National Day of Prayer and Global Call to Prayer

I have copied and pasted a post from the Global Call to Prayer  task force at www.nationaldayofprayer.org. The National Day of Prayer for America this year is today, May 1, 2014. And there is also a Global Call to Prayer, as well. I would love for us all to pray together for our own nations… Continue reading National Day of Prayer and Global Call to Prayer

Prayer Day – Materialism

Definition of materialism (Google) –   a tendency to consider material possessions and physical comfort as more important than spiritual values.   Lord, You desire our obedience in every area of our lives. And You are MOST WORTHY of our obedience in everything. Please give us hearts that long for Your presence, and that hunger… Continue reading Prayer Day – Materialism

Prayer Day

Praying Scripture in faith is a powerful way to claim the promises God has given to us in His Word and to make them bear much fruit in our lives as we trust God in faith to do what He has promised He would do for those who love and obey Him. Most of the… Continue reading Prayer Day

Praying for Our Husbands to Be Blessed

Greg and April – May 28, 1994 For the first 14+ years in our marriage, I prayed for Greg a lot – which sounds very noble and godly, right? Unfortunately, my motives were so selfish.  🙁 I prayed primarily for God to make Greg be more loving, to make him pray with me, to make… Continue reading Praying for Our Husbands to Be Blessed

How to Handle Spiritual Strongholds in Marriage

This is a guest post by Daniel Robertson.  As an Army Veteran who has been to Iraq I am very familiar with the concept of military strongholds. In fact, while I was deployed I lived in a Forward Operating Base (FOB) which is essentially a modern day stronghold. And while the technology and tactics of… Continue reading How to Handle Spiritual Strongholds in Marriage

Praying in FAITH Not Fear

Many of you know that I used to pray up to 4 hours per day on my days off earlier in our marriage (before we had children, of course!). Most of that time, I spent praying for God to change my husband. I thought I was engaging in something very godly and spiritual back then.… Continue reading Praying in FAITH Not Fear

Praying Scripture

One of the most powerful ways to pray is to pray Scripture over ourselves, our husbands and others – in faith – believing that God is a Promise Maker and a Promise Keeper. I love what David Platt says about praying when we are abiding in Christ and full of His Spirit: “Change your desires… Continue reading Praying Scripture

Prayer Day – Consecration

  We don’t talk much about consecration in many of our churches today. But – all believers are to live lives that are fully consecrated to God. That is His design. That is what it means for Jesus to be our LORD. This is what the  “normal” life of a Christian is to be all… Continue reading Prayer Day – Consecration

Prayer Day – Relationships Take Time

36 “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” 37 Jesus replied: “‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’[a] 38 This is the first and greatest commandment. 39 And the second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’[b] 40 All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.”… Continue reading Prayer Day – Relationships Take Time

Prayer Day – Praying with Humility

Quotes from E.M. Bounds about humility  – “The Essentials of Prayer” chapter 2 To be humble… is to be modest, lowly, with a disposition to seek obscurity. Humility keeps itself from the public gaze. It does not seek publicity or hunt for high places – and it does not care for prominence… It never exalts… Continue reading Prayer Day – Praying with Humility