God Has a Wonderful Plan For Your Life
God has called each of to a wonderful plan for our lives. You were created for a purpose. Find out how to live the life you were made for.
God has called each of to a wonderful plan for our lives. You were created for a purpose. Find out how to live the life you were made for.
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?
I think it is reassuring that the disciples had to learn to recognize the resurrected Jesus. It reveals to us the way we can know Him.
Jesus doesn’t want our relationship with Him to go stale. He wants to give fresh encounters. He wants to wash our feet.
I have loved being married and hope similar enjoyment for you. Here are a marriage blessings and 10 tips to help your journey.
What is difficult with the abundant life Jesus offers is we think we know what it means and don’t often go back and look at it in context.
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.
While praying for others is good and needed, here are three reasons they may not want you to pray with them.
Since the Apostle Paul gave us the majority of the New Testament epistles, we can learn a lot from his teachings on prayer and the prayers he left for us to read.
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.