Thoughts along the Journey…
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A Lesson on Prayer from Psalm 25
Prayer is just talking to God—but in difficult times, it’s easy to lose track of the purpose of our prayers. This week I was challenged by the focus of David’s prayer in Psalm 25, and the lesson it carries for us.
Walking With God in the Cool of the Day
Have you ever noticed what time of day God chose to come to Adam and Eve in Genesis 3? I think His timing might hold a lesson for you and me as we ourselves walk with God.
God Who Sees in Secret
In Matthew 6, Jesus points out that God the Father sees in secret. So, what does that mean for our daily lives as Christians?
Ask Me
Have you ever wondered what God’s view is of our requests? Psalm 2 gives us a glimpse.
When God’s Answer is No
Has God ever answered your prayer with a “no”? I was recently reminded just how merciful God’s answers to prayer are—especially when His answer is no.
Asking in Faith
What does it look like to “ask in faith” as James 1 tells us to? The account of Hannah in 1 Samuel gives us a glimpse.
A Place to Pray
Have you ever noticed that prayer tends to be easier when we make a habit of praying in a specific place?
The Result of Prayer
It’s easy to get caught up in our problems and forget to take them to the Lord. But when we neglect to take our requests to God, we miss out on more than just answers to prayer.
Christ Interceding
Romans 8 is a favorite passage of mine, but recently I noticed something in it which had never stood out to me before.