Prayer Archives

Prayer is one of the most powerful tools we can equip our children as they develop into independent people. Check out these three inspiring morning...

As much as we all want family to bring about feelings of love and warmth, that is certianly not always the case. When feelings of stress or worry...

One of the defining characteristics of Christ-followers is a joyful demeanor. Here are some suggested reading and prayers for the third Sunday of...

Christmas Eve prayers can help you experience the peace and joy of God’s presence with you. By praying on Christmas Eve, you can take in the wonder...

You’ve been faithful. You’ve sincerely wanted God’s best. And then “God’s best” turned out to be something that didn’t feel best for you after all....

Advent is a time to celebrate the anticipation of Christ’s coming, but we don’t wonder if He will come. He came, and He remains with every...

Seek God and pursue the understanding of His heart and will; then we will have the power source to determine what's going on from God's eternal...

Does God hear our prayers? Yes, God does answer every prayer, and God hears our prayers. But not always in the way we think.

Praying for your grandkids is one of the most sacred things you could do.

Most Christians never get serious about prayer until a problem arises. Or, they don't pray at all because they fear not praying as well as others....

From the beginning God said, “It is not good for man to be alone.” Then why is the reality of loneliness reaching epidemic proportions?

We start our prayer by first acknowledging whose we are. God is our Father, and we are His children. Placing this at the beginning of our prayers...

We should all be praying for our new and continuing government leaders; reminding ourselves that, while we pledge allegiance to all these temporal...

Father God, we come to you utterly broken over the condition of our country. It is disheartening to see the division, the hatred, the intolerance.

How can we use this knowledge to protect our families (without following them around in our preverbal helicopter)?