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9 Descriptions of Prayer by Various Authors
Prayer is so very basic, yet it is also so deep and boundless in it meaning. In my reading I have found nine different descriptions of prayer. 1. Prayer is asking and receiving. According to E.M. Bounds, “Prayer is the … Continue reading
How Meditation on the Word Helps Us Approach the Throne of God with Confidence
In this post we will first discuss prayer as approaching the throne with confidence, and how mediation aids us in that process. Next, just briefly, we will talk about Jesus as our High Priest and how He gives us … Continue reading
Confidence In the Bible – 5 Basic Meanings
Confidence is an essential ingredient for prayer, as well as for Christian living. In my study of this topic, I found seven different Hebrew and Greek words that could be translated as confidence (Hebrew: mibtach, betach, and batach; Greek: peitho, … Continue reading
The Obedience of Abiding
Abiding is not just meditating on His Word and delighting in Him, and not just focusing on trying to bear fruit. It involves the action of complete obedience. The whole reason why we meditate on His Word is … Continue reading
Six Things That Happened At the Cross
There is so much that Christ has done for us by His death on the cross. I suppose all of our life can relate somehow to the cross. For now, we will focus on how our understanding of His death … Continue reading
THE SOURCE OF PRAYER POWER
Charles Spurgeon wrote in His book, The Power of Prayer in a Believer’s Life, My own soul’s conviction is that prayer is the grandest power in the entire universe. It has more omnipotent force than any other force known to … Continue reading
Spurgeon: on Revelation 5:6
“Lo, in the midst of the throne . . . stood a Lamb as it had been slain.” Revelation 5:6 Jesus’ Eternal Wounds Why should our exalted Lord appear in His wounds in glory? The wounds of Jesus are His … Continue reading
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Definition of Prayer
The following article is an excerpt from this book. Prayer has been defined or described in many ways. Here are nine different descriptions of prayer, by various authors: 1. Prayer is asking and receiving. According to E.M. Bounds, “Prayer … Continue reading
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Confidence in Prayer
The following article is an excerpt from Prayer A to Z. When we think about confidence, even when we say the word “confidence,” it makes us feel good doesn’t it? It gives us a lift, gives us energy, strength and … Continue reading
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SWEET PRAYER: Keeping Our Prayers As Sweet As Incense
The following article is an excerpt from this book. Since David prayed, “May my prayers be counted as incense before Thee” (Ps. 141:2, NASB), one thing we may conclude is that not all prayers are as incense. Some in … Continue reading
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