Prayer: Accurate or Amiss
It is a major challenge when believers pray often, consistently, and passionately, yet still wonder why their prayers se...
Prayer: Length x Depth x Weight
One of those days, Jesus went out to a mountain to pray and continued praying all night to God (Luke 6:12). While prayer...
Persistent in Prayers
I had already prepared to write a piece titled “Length × Depth × Weight in Prayer,” but I felt a strong impression to wr...
The Heart of Prayer
Prayer was never designed to be a presentation of words, but a posture of the heart. While the mouth may speak, it is th...
The Ever-Burning Altar
The fire on our altar is not ordained to be a once-and-for-all encounter but a time-and-again experience. If the fire on...
Prayer Changes Us
God is more interested in you than He is in your prayer points. Jesus taught us, saying, “when you pray, you shall not b...
The Fire on the Altar: The Spirit’s Work Within Us
The altar was never complete without fire. Stones could be arranged, the wood set in order, and the sacrifice laid in pl...
The Sacrifice of Prayer
Prayer does not end with a prepared heart (altar); it is accepted as a perfected sacrifice. “Let my prayer be set forth...
Effectual Prayer: Aligning with God’s Will
The most common definition of prayer is that it is communication between God and man—talking to God and hearing from Him...
Effectual Prayers
Difficult moments are often the strongest forces that drive us back to the place of prayer. We bow our heads, choose our...
Be Anxious for Nothing
A woman named Sarah (name changed for privacy) was struggling with overwhelming anxiety about an upcoming, important job...
Fasting On Fasting
It’s always difficult to describe spiritual mysteries to a “woke" generation like ours. People ask questions such as, “W...
