Sometimes when I drape the tallit or prayer shawl over my head and shoulders and pull it close, I experience a focus and intensity in prayer that often escapes me at other times. It covers me—physically and symbolically—in prayer.
A grieving pet owner finds comfort.
Unlike the orphan in Charles Dickens’s novel Oliver Twist, when we ask God for more of something good and loving, we will receive it!
If you’ve been praying about something without results, read this devotion excerpted from Guideposts Daily Planner 2016.
The annual celebration of American Independence can also inspire prayer.
Discover a rewarding way to become more aware of God’s presence.
I bet you have fun family Fourth of July traditions and hometown hoopla planned as well. But, in the midst of all the backyard barbecues, patriotic parades and fabulous fireworks, I hope you’ll take a minute to pray.
Edward Grinnan’s golden retriever, Millie, has been the recipient of a flood of loving messages and prayers as she undergoes cancer treatment. In gratitude, Edward invites everyone to post their prayers here for all beloved animals and pets.
When it comes to praying effectively, histrionics aren’t necessary. Simple, believing prayer is all it takes. God will hear you just fine.
When you’re praying for a sign from God but not hearing a response, just wait. An answered prayer can come in the most unlikely of ways.
