It’s time for another prayer prompt. To refresh your memory, here’s how it works:

1. I’ll post a prayer prompt and my personal prayer using that prompt.

2. You pray for me and add your personal prayer in the comments.

3. I’ll pray for you in return and you can pray for someone else who comments.

Ready? Here we go . . .

Dear God… Continue reading

We haven’t done one of these in a few weeks, so to refresh your memory, here’s how it works:

1. I’ll post a prayer prompt and my personal prayer using that prompt.

2. You pray for me and add your personal prayer in the comments.

3. I’ll pray for you in return and you can pray for someone else who comments.

Ready? Here we go … Continue reading

Here;s the start of this week’s prayer prompt.I’ll add to the prompt with my own thoughts. As you read my answer, you can say a quick prayer for me and then add your own thoughts to end the prompt in the comments. I’ll pray for everyone who comments.

Dear God, i feel overwhelmed about . . .

My prayer is Dear God, I feel overwhelmed about balancing my

I’m starting something new here on the blog. Occasionally, I’ll give you the start of a prayer prompt and I’ll fill in the blank with my own thoughts. As you read my answer, you can say a quick prayer for me and then add your own thoughts to end the prompt in the comments. I’ll pray for everyone who comments. We’ll see how it goes . . .

Dear

All kinds and types of prayer can be divided into two main categories – prayer for others and prayer for ourselves. For many, praying for others is far easier. We’ll talk about that more tomorrow when I post about personal growth and payer. But for now, let’s look at praying for others, often called intercessory prayer.

I can’t prove this conclusively, but I think God has a sense of… Continue reading

Growing up in church culture, there are a lot of things you learn early on. One of them is the Lord’s Prayer. It was pretty familiar to me at an early age and as a result quickly become something I “knew” and not something that mean anything to me personally.

When I read David Eckman’s book Becoming What God Intended I was struck by how beautiful and powerful that… Continue reading