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The power of making your life about prayer.

The Power of Living Prayer

A week of major crises leads Guideposts blogger Julia Attaway to realize how to make prayer the main event of her life, not just a crutch.

Prayer for a Good Day

By Madge Harrah1 min read

If I take a few minutes to talk with God and ask Him to help me change my attitude, I can arise knowing that I will discover beauty in the day.

A Prayer for When You’re Worried

By Carol Kuykendall2 min read

When you are feeling anxious or afraid turn to Isaiah 41:10, or find another Scripture that fills your heart with the comfort of God’s love.

5 Ways to Love Your Enemy…Through Prayer

By Bob Hostetler3 min read

For people who follow Jesus, it is not an option to love and pray for our enemies, points out Guideposts blogger Bob Hostetler. He commanded us to do so. Here are 5 ways to love your enemy.

Is it possible to have too many prayers?

Can You Have Too Many Prayers?

By Rick Hamlin2 min read

Guideposts blogger Rick Hamlin is emerging from a long illness and is, frankly, overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and prayers. Is it possible to have too many prayers? Here’s his answer.

Join Us in Prayer to End World Hunger

Join OurPrayer and Bread for the World as we come together the week of October 12th and pray to end hunger in the US and around the globe. Submit your prayer request to end world hunger.

Boot Camp Prayers

By Edie Melson2 min read

When Guideposts blogger Edie Melson became a military mom in 2006, she turned to prayer to cope with her son’s departure for Marine Corps boot camp.

Mara Measor, author of Naked Prayers, who fought her depression with doodles

Mara Measor: The Power of Prayer Doodles

By Diana Aydin2 min read

Mara Measor’s struggle with depression leads to a book, Naked Prayers, featuring her prayers and drawings.

In the wake of the tragic shootings in Oregon, pray the prayer of tears.

After Oregon’s Tragedy, Pray the Prayer of Tears

By Bob Hostetler1 min read

The Oregon shootings leave another national wave of overwhelming grief. Guideposts blogger Bob Hostetler urges us to pray our tears, that God is not deaf to our weeping.