Last night as I was praying with my older daughter and putting her to bed, she was going through her list of people she wanted me to pray for. She decided to add a few new people to the list, and I started thinking how this is like our relationship with Jesus. Here was my daughter just telling me who she wanted to pray for, and I was the one who flushed this out in prayer. Now this is not a perfect analogy, but Jesus lives always to intercede for us.
Prayer is the easiest thing to do as a Christian. It is as easy as talking and listening. And yet, it is considered the biggest issue facing the church.
Even though my daughter wanted to go to China, she prayed and asked Jesus what He wanted her to do. Check out these three truths from my daughter’s prayers.
We are all familiar with this, but the busyness of life becomes so great that we feel we have no choice. The tyranny of the urgent over plays the desires within our spirit to reach out to God. Unfortunately, too often this leads to self-abasement. Self-abasement is from the devil. The Holy Spirit does point out things we should change, but His way offers hope. What’s the difference between guilt and conviction? One leads to discouragement, shame, and depression; the other leads to hope, life, and change.
“All great soul-winners – men of much & mighty prayer, & all great revivals – preceded & carried out by [consistent prayer].” – Samuel Brengle
Someone gave Dr. Bill Bright a million dollars. Did he invest it in spreading the Gospel, making more translations of the Jesus Film? Here is what he did…
Prayer is a wonderful blessing that is often underutilized. Prayer Coach seeks to connect Christians with their desire to pray and make it a reality.
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Having an organized life can reduce stress, but being frustrated with others who are not organized can increase it. You are only responsible for yourself.
Life gives you natural opportunities to let go of things you don’t need or want anymore (moving, births, visitors, etc.). Use these as reminders to purge.