The exalted Lord Jesus builds his kingdom through his weak, needy, powerless people who pray.
The LORD's people are to continually to seek his mercy and to constantly see his past mercies to them.
Jesus prays for the unity of his body, the church to be a visible gospel witness.
All those given by the Father to the Son in eternity past, joyfully receive the Word given to the Son to give to his apostles.
Jesus prays to His Father, that His Father would glorify Him that through His death, resurrection and exalted enthronement, He might manifest the glory of God His Father.
"he told them a parable to the effect that they ought always to pray and not lose heart." - Luke 18:1 Often we are tempted to give up praying because…
In a society increasingly referred to as "A World Without Forgiveness", what are we to do with our sin and guilt? In prayer, we can confess our sin to God,…
Prayer should rise out of praise of God for who he is and thanksgiving to God for being those things to us. In praising God we do no more than…
What should be the focus of our prayers? Why is the focus of our prayers, often so different to those we read in the Bible?
If our greatest need is to know the Living God, prayer is the response of faith to knowing Him who is Father, Son and Spirit.