Let’s Tell the Stories of What God Has Done for Us
The work we are doing will continue, but we need to celebrate what God has done for us so we will not overwhelm ourselves about what still needs to happen.
Sometimes giving definition to prayer helps expand your view of it.
The work we are doing will continue, but we need to celebrate what God has done for us so we will not overwhelm ourselves about what still needs to happen.
Fear tries to get us to focus on the potential of future problems. In order to break its hold we need to focus elsewhere. This is a way to overcome fear.
God wants to speak to us, and we somehow miss what He is saying. Here are four common hinderances to hearing God speak that never seem to get discussed.
If you’re feeling distant from the Lord, worship out loud. Tell yourself, I don’t care how I feel, I’ll choose to turn my heart toward the One I love.
Don’t limit your prayers by what you think is possible or right. Trust the Holy Spirit’s leading and pray in faith. You may be surprised what God will do.
We all know Phil 4:6-7 tells us don’t be anxious but pray. However when we pray, we don’t always experience the peace. Here is closer look at Paul’s words.
For the last five years, the goal of the Prayer Coach blog has been to take some of the mystery away from prayer. Check out our free gift to you.
The Bible says we are to confess, but what is the objective? Are we just agreeing to our mistakes? Jesus shows us how to make a good confession.
Why ask how long should you pray? Is it so God will bless you? It was never meant to be a duty but a privilege. Let’s bask in God’s desire to be with us.
We are starting the business to help protect orphan girls from human trafficking by giving them jobs that will keep them off the streets.
We spend time with God to be with God. But why else? Here is an encouraging list of 3 reasons to spend time with God regularly. Comment if you’d add others.
I’ve been thinking about what has encouraged me most in my prayer life, and I would have to say it has been the presence of a prayer partner.