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Originally posted on pray4bulgaria:
Luke 10 is one of the places where we learn from Jesus how to make disciples. For example, this is where we learn about the role of prayer (verse 2) and the need to enter…
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Originally posted on The Preacher's Study:
“Yahweh Tsabaoth is with us; A high stronghold is the God of Jacob. Selah! (Psalm 46:12 {verse 11 in English }) And the psalmist closes with the refrain, repeated from verse 8…
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Six Features of the Levitical Priesthood that Apply to New Testament Christians
1. All members of the priesthood are appointed, called, and born into it. Just as Aaron’s sons were born into the priesthood, New Testament believers are also spiritually born into the priesthood when they are saved. 1 Peter 2: 9 … Continue reading
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Tagged intercession, prayer, Purity
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Who are Called to the Prayer Ministry?
Some may say that to be part of a prayer ministry you have to be especially gifted at prayer or be called to this ministry. Well, I want to tell you that we are all gifted at prayer and … Continue reading
Posted in Ministry of Prayer, Prayer A to Z Excerpts, Prayer Ministry
Tagged 1 Peter 2:9-10, 1 Samuel 7:8-9, prayer, prayer ministry
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4 Tips on How to Pray For Longer than an Hour
If you are planning to pray for a long period of time–say, for more than an hour–here are four tips: 1. Follow desire. Believe that God wants you to pray long and that He will give you a continuing … Continue reading
Posted in Length of Prayer, Prayer A to Z Excerpts
Tagged desire in prayer, Fasting, prayer
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How Long Should We Pray? – Seven Guidelines
No one should tell another how long he should pray. But most of us, I would guess, would say that when we pray we don’t pray long enough. The best thing I can say on this is that when … Continue reading
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Tagged desire in prayer, Fasting, intercession, prayer warfare
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Six Prayer Positions: #6 Lying down
Lying down. Lying is the position of rest and of peace. This position of prayer is symbolic of our rest and security in the Lord. In Psalms 4:8 David wrote, “I will both lie down in peace, and sleep; for … Continue reading
Six Prayer Positions — # 5 bowing and falling on the face
Bowing and falling on the face. From kneeling, to bowing, and then to falling on the face seems to be a three phase response and progression of our penitence and worship. The act of kneeling may be a premeditated and … Continue reading
Six Prayer Positions — #4 Kneeling
In my study on kneeling in prayer I have discovered that kneeling signifies at least three things: 1. It is recognition that God is greater than I am; that He is my creator and my Lord. It is seeing my … Continue reading
6 Prayer Positions — #3 Standing
Standing. In my research several authors have stated that in the Old and New Testament time period standing was the most common position of prayer. I think this was true especially among the Jews, because when they prayed they most … Continue reading
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