Our God is the ultimate giver who freely offers eternal life, living water, and every good gift, calling us to reflect His generous heart in our own lives.

Abram's generous giving in grace, tithes, and allegiance points us to Jesus, the ultimate giver who rescues us and calls us to follow His example of sacrificial generosity.

Abram's refusal of the king of Sodom's offer demonstrates the importance of giving God our complete allegiance, even when worldly gains are legally ours to take.

Abram's tithe to Melchizedek reveals that generous giving flows from a grateful heart, not religious obligation or duty.

Abram's gracious rescue of Lot demonstrates how experiencing God's grace transforms us into people who extend grace to others, even those who have wronged us.

Abram's response to victory reveals a heart focused on giving rather than getting, choosing generosity over personal gain even when wealth was offered to him.

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.   

There is a great need for intercessors in the world. But when we pray, we’re asking God to provide what we can’t give.  

We’re called to the work of intercession. If Jesus did it, so should we.

A big thank you to each one who continues to donate towards my online work! For your extra devo today, I share some moving words from a son remembering his mother’s deep prayer. Perhaps one day somebody might remember us in the same way. 

All through the day you can shoot up prayers to God. He listens!

Another way to pray throughout the day is to make use of ‘walking stick’ prayers, which you can lean on all day long.

Praying “we” prayers helps you stay connected to God in all you do.

Avoid these mistakes in your prayer life.

A cleaning lady shows a group of pastors a deep spiritual truth about prayer.

Since we’ve been speaking about prayer, let me share with you the breakthrough I’ve had in my own prayer life. Thank you for your support, as always!  

When you pray, are you expecting God to answer? Expecting Him to hear and move in response to your prayer?