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On Thursday, May 1, America will observe the 57th annual National Day of Prayer. Please plan to participate in this vitally important event!
Here are some ideas for mobilizing men to pray in your church or men’s ministry group.
It is well within God's power and prerogative to do anything He wishes, at any time He wishes, in any way He wishes. Yet He chooses to accomplish His will largely through people like you and me.
Prayer isn't optional for the believer in Christ. To see God's purposes accomplished, we must pray.
Prayer is about connecting with God. It's our connection with Him--the link, the open line.
Through prayer we connect with others, whether through intercession for people we do not even know or praying directly with a person.
Each person has an awesome purpose in God's eyes. Prayer helps connect us to that purpose.
If the Apostle Paul needed prayer, then other ministers need prayer, too.
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According to James chapter one, we cannot expect to receive anything from God if we are not decisive in our prayers.
Receiving things we need versus things we want.
As Christians, we develop a time and place where we daily spend time with Jesus.
We are called to be faithful, not famous.
Do you ever feel like God doesn't hear your prayers?
Does it really make any difference if I pray?
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