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We Fail In Prayer When We Are Not Exposed To Real Needs
Here are six ways we may fail in prayer. The first failure listed is that we don’t let ourselves be exposed to many of the real needs around us. Needs – We don’t see the real needs. One of … Continue reading
How Desire Helps Prayer Gain the Answers
M. Bounds has said, “It is the ardor created by desire that burns its way to the throne of mercy and gains its plea.” Again, Bounds said of desire, “This holy and fervid flame in the soul awakens the … Continue reading
4 Reasons Why Specific Prayer Is Better Than General Prayer
Specific prayer is prayer that is focused and direct, definite and exact. If you want your prayers to be faith filled and effective they must be specific. For this reason, specific prayers are always better than general prayers. Therefore, … Continue reading
King David’s Prayers: The Short and Specific Prayers of David Teach us How to Pray
Most of the recorded prayers of David, except for his Psalms of prayer, are very short and specific. They teach us how to pray definitely and specifically. 1 Samuel 23: 2-4 Therefore David inquired of the LORD, saying, “Shall … Continue reading
Desire in Prayer–Four Ways Desire Aids Us in Prayer
The following article is an excerpt from Prayer A to Z. The way I see it, the way God gets a hold of us and brings us to into prayer is by first creating in us a desire for Himself … Continue reading
Abiding in Christ: Eight Things a Christian Does to Keep Himself Abiding
The following article is an excerpt from this book. The key to answered prayer is to abide in Christ and to let His words abide in us. In John 15:7 it says, “If you abide in Me, and My words … Continue reading