Time2Pray: Pray for Anything “I tell you, you can pray for anything, and if you believe that you’ve received it, it will be yours.”-bible.com/bible/116/MRK.11.24.NLT iPray: Lord, if You would, help me overcome the disconnect I have as it relates to prayer. I believe prayer works yet I don’t pray. Teach …
There is no way one would not pray if prayer works. The only conclusion that could leave us with is we have a wrong image or understanding about prayer.
Time2Pray: Change Me 1st “if you forgive…, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive…, your Father will not forgive your sins.” -bible.com/bible/111/MAT.6.14-15.NIV iPray: Father, help me keep the lines of communication open when I want to shut them down. I understand that if I …
One of the first signs that problems are near is when communication breaks down. This behavior is pretty normal, which means it happens more times than not and it’s accepted.
Time2Pray: This Mountain “…you can say to this mountain, ‘May you be lifted up and thrown into the sea,’ and it will happen…” -bible.com/bible/116/MRK.11.22-23.NLT iPray: Lord, if you would, help me remove the mountain that’s standing in the way of my family working together, in Jesus’ name. For more on …
You may have realized by now that working together as a family can be as difficult as moving a mountain. So the question is how then can one do this?
Time2Pray: Make Me Better “As iron sharpens iron, So a man sharpens the countenance of his friend.”-bible.com/114/pro.27.17.nkjv iPray: If you would, send me the friend and information that it takes to make me better, in Jesus’ name. For more on this topic, see “Where Do I Begin With Taking Prayer …
When one feels like they need to go to new levels of prayer or maybe feel inadequate in the practice, the first place to begin in making such a change is in one’s mind.
Time2Pray: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” – bible.com/116/mrk.12.31.nlt iPray: Lord, help me to treat my child’s other parent like a neighbor. In this way, help me to love them like I love myself, in Jesus’ name. For more on this topic, see “Challenging Relationship With My Child’s Parent.”
Many times parents who share a child(ren), find it hard to get along. This is normal and because it’s normal it provides a great opportunity for prayer.
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