No fanfare, no fireworks, but again and again, we see god come, meet us, and answer our prayers. These times of prayer together create christlike affection for one another. · we pray for our visitors and for our people, for our neighborhoods and for the nations. “but god. ” we turn from our complaint to him who is the truth — even to the savior who prayed this prayer himself. · in our brokenness, we pray the prayer of one afflicted. · if you want your prayer life to be rich and deep, satisfying and strong, try praying the way jesus himself would pray to god. We are faint and pour out our complaint before god. Whether we come to him in secret or side by side, god delights to hear his people pray. · our god isn’t just a speaking god — he’s a listening god. · if we want to learn how to pray in the spirit, we must be honest about our tendency to try to pray on our own. · we pray for protection because god is our father, and he loves to give good things to his children who ask him (matthew 7:11). It’s a holy moment. · in a world of urgent needs, urgent demands, and urgent responsibilities, one priority is more urgent than them all: · prayer lists may not seem very spiritual, but organizing our petitions can help us intercede with more wisdom, purpose, and loving specificity. We cry out for mercy, and we confess our sins. · i pray outward in circles, beginning with my own soul, then for my wife, then for our families, then for our small group and our church, then for our nation, and lastly for the nations, especially the unreached in the world. And like the psalmist, we pivot: Prayer is an expression of faith in god’s power, fueled by a desire for more of him. · prayer is the open admission that without christ we can do nothing. How should we pray for protection?
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No fanfare, no fireworks, but again and again, we see god come, meet us, and answer our prayers. These times of prayer together create christlike...
