Camped by a Brook – 1 Kings 17:5-6
If it seems God has you sitting on the sidelines, it may be that he is preparing you for something. Use that time to come to know him better.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
If it seems God has you sitting on the sidelines, it may be that he is preparing you for something. Use that time to come to know him better.
There may be many reasons for unanswered prayer. But one of them is sin in our lives. We should not expect God to hear us if that is the case.
When you come before God in prayer, how long will you wait on him to hear from him? Will you, like Moses, wait as long as it takes?
Jesus calls on us to watch and pray. Stay in touch with him through prayer. And watch to see where he is leading you.
How often, when faced with a decision, do we fail to inquire of the Lord as to the best choice? And then suffer the consequences.
The end of all things, whether of the world or your own, is near. But, as you await it, be alert and sober-minded so you can pray effectively.
Moses met with God in the Tabernacle. Jesus went into the mountains. Where do you go to meet with God? To spend quality time with him?
Paul’s encouragement for us here is to always keep on praying for all of the Lord’s people. Pray for their spiritual growth and life.
Jesus told us to ask for whatever we wish. And it will be done for us. But only if we are abiding in him and so that we will be fruitful.
One of the most important things we can do as believers is to draw near to God in prayer. It is a great privilege that he has given to us.
Samuel sets a good example for us in understanding our responsibility to pray for others. Failing to pray neglects that responsibility.
How can I live a life of purity that is pleasing to God. David’s prayer here, “Teach me your ways, O Lord”, reveals the way. Seek God’s help.