Prayer: Why Bother?
Prayer is God’s personal invitation to engage in direct, one-on-one relationship with Him, the very purpose for which we were created.
Prayer is God’s personal invitation to engage in direct, one-on-one relationship with Him, the very purpose for which we were created.
I envision churches that are a blessing to each other and leaders who feel deeply supported through genuine love and relationship.
We were created with community in mind. God designed us to live in a community forever in perfect fellowship.
There’s a powerful ministry available to the church! This ministry is prayer and in prayer there is much power.
Even in eternity, when death and pain and sin and suffering and evangelism and prophecy has ended, there is still worship!
Worship is a challenging word. Yet, worship is a far bigger and more important issue than we tend to make it.
This collective jolt back to reality only happens when a nation finds itself at “Ground Zero,” and we need Ground Zero perspectives again.
Have you noticed that it seems so many Christians are turning away from God and the church lately? What makes us do that?
These are questions church leaders should be asking. The challenging circumstances of the past 15 months make them more pressing than ever.
My prayer is that you would consider these ideas, especially if you are struggling to be consistent in your daily Bible reading.