5 Reasons You Need to Read “4 Keys to Hearing God’s Voice” by Mark Virkler
4 Keys to Hearing God’s voice takes uncertainty out of hearing God’ voice and makes it able to be replicated by any Christian.
4 Keys to Hearing God’s voice takes uncertainty out of hearing God’ voice and makes it able to be replicated by any Christian.
Jesus’ interaction with the Canaanite woman gives clues for us on how to approach God in prayer when He seems reluctant to answer.
Joshua didn’t give a knee-jerk prayer. He looked for God’s heart, connected with Him there, and was awarded with his prayers answered. How can we apply this?
Abraham was intentional in his prayer and how He approached God and was awarded with his prayers answered. How can we apply this?
While we are fixated on getting the words correct or our mental focus in check, God is waiting to spend time with us. Get closer to God now.
These questions from Romans 8 help us to apply the love of God. The love of God is the safety net you need to risk everything on Him.
While praying for others is good and needed, here are three reasons they may not want you to pray with them.
God is not being tossed to the side waiting for a chance to get back into the discussion. He cares about our world. How do we prepare for God’s next season?
We’ve to get beyond asking for just comfort and pleasure if we want to have impactful prayers. This is a part of a sermon by Bill Johnson of Bethel church.
Given the response of many churches, we should question whether the church is essential. What’s going on and when will the church arise and become relevant?
God’s words to us are a lamp unto our feet and a light unto our path I believe that more than ever, the church needs to get a unified voice. WWG1WGA
When we look at this passage, we come away with the awareness that it is more than just prayer that gets God’s attention. There are four commands in this verse, and only one is to pray.