Jesus taught His disciples that if they prayed in His name , God would answer them (John 16:23). He also said something amazing in John 16:26-27 - In that day you will ask in my name. I am not saying that I will ask the Father on your behalf . No, the Father himself loves you because you have loved me and have believed that I came from God . He promised that because they believed in Him, God would love them, and as a result, He wouldn't need to plead for anything on their be

Doubt is the silent killer of prayers. Explore how doubt weakens a believer’s prayers, disrupts faith, and delays God’s blessings. Christians must reject doubt, stand firm in faith, and trust God’s power to answer petitions beyond what they imagine.

This devotional explores the biblical link between fruitfulness and answered prayer, urging believers to embrace spiritual productivity as a pathway to deeper intimacy with God and more fulfilled petitions. It draws from John 14:14 and John 15:16 to highlight the conditions attached to divine promises.

Believers are to recognize and resist willful sin by following the example of King David, “a man after God’s own heart.” Intentional sins can rule over Christians when left unaddressed. And the way to address the issue is to pray for help and take additional crucial steps in the ongoing 'fight' against temptation, knowing that there is victory ahead.

Jesus taught His disciples to be determined like the persistent widow who nagged the judge until he delivered justice on her behalf (Luke 18). He displayed that being insistent would be rewarded when He interacted with a Greek woman from Tyre (Matthew 15). Also known by many as the Syrophoenician woman, she had pleaded with Him to heal her sick daughter. Although it seemed she'd been rejected at first, she persisted, and her daughter was instantly healed. Jesus went further

We don't realize the impact our walk with the Lord can have on others. Yet, the Bible shows people whose relationship with God blessed many.

Have you stopped praying? Life can do that. Have you forgotten to expect God's exceedingly & abundantly? Let's get back to having hope.

Are you paying your 'spiritual taxes' so you can tap into the 'safety net' of heaven?

In our journey with the Lord, we need to know what pleases God and what He wants. Read on to learn more...

When many of us are sad or tired, we suddenly have no desire to pray. Is that scriptural? It isn't. Learn why...