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When facing opposition, respond like David—pray, examine your heart, trust God, and find joy in His presence. Psalm 17 shows the way.

Jesus calls His house a house of prayer—where His people commune with Him. Is your church known for encountering God in prayer?

When God’s answer leads to suffering, His will is still at work. Trust, surrender, and know He sustains through every trial.

When words fail, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us. Trust Him to guide your prayers and bring peace in every situation. #Faith #Prayer

Ever feel like your prayers are just bouncing off the ceiling? Discover how to reconnect with God and find peace in His presence.

Sometimes the most painful lessons are the ones that stick with us the longest—and remind us to pray even harder for the ones we love.

Do you really believe when you pray, or are you just going through the motions? Acts reminds us to trust fully in God’s power and pray boldly.

Ever felt the peace that comes from talking it out? Explore how the power of prayer and talking to God can provide strength to face anything.

Learn the power of praise, prayer, and unwavering faith to witness God’s miracles in your life.

Discover how the disciples dealt with their “now what” moment after Jesus ascended, by uniting in prayer and supplication.

While we may yearn for love and acceptance from others, true fulfillment ultimately lies in surrendering to the unconditional love of God.

With each answered prayer, whether a “yes,” “no,” or “not now,” we must learn to trust God’s timing and providence.

Understand how aligning your prayers with God’s character transforms the power and purpose of your supplications.

Did you know Jesus had a prayer life? Experience the impact of genuine prayer in changing lives and making a difference in the world.

In all things, the Lord has heard my cries and answered my prayers. Some are still waiting for answers, but while I wait, I pray, continuing to bring that to the Lord and trust that He will answer it, in His time.

Keep going to the Lord. Keep asking, seeking and knocking. You’ll find more than you ever imagined.

Are you being persistent in your prayer? Time to go before the Lord and knock. He’s available to us always.

Where do you turn when the troubles of this life come your way? Do you try to rely on your own strength or do you turn to the Lord?

Whatever you’re searching for, whatever you need, God knows.

Today, let’s focus on this one opening line in our prayer and listen as the Holy Spirit brings to our minds all the names of God.

Are we out of shape when it comes to prayer? Are we exercising this beautiful form of communication with our Father as we should?

A simple prayer for us…

Sometimes we use prayer as an excuse for inaction.

God loves it when we worship Him. God loves it when we thank Him. God loves it when we depend upon Him, and Him alone.

To commune with God in the stillness of the morning renews our weak, broken and feeble spirit.

Does God hear our prayers? And if so, will He always respond?

Prayer is powerful, especially when we have a willing heart that trusts that God is working good from every detail in our lives.

Even today, sometimes, it is better to watch and listen for God’s voice.

If God did it for Patrick, He can do it for you, too. He has a knack for bringing good from the pain in our lives. All we have to do is love and trust Him to do it.

Where is your place? Have you taken time to go there today? There is nothing more important than meeting with the Lord.

Have we taken time out to spend with the Lord? Not just for us to tell Him what we need, but for Him to speak to us.

A simple prayer is a priceless offering to our Heavenly Father.

God isn’t keeping something good from you by saying no. He promises to deliver something even better.

Jonah’s powerful prayer reflects that he is now ready to do God’s will…even when it still probably doesn’t make sense to him. He gets what we all want in life: a redo.

The Psalms teach us how to pour our hearts out to God.

In all circumstances, it is a privilege to pray, but sometimes it is all right to be quiet and wait on the Lord.

But just as Daniel sought the Lord continuously after being taken away to Babylon, we too must seek the Lord and pray for our country.

So here we are, in the midst of one of the craziest, most chaotic scenes we’ve ever experienced. And where is the Christian? We should be found in the most unlikely of places, just like Moses – on our knees, praying.

First and foremost, go to the Lord in prayer. Seriously. Pray about everything. Every decision. Every worry. Every question that pops into your mind, take it to the Lord in prayer.

You have the opportunity right now to have direct communication with God. You do not need “Sarah” to connect you. How? Through the beautiful gift of prayer.

Last words are windows to the soul, and they reveal true priorities: What will yours be?

God answers prayer based on his eternal perspective, not our earthly ones.

If you’re waiting for a prayer to be answered, be confident that God’s got this.

As far as His will goes, God just wants a chance to speak to you, and He’ll do the rest.

Building a culture in your church that truly glorifies God takes passionate devotion.

Prayer should be our first reaction and not our last resort.

A successful transition depends on much prayer, preparation, planning, a process, and it is the work of God.

Sometimes the Lord brings us to our own deserts to remind us of our need for Him.

If you have never really taken a step of faith, you may not be truly trusting in God.

Leaders, do everything necessary, pay any price, to build a church where God is pleased to dwell.