Path to Prayer by Kimberley Payne Today is the first day that we look at how to pray. Although our goal, I believe, is to make prayer a living, breathing moment we need to start at the beginning. Follow a PATH to prayer. Our guest blogger today is Kimberley Payne. Kimberley takes a look at… Continue reading PATH TO PRAYER
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Prayer – Drawing on the Grace of God
“Prayer is the practice of drawing on the grace of God. Don’t say, “I will endure this until I can get away and pray.” Pray now — draw on the grace of God in your moment of need. Prayer is the most normal and useful thing; it is not simply a reflex action of your… Continue reading Prayer – Drawing on the Grace of God
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Last evening I attended a gathering about Human Trafficking. I didn’t want to go but felt I must. We saw a video produced by PBS. The only word I can come up with is riveting. I believe that prayer can make a great difference in this situation. If this situation stabs at your heart –… Continue reading PRAY
Our First Guest Blogger
Today’s post is written by Tammy Wiens. Tammy lives in Saskatchewan with her husband. They have four children. She enjoys gardening, walks along the beach and being on the farm. She has a passion for her faith, studying the Bible and prayer. She has published two books; Where a Little Rain Comes Down and Making… Continue reading Our First Guest Blogger
Guest Bloggers
What should I do when so many people know more than I do on this subject? Ask them – right? Each week I will be posting a blog from a guest. Check in and see new insights, revelations and stories that will show the power of prayer.
Knowledgeable Resources
I continue to look for more information on prayer. Today’s reading from Oswald Chambers states: “Pray for the friend who comes to you at midnight, pray for the saints of God, and pray for all men.” Pray with the realization that you are perfect only in Christ Jesus, not on the basis of this argument:… Continue reading Knowledgeable Resources
An Investment of Momentous Proportions
Ten years ago I thought prayers were spoken at night before bed, before special dinners and during church. I was wrong! I now believe “living prayer” is an active conversation with our Heavenly Father whenever I want for whatever reason I want. And sometimes He calls me to prayer, too. Come along with me on… Continue reading An Investment of Momentous Proportions