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Oswald Chambers wrote: "Prayer does not equip us for greater works. Prayer IS the greater work." Our passage tonight shows us some principles we need to understand if we're going…
The Bible clearly tells us that God has laid out some conditions for answered prayer, and until we meet those conditions, we're just wasting our breath. If we meet those…
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In John's day, as it is today, the people were living in uncertain times and John was dealing with some major false teachings. Now in his conclusion of Chapter 5,…
There is no Scripture that says we will work only until we retire. But what the Scripture does say is that we will work until the day we die. There…
Never underestimate the power of words. Think about it. We can use our tongues to cut or to encourage. Whether written or oral, words have great power. The power of…
Bible Text: Romans 15:30-33 | Preacher: Dr. George A. Mulford | Series: Romans: The Gospel of God's Grace
The apostle Paul was a remarkable man, a great missionary, perhaps one of the greatest Christians of all time in spite of great difficulties, and God used him in marvelous ways. Here is a man who was on top of the heap, spiritually speaking, and yet, he felt it necessary to have people battling for him in prayer. So, while Paul is asking for people to pray for him, he was really inviting them to join him as he served the Lord Jesus Christ. It's my fervent prayer that God will use this message to remind us of the importance of intercessory prayer and that we'll get busy praying for the needs of those who serve the Lord Jesus Christ, as well as praying for the needs of one another.
Bible Text: Roman 8:26-27 | Preacher: Dr. George A. Mulford | Series: Romans: The Gospel of God's Grace
If you want to know how to get your prayers answered, one of the keys is right here in our text today. This passage talks about how we are sometimes weak in prayer, because we don't know what to pray for as we should, but the Holy Spirit intercedes for us. God knows what is in our hearts and minds. The Holy Spirit comes alongside of us as we travel through this harsh world and helps in our weaknesses and helps us to pray. So, this morning, I'm talking about help for your prayer life and at least three reasons our prayers are hindered.