining Names in Part 1—El Olam, El Roi, and El Gibbor—before moving into Part 2 (Books 9–16), where God’s glory, truth, knowledge, holiness, life, heavenly authority, and kingship are unveiled in greater depth.

If you long to pray with confidence, live from divine strength, and rest in the assurance that God is more than enough for everything you face, EL SHADDAI—God Almighty will renew your faith and anchor your soul in the sufficiency of the Almighty.

God cares for the wounds of humanity.

The prayers were deeply reverent and the vocabulary gives ideas to help with my own prayers.