Resources by Topic: Prayer

You have an enemy. This enemy is more dangerous than any terrorist or criminal. You don’t have to be afraid, but you do need to pray. View More →

The Lord’s Prayer includes the line, "Lead us not into temptation." If you are tempted, does that mean God let you down? View More →

Does God ever tempt you? If not, why would Jesus bother to include the line "Lead us not into temptation" in the Lord’s Prayer? View More →

Every believer in Christ has been forgiven. That's amazing news! It’s so amazing, in fact, that a lot of people have trouble believing it. View More →

If you don’t forgive other people, you may have trouble accepting God’s forgiveness for your sin. View More →

Debt is serious. When you can’t pay it back, drastic measures can be taken, such as a home foreclosure. View More →

Condemnation will make you feel separated from God. So what do you do when you sin over and over and feel far away from the One you love? View More →

Most people avoid guilt at all costs. Adults go to counseling to get rid of it. Parents try to keep their kids from it. View More →

How many people have prayed, "Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors"? You could no doubt count the number in the millions. View More →

Everybody has to learn to trust God to provide. But for moms, that can be especially important. View More →

The Bible tells about a woman who was scraping the bottom of her flour container. She was in the middle of a famine and had very little to eat. View More →

God fed the prophet Elijah in the wilderness, using birds to carry bread and meat. Could He do that today? View More →

One of the writers of Proverbs asked God to give him neither poverty nor riches. That’s hard for us to comprehend in a free market economy. View More →

"God is great. God is good. Let us thank Him for our food." If you learned this mealtime prayer as a child, you still know how to finish it. View More →

Everybody knows what it’s like to wait on hold to talk to someone. View More →

Many women struggle with figuring out God’s will. Nancy gives some ideas about this struggle from wise women. View More →

When you share Christ with someone and that person is saved, it’s more than just a one-time decision. It’s the entrance into a lifestyle. View More →

When you start the Lord’s Prayer by saying, "Our Father," it sets the stage for one of the most difficult phrases to pray: "Your will be done." View More →

Jesus talks about getting away to an inner room to pray. What should a busy mom do when she never seems to be able to be alone? View More →

"Your kingdom come." This is more than just a phrase from a famous prayer. View More →

How do you fight evil? Do you band together with other believers or perhaps organize petition drives? Nancy presents a much different approach. View More →

If you’re interested in building your own kingdom, you’re in for a difficult future. View More →

This November, voters will choose our next president. But for you, an issue even more important than that is determining who will be your King. View More →

What does "Hallowed be Your name" mean? Nancy explains that the more important question is whether you’re showing the people around you what God is like. View More →

"Hallowed be Your name." You probably never say that except when praying. So the question is, do you know what it means? View More →

God is in heaven. That’s a basic idea, so why don't we always act like we believe it? Learn how the concept of God ruling in heaven changes our life on earth. View More →

When helping women who have been abused by their fathers, some ministries encourage praying to God as "Mother." Is this wise? Is it biblical? View More →

Could you call the White House and set up a meeting with the President? Probably not. Few people have access to the President. But you can have access to God. View More →

In school you probably learned that every letter you write should have a greeting ("Dear So-and-so"). View More →

When you pray, where is your focus? Is it on you and your needs? Nancy shares why prayers are often "me centered." View More →