Do We Know Who God Is?
Our main problem with prayer is we don’t know who God is. If we really knew His love and how He wants to give to us, we would have no problem with prayer.
Our main problem with prayer is we don’t know who God is. If we really knew His love and how He wants to give to us, we would have no problem with prayer.
We have a God that loves to speak. Pray through these two ways to overcome God’s silence and may you be released into a greater awareness of His voice.
The multitudes believed in His name, but Jesus did not entrust Himself to them. Why the distance? How can we live so He will entrust Himself to us?
Discover the transformative power of faith and the balance between reason and trust. Explore why God’s plan often defies human logic.
Jesus’ life is awe inspiring which leaves us admiring Jesus. However, Luke 8 shows us how to add power to our prayers and have a life like Jesus.
We need reminders of who God says we are because our past, the world, and the devil will tell us a different story. It’s important to believe in ourselves.
God wants a relationship with us where we are naked and not ashamed. God wants to teach us through sex, so He can pour on you the fullness of His 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.
Do people who don’t know Jesus making any real impact? Is your God really this good that He would bless areas in people who don’t believe in Him?
While it seems more Christians are talking about audacious prayers and believing God for great things, it seems that have missed the secret warning label.
God’s not just casually in love with you, but most Christians miss it; He loves with a passionate, unfailing love. Read these Bible verses on God’s love for us.
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.