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By Leonard Ravenhill There’s nothing more transfiguring than prayer. People often ask, “Why do you insist on prayer so much?” The answer is very simple – because Jesus did. You could change the title of the Gospel according to St. Luke to the Gospel of Prayer. It’s the prayer life of Jesus. The other evangelists say that Jesus […]

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By Catherine Rauch WebMD MEDICAL NEWS When Aretha Franklin crooned the words “I’ll say a little prayer for you” in the hit 1960s song she probably didn’t imagine that the soulful pledge would become the stuff of serious science. But increasingly, scientists are studying the power of prayer, and in particular its role in healing people who are sick. […]

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By Jeffrey E. Brickle The Book of Revelation serves as the capstone of the biblical canon. This profound epic, where time and human history culminate, features three prayers that highlight the power and magnitude of prayer in the overarching plan of God. We will discuss the major points, functions, and present-day applications of each of the featured prayers. Revelation, also […]

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By Leonard Ravenhill There’s nothing more transfiguring than prayer. People often ask, “Why do you insist on prayer so much?” The answer is very simple – because Jesus did. You could change the title of the Gospel according to St. Luke to the Gospel of Prayer. It’s the prayer life of Jesus. The other evangelists say that Jesus was […]

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By: Dan Betzer Text: “His servant said, Alas … And [Elisha answered, Fear not … And [he] prayed. . .” (2 Kings 6:15,16,17). The situation was impossible. Elisha’s hired hand knew that immediately. There it was, right in front of his eyes. The house was surrounded by Syrian soldiers with their king’s orders, “Get Elisha!” Elisha’s response […]

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By Thetus Tenney During the first five years of this final decade of the 20th century, we have been witnesses to the most dramatic and traumatic world changes in the history of man Communism is all but dead- a colossal failure. There has been a war in the Gulf with a somewhat peaceable solution. Peacekeeping troops are “on location” […]

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By: David Wilkerson I want to talk to you today about a kind of prayer that is most pleasing to the Lord. You see, not all of our praying blesses the heart of God. Yet, with the help of the Holy Spirit, I trust that what I share with you here will change the way you pray – […]

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By: C. Welton Gaddy I need help with prayer!” The voice coming through my telephone receiver was one I did not know, though the urgency within it was unmistakable. A stranger had called me long distance to confess his need for assistance in praying. Caught off guard, I told the man that I would be glad to try […]

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By Kenneth E. Hagin If YE abide in me, and MY WORDS ABIDE IN YOU, YE shall ASK what YE will, and it shall be done unto YOU. – John 15:7 In order for believers to pray effectively, they must use the Word of God when they pray. And to use the Word, they must know the […]

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By Mark Abernathy (1 Chr 4:10 KJV) And Jabez called on the God of Israel, saying, Oh that thou wouldest bless me indeed, and enlarge my coast, and that thine hand might be with me, and that thou wouldest keep me from evil, that it may not grieve me! And God granted him that which he […]

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By Jean Ford “How can something so small cause so much discomfort?” my husband seethed in frustration. “It’s debilitating!” I couldn’t see a thing as I searched the foot cradled in my lap, but when I gently probed the bottom of his toe, my husband cried out again. The offending splinter was unseen, but not unfelt. Slowly, steadily, a […]

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By Dr. Richard D. Dobbins For many Christians, praying is simply a way of giving God His orders for the day. Petitionary prayer is important (see Philippians 4:6,7) but, prayer should not be a way of getting what we want from God so much as putting ourselves in a place where He is able to get from our lives […]

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By Larry Fontenot One day in the late 1900’s, a poorly dressed woman with a look of defeat on her face, walked into a grocery store. She approached the owner of the store in a most humble manner and asked if he would let her charge a few groceries. She softly explained that her husband was very ill and […]

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By Thetus Tenney Burnout and depression are not unknown among Spirit-filled believers. These can become very serious problems. Below you will read an interesting perspective on burnout, which often results in depression. (Thetus Tenney) Some years ago a young man approached the foreman of a logging crew and asked for a job. “That depends,” replied the foreman. Let’s see […]

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By Thetus Tenney The Word records in II Samuel 19 and 20 an important moment in David’s life-a time when the king was coming back to his throne in Jerusalem. This occasion should have been a most joyous one for God’s people. However, it was marred by disagreement, broken fellowship, discord, and rebellion. Jealousy had been the bud […]

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