The Language of God in Prayer Before I make this statement, let me share with you something I call “the language of God.” I believe anytime God speaks, He speaks to you in His language. When He answers you or responds or speaks to you, it’s bigger than you can …
This conclusion to “The Reason for a Thirty Thousand Foot Prayer” is like the introduction to prayer. It’s the introduction to helping you rid yourself of all the old preconceived junk so that you can see the exercise of prayer that very few ever experience.
In this special Easter message, I use an illustration to show how in times of tragedy we can get off track from what we know to be true. Hopefully this message will inspire you to regain your bearings after tragedy strikes.
I’ve concluded that there are two normal responses that hinder our ability to deal with our biggest problems. One, we automatically assume it’s too big for us to make a difference or too large for us to make an impact. Two, we automatically assume we must accomplish the task in our power.
The best question you can ask in a bad situation is not “why the situation”, but rather “why me?” It’s time to figure out what this situation has to do with you and why owning that is so important.
Have you been frustrated with God because your prayer efforts aren’t working? Have you tried every way that you know of to pray? Still no results? Maybe you’re doing it all wrong.
I want to do my best to describe a “normal” situation that’s so easy for us to fall prey to. There are many wonderful things that happen to a person in life. I know it’s easier to think about the things that aren’t wonderful. All the bad stuff that happens. …
Here’s a next-level idea. Whatever practices you choose to live by, then live by them, but have practices and principles that you can follow. It’s called discipline. “Since we are living by the Spirit [that which makes us unlike anyone else], let us follow the Spirit’s leading in every part …
God why aren’t you listening to me? I have a problem that only You can resolve. Have you ever faced this dilemma? That means you have a thirty-thousand-foot prayer. The only problem is what do you do with that?
You ever have such bad news that it knocks you off your feet? At that moment nothing else in the world seems to matter. This news has stopped everything in your world. What’s the impact of such bad news? You ask why me Lord? These are all emotions and feelings that come when the news breaks of a thirty-thousand-foot prayer problem. It’s bigger than life itself.