Instead of wishing judgment upon those who do wrong, we're called to pray for their transformation through Christ's amazing grace, just as He transformed Zacchaeus.

We all have our wants and desires, but the deep Christian says “yet… not my will, but Yours be done Lord”, as Jesus did the night He was arrested

If you’re not a people person, God may be calling you to pray for others.

As God continues to underline Jerusalem’s sin, He singles out the leaders of the city for their sin. How do we deal with godless leaders? With education and prayer.

God longed for his people to be close to Him, but they refused to come near to Him. Yet, His outstretched hand remained, even as they went into exile.

Fr. Trevor Huddleston’s famous “Prayer for Africa” closes our week. Perhaps you will make it a daily prayer of your own?

When we end our prayers with the word “amen”, we are declaring our trust in God. He is a God who keeps His promises, as Psalm 145 points out.

When Frances Havergal had five minutes on her hands, she didn’t waste them away, but used them productively. This is a lost art in our day!

Jesus’ spilled blood opened a way for people to be reconciled with God. When you need to be close to God, plead the blood!

A leper who found faith became a great witness to the saving grace of Jesus! Be inspired by her story today.

Wally Herron was a missionary pilot known as the Condor of the Jungle. Early in his life he learned what real faith is – not sitting waiting for God to move, but acting and believing that God will help you.

As we face our battles, we can sing God’s praise with hands lifted high, trusting that God will bring us victory.

We all fight battles in this life, and Phil Wickam’s song reminds us that when we fight, we do so prayerfully and worshipfully

Christmas should be a time of much prayer, because as God promised Zechariah, He listens when we pray.

The closing words of Popov's books call Christians in free lands to support those who are persecuted.

In Hezekiah's prayer, he emphasizes the importance of not just complaining to God about our problems but also asking for His help and deliverance.

In 2 Kings 19:15, Hezekiah's prayer exemplifies the power of acknowledging God's greatness before presenting our troubles. This order is crucial; complaining without declaring God's greatness is futile.

Just as Hezekiah spread his concerns before the Lord, we should bring our challenges to God, allowing Him to work in our lives. This act of prayer can bring peace and alleviate needless pain.

Christians are the type of people who carry their friends to God in prayer - like the men who carried their friend to Jesus on a mat, and lowered him through a roof.

God is not only found in the quiet place. He is with us in our busy moments - we just need to be mindful of his closeness.