40 Prayer Quotes by Bill Johnson
“Every person should have a hunger to hear the voice of God.” – Check out 40 Bill Johnson quotes on prayer that will lead you to more of God:
“Every person should have a hunger to hear the voice of God.” – Check out 40 Bill Johnson quotes on prayer that will lead you to more of God:
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1 John 3:6 Explained: Only bathed in love from the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, John can have us look at sin without the discouragement of condemnation.
Prayer is weakness leaning on omnipotence. – W.S. Boyd
Have you ever had God teach you the same lesson over again? I was all geared up to follow the same path again, but as I prayed I felt that above it all I needed to focus on displaying the fruit of the Spirit.
The Christian life is an adventure because we are following a God that is creative in how He deals with us. Have you come to know this wonderful adventure?
Is it not true that the folk who are most oppressed by the problems of prayer are the people who have least praying experience?
It is a totally wrong and fatal idea for one who would really pray to think of God as reluctant or unwilling to bless.
Prayer at its best is living with mind and heart utterly open to God.
Here are some things this practice has taught me:
1. I have learned how important it is to pray Scripture over my children. It is broadening out my prayers for the girls more than what I naturally would think on my own.
2. I am reminded how important a routine is for kids. If I feel like it is late and try to skip this part of the prayers, she lets me know.
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This tradition makes the bedtime routine long, but it is also very rewarding having this one-on-one time with them after being gone at work all day.
What an amazing thought from Carey Casey of being so close to God. To sit in His lap and feel His protection as our Dad.
…Although seasons in our lives when God is silent may be important in our spiritual growth, they can also be deeply disturbing. As a result we often attempt to solve the problem of God’s silence with simplistic explanations of complex situations, lopsided applications of Scripture and platitudes of premature comfort. We are afraid to simply wait with the mess of problems unresolved until God Himself unmistakably intervenes, as He did on Easter Sunday.
Taking on the heart of flesh requires moving out of the heart of stone. The stone has been removed, but you need to move out of the tomb.