Sydney Author Michael Feehan Says His Prayer Book Was “Lived, Prayed and Answered”
Michael Feehan, who goes by OG7P, says his book Seven Prayers grew out of daily prayer that began in 2019, and he wants it to become the number one prayer book in the world.

Sydney author Michael Feehan, who goes by "OG7P," is the writer of Seven Prayers, a prayer book published on 28 April 2023. Feehan says the book is the result of years of daily prayer that began in 2019, and that it is unlike any other prayer book.
He runs the venture SEVEN PRAYERS from Sydney, Australia, and says his goal is for the book to become the number one prayer book in the world.
The Story Behind the Book
Feehan says the book has its roots in events that took place in 2019. "In 2019 horrific trauma was done to me and my family," he says. "At which point I planned revenge."
He says what happened next changed his course. "God found me in the lowest hell and taught me to pray," Feehan says. "Seven Prayers is his prayer book."
From then on, Feehan says, he prayed day and night. "Seven Prayers is the result of me praying day and night since 2019," he says. "God heard my prayers and answered them. The book was published."
What Sets It Apart
Feehan describes Seven Prayers as "a lived, prayed and answered prayer book," prayed from 2019 until its publication in 2023. "There is nothing like this on earth," he says.
He calls the book "living and breathing" and "no ordinary prayer book." Of the story behind it, he says simply that it is "a true horror story."
The Venture and Its Message
SEVEN PRAYERS describes its purpose in four words: "We prompt prayer." The venture's guiding message, according to Feehan, is that prayer is for everyone. "Anyone can pray and everyone will pray," he says.
He also holds that prayer is the answer to every difficulty. "Prayer solves every problem known to man," Feehan says. "It is the most powerful weapon we have."
In His Own Words
Feehan's intake answers were brief, and he gave them in short statements. Together they outline the book, the venture and the man behind it.
On how the book began: "God the Father inspired me through events that took place in 2019 against me."
On the challenge he faced: "Praying out of the lowest hell."
On the book's purpose: "It is a lived, prayed and answered piece of work that is living and breathing."
On what he wants people to do: "PRAY."
The Author
Feehan lists his role as author, and he is based in Sydney, New South Wales. Seven Prayers was published on 28 April 2023. A short summary of the book's story that he shared ends with the words: "The book was published 28/4/23."
Feehan goes by "OG7P." The website, 7prayers.com.au, is where readers can find out more about the book and the venture, and Seven Prayers can be found on social media as Sevenprayers_au.
Sponsorships and Media
Alongside the book, Feehan lists several achievements. He has completed an article with Michael Franzese, and he has presented Franzese with a copy of Seven Prayers. Through SEVEN PRAYERS, he sponsors professional boxing, including former NBA player Delonte West's bout for Brandrisk. The boxing sponsorship images Feehan shared feature four-time world champion and Boxing Hall of Famer Jeff Fenech, Paul Gallen and Delonte West. Separately, in music, famous producer Scott Storch has partnered with SEVEN PRAYERS to create the SEVEN PRAYERS soundtrack.




Looking Ahead
Feehan's stated goal is for Seven Prayers to become the number one prayer book in the world. He wants readers to come away with one instruction, and he gives it in a single word: "PRAY."
The venture is based in Sydney. Seven Prayers is also on social media as Sevenprayers_au.
Key Facts
- Author: Michael Feehan, known as "OG7P"
- Book: Seven Prayers, published 28 April 2023
- Venture: SEVEN PRAYERS, Sydney, Australia
- Website: 7prayers.com.au
- Social media: Sevenprayers_au
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