When I remembered the saying “When there’s nothing else to do, pray,” things began to improve.
When a teen’s eyes are injured in a chemical explosion, his prayers receive an answer.
A mother’s desperate prayer for her son entering second grade serves as a life lesson to trust God.
Gratitude for soft wind and waves and sea-green water—and one more ear of fresh corn.
These beautiful words will help you give thanks to God for all that did and didn’t happen this season.
This litany offers words of relief and appreciation for farm families facing rising costs and temperatures.
It’s a season that brings special situations—from an urge to skip church to bathing suit self-criticism. Here’s how to pray through it.
The season invites us to enjoy longer and warmer days with some quiet, some friends and always in His presence.
Here are some pointers for incorporating the sights and sounds of the season into your God time.
In addition to fireworks and parades, celebrate Independence Day with prayer.
