On this national day of prayer, we have the privilege and responsibility to come together in prayer. Together, we have the ability to amplify that heart’s cry asking God to keep those men and women in our military safe.
Leave a “May Basket” of prayer for someone. See if any of your anonymous prayers seem to have an effect on the person you target. See if such “secret agent” prayers can actually change the climate in a room or subway car.
God can use all of us to help those in need, regardless of our weaknesses and limitations. And prayer is the first step. The necessary spark that can make things happen.
One of the blessings of Compline, perhaps the most basic, is that it helps my mind prepare for rest.
Model your prayers for loved ones after Jesus’ pattern of prayer described in John 17.
The best presence prayers are simple and short. They can be repeated often, silently or aloud. Try choosing one of these and making it a habit to help you dwell in God’s presence throughout the day.
Her daughter taught her that when it comes to prayer, it’s sometimes all about the details.
I don’t want to think of my fear in terms that it may really occur. And I have every hope that it won’t. But I also know that we are not promised a life free of struggles. In fact, Jesus said that we’d have them.
Easy-to-follow tips to help you follow through when you tell another, “I’ll pray for you.”
Is there a mess you have gotten yourself into? If you were stuck on a ledge, would you know who to call out to? Jesus is right there for you!
