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- Seven Simple Daily Prayers - Desiring God
Prayerlessness is the great enemy of true happiness If you have set it aside or are stuck in a rut, here are seven simple prayers to pray each day
- Prayer - Desiring God
Prayer is the open admission that without Christ we can do nothing Prayer is an expression of faith in God’s power, fueled by a desire for more of him
- Six Prayers God Always Answers
Six Prayers But our everyday expressions of need are not the burden of the New Testament when it comes to prayer While Scripture encourages us to pray for all manner of things, God also clearly exhorts us to focus our prayer lives God hears and answers every prayer, but there are a precious few to which he always says, “Yes ”
- Prayer for Beginners - Desiring God
The Bible refuses to give us one small, simple picture or pattern for prayer Jesus never intended for his model prayer (what we call “the Lord’s Prayer”) to be our only guide or counsel for prayer It is a great place to start, but God’s word gives us so much more material for our prayer lives Prayer is objectively real — a real God, real communication, real work, real answers But
- Articles on Prayer | Desiring God
Prayer is the open admission that without Christ we can do nothing Prayer is an expression of faith in God’s power, fueled by a desire for more of him
- Seven Prayers for Those You Love - Desiring God
The most powerful, thoughtful, and loving prayer we can pray for others is that they would enjoy more of God
- Pray with a Plan: How to Order Praises and Petitions
Prayer lists may not seem very spiritual, but organizing our petitions can help us intercede with more wisdom, purpose, and loving specificity
- Tips for Praying the Word - Desiring God
Also Old Testament prayers like Ezra’s prayer in Nehemiah 9:6–37 are rehearsals of biblical history and biblical texts 4 Praying the Word means reading (or reciting) Scripture in a spirit of prayer and letting the meaning of the verses become our prayer and inspire our thoughts 5 There are many possible ways to do it, not just one
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