Even Halfhearted Prayer Can Change Things
As meager and ineffective as my prayer seems, it nevertheless keeps me tethered to hope.
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About Feeling like a Failure, About Regret and Sources and A Modern Day Psalm 51: Brutally Honest Psalms #7
For hands stained with unqualified regret, for all us Davids who murmur it: I have failed and fallen, in what I have wholeheartedly attempted to do, and what I’ve wholly…
the 1 word prayer that is all you’ll ever need
Don’t let this world keep you from clinging to Jesus.
What to do when we have problems with prayer
Elisa Morgan is one of the most passionate, authentic communicators I have ever known. She speaks out of the deepest, most honest places of the soul – and my soul is…
When Ordinary People Pray Extraordinary Prayers
I’m so grateful that God, in His tender mercy and grace, would not let me go.
You + Hard Thing = Not Talking To God (or The Silence where God Speaks)
There is no one right way to speak to God, no guarantee of answers or outcomes, but the words themselves will take on life as they leave your lips, they will find their way to Jesus, they will be heard.[
A Four Word Prayer That Could Change Everything in Your Life
When I met this woman she kinda blew me out of the water. Hannah Brencher is an author in Atlanta who believes in the power of presence. She prays her generation…
Mind if I Pray for You?
Prayer is that intersection between an almighty God and our all-encompassing need.
when your prayer life is kinda crummy: the key to turning your prayer life around
Prayer is about a deep and vital relationship with the God who made and loves us.
what we’re called really sticks: how our words can change a life
Woman. She is so treasured and essential that God couldn’t pull His pen through even one chapter of His epic tale without her flowing from His heart and onto the page.
when you feel a bit left out
Our safest place is at the table of grace—a place we’ve not earned but that Christ has earned for us.
one key to walking through suffering
God invites our questions and pleadings rather than our despair and silence.
