Prayer is more than just a routine; it’s a deep, intimate conversation with God. Even though He knows everything we are about to say, prayer is intended for our relationship with God. However, it’s not uncommon to sometimes feel lost about what to say or how to approach it. The Bible teaches us the basic structure and facets of prayer.. read more

The Bible provides specific instructions on how and to whom we should direct our prayers. If we aren’t praying according to what the Bible outlines, perhaps that’s the reason many of our prayers go unanswered. First off, prayer has three main components. It’s a cry, a conversation, and also a confrontation. The Three Components of Prayer Addressing God Some people.. read more

Read this if fear hinders your ability to serve God... read more

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Many people struggle with prayer because they don’t know what to say, don’t know how to pray, or simply don’t experience God while they pray... read more

Many people would consider themselves night owls–they do not like mornings. My goal with this is not to change you, but to make you realize the power that habits can create. Many are only night owls because of the habits they have developed over time. In the same way, developing a habit of waking up early can cause a life-altering.. read more

Before Jesus moved to the valley to deliver the demon-possessed boy in Matthew 21, the Bible says that He was on top of the mountain and was praying to the Father. Something that stood out to me is that it says that as He was praying, His face changed.  Now it came to pass, about eight days after these sayings, that.. read more

John Bunyan once said, “When you pray, rather the heart be without words than your words be without heart.” Many people often wonder if they should even bother praying out loud because, “If God can read our thoughts, what’s the point, right?” And although it is true that God can read our thoughts, I’d like to present to you a.. read more

The Bible says that Zacchaeus was trying to see Jesus, but he was unable to. It was not necessarily because of the crowd, but due to his short stature. In the same way, many times our spiritual shortness affects the way we relate to God. Many people today blame “the crowd” saying, “I do not want to go to church.. read more