Pray Relentlessly
Jesus tells us to pray relentlessly, like a man who knocks on his neighbor’s door in the middle of the night for bread. Don’t give up on your prayers. The answer is closer than you know. . .
Jesus tells us to pray relentlessly, like a man who knocks on his neighbor’s door in the middle of the night for bread. Don’t give up on your prayers. The answer is closer than you know. . .
Are you facing a problem today? Take it to God in prayer and let Him take care of it for you. Are you happy? Then sing a little song. . .
There are times when our spiritual walk feels like a desert. There are few signs of life or progress, and things are dry and brown. But God is our restorer and rainfall on dry land. . .
Throughout scripture we see the command to “be silent” or “be still.” Have you ever taken a moment to meditate on and ponder this command? Why silence?
Life is so noisy. In the middle of all the chaos, God longs for us to spend quiet time with Him. He doesn’t care where this takes place, or even if it’s completely silent in that place. . .
Have you prayed today? Don’t see it as an obligation or a guilt inducer but as a chance to communicate with the one who loves you more than anyone else. . .
Obviously, we don’t know how God will answer a prayer, because His ways are far above our ways. So watch expectantly to see how He will act in ways beyond your imaginings. . .
Mornings can excite or depress us. Do you say “Good morning, Lord!” or “Good Lord, it’s morning!”? No matter what our day holds, we can face it confidently by practicing Psalm 143:8. . .
The demands of this world can overwhelm us, causing feelings of panic, powerlessness, and even paranoia. The solution? We must release control back to God. . .
Sometimes we take the straightforward and uncomplicated idea of prayer—the simple give-and-take of talking with God—and turn it into something hard. Just pour out your heart to Him. . .