Our schedules can become so crowded that we lose touch with God, even in ministry. Examine what is claiming your time and consider making radical changes to protect your devotional life and connection with Christ.

Beyond financial support, your prayers are the greatest gift you can give to ministry work - join in lifting up God's servants as they serve.

In the noise of a new year, strain to hear God's voice and trust that He hears every prayer as He prepares the way before you.

True adoration of Christ comes from the heart, not from fancy words or mindless repetition. This Christmas, make Jesus the object of your fervent adoration and spend your life pursuing a greater appreciation of Him.

A Russian church in need found out how God can provide perfectly when you persevere in prayer.

A desperate mother in a remote Siberian village teaches us an important lesson on prayer today.

Carla Sunberg learned to truly pray “give us this day our daily bread” during her time in Russia.

In Russia one day, a missionary’s simple prayer for God to use him led to a powerful encounter on a train.

Watching my hospital roommate receive bad news reminded me of the power and necessity of intercessory prayer. Today, identify someone who needs your prayers and lift them before the Lord.

What’s your deepest delight? David’s words in Psalm 37:4 point us to the best place to find delight.

Jesus teaches that worrying about money and possessions won't add a single hour to our lives, whilst God's provision for His children is certain. Trust in God's care through prayer and thanksgiving rather than anxious worry.

Heartfelt, simple prayers move people more than eloquent, sophisticated language that lacks genuine faith. Pray from your heart using your own words rather than trying to sound religious or impressive.

Thank you for support! One more BP for you – and it’s about the lost art of being of time.

One last BP – a reminder to be persistent as we face the ups and downs of life.

BP isn’t just a petrol station. Use it to remind yourself of some important things – like our call to Be Prayerful.

Finding stillness in our noisy world is essential for communing with God and experiencing His presence. Set aside time today to be truly quiet and let God speak to your heart in the silence.

A thoughtful comment on my hospital song challenged whether prayer should ever be considered our "only" option when it comes to helping others in need. Consider how you approach prayer in your own life - is it your first resort or your last?

Jesus outlines three progressive levels of prayer - asking, seeking, and knocking. When last did you do more than ask?

Jesus teaches us to pray with "shameless audacity”. Don't give up on praying for others - develop the holy boldness to keep knocking at God's door.

Why intercede? Because you love God, and you love His people, deeply.