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- Prayer - Desiring God
Prayer is the open admission that without Christ we can do nothing Prayer is an expression of faith in God’s power, fueled by a desire for more of him
- A Simple Way to Pray Every Day - Desiring God
If you want your prayer life to be rich and deep, satisfying and strong, try praying the way Jesus himself would pray to God
- Prayer for Beginners - Desiring God
“Prayer is the most important thing you can do for the most important people in your life ” The freedom to pray anywhere, though, often leads to praying nowhere We should absolutely pray spontaneously whenever and wherever prayers arise in our hearts — during a break at work, before a test, in line with our groceries
- Pray with a Plan: How to Order Praises and Petitions
Prayer lists may not seem very spiritual, but organizing our petitions can help us intercede with more wisdom, purpose, and loving specificity
- Never Too Busy to Pray - Desiring God
In a world of urgent needs, urgent demands, and urgent responsibilities, one priority is more urgent than them all: prayer
- Pray | Desiring God
Learn How to Pray from the Bible Look at the Book is a series of short videos to help you read the Bible for yourself Watch John Piper teach us how to pray using God’s very word Frequently Asked Questions What should I pray about? Why should I pray? Pastor John provides answers to thirty common questions about the importance and practice of
- Why Pray for Protection When Suffering Keeps Coming?
So, what we pray for is that God would protect us from everything that would undermine our faith or his glory in our lives And that assumes that we have a biblical understanding of his sovereignty in our suffering Why Should We Pray for Protection? Second question: Why should we pray for protection? 1 Because he tells us to
- Pray Without Ceasing - Desiring God
Here is a simple command: "Pray without ceasing " You might ask, Why choose this verse from all the verses in the Bible that command us to pray? Why use this one in answer to the question: What is the key to delighting in the Word of God? The answer is the connection between 1 Thessalonians 5:17 and the flow of thought leading up to it
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