The Power of Prayer
Why prayer matters and how to see answers
Sermons by book: James · Matthew
Explore the transformative power of persistent, faith-filled prayer through Scripture’s greatest prayers — Hannah, Elijah, Daniel, Jesus, and the early church.
Five Reasons to Pray
Prayer is not one spiritual discipline among manyJames 4:1-2; 5:13-16Main PointPrayer is not one spiritual discipline among many. It is the primary way human beings develop a relationship with God — the oxygen of the Christian life.
Getting Answers to Prayer
The New Testament gives us a surprisingly specific set of conditions for effective prayer — not as hoops to jump through, but as a description of what a living, vital relationship with God looks likeMatthew 7:7-12Main PointThe New Testament gives us a surprisingly specific set of conditions for effective prayer — not as hoops to jump through, but as a description of what a living, vital relationship with God looks like.
From the Blog
How to Lead a Prayer Meeting People Actually Want to Attend
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The Power of Prayer in Sermon Planning: A Spiritual Practice
Prayer isn't just for the pulpit—it's the foundation of effective sermon preparation. Learn how to integrate prayer into...
The Role of Prayer in Sermon Delivery: Preparing Your Heart for Proclamation
The sermon begins long before you step into the pulpit. Prayer throughout your preparation and delivery shapes your prea...