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Category Archives: Prayer
The Time to Pray…
At church last Sunday, an associate pastor was preaching about II Chronicles 7, in which King Solomon of Israel is dedicating the Temple. Solomon says that, when people sin, they can come to the Temple and pray. The preacher said: … Continue reading
Scattered Ramblings on Contentment and Hope
A few weeks ago, I watched the 1955 movie, A Man Called Peter, which was about Peter Marshall, a preacher and Senate chaplain. I did not know much about Peter Marshall himself, but I enjoyed his wife Catherine’s book, Christy, … Continue reading
Giving Thanks, Without Being Perfunctory
During my prayer time last night, the subject of thanksgiving entered my mind because, well, it is Thanksgiving! Philippians 4:6 came to my mind: “Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your … Continue reading
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Triablogue: Steve Hays on Answered and Unanswered Prayer, and the Question of Whether Jesus Could Sin
Answered and Unanswered Prayer: http://triablogue.blogspot.com/2015/09/when-cats-away-mice-will-play.html “Could Jesus Sin?”: http://triablogue.blogspot.com/2015/09/could-jesus-sin.html
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Scattered Ramblings on Prayer
The theme at church this morning was prayer. In response to that, I will respond to three quotes that I read recently about this subject. 1. Yesterday, I was reading a post by unkleE (Eric Hatfield) about his experiences in … Continue reading
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Book Write-Up: The Life You Always Wanted
John Ortberg. The Life You Always Wanted: Spiritual Disciplines for Ordinary People. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1997, 2002. Someone recommended this book to me years ago. He said that the title was a bit cheesy, but that it is a really … Continue reading
Praying about Current Events, “God’s Not Dead” Bible Study, Getting Out of the Way
I have three items for my write-up on this morning’s church service. 1. During the children’s part of the service, the pastor and his puppet, Jake, were addressing what Christians can do in response to the problems in the world. … Continue reading
My Church Is Praying
At church this morning, a lady was telling the pastor that people outside of our church are asking to be put on our church’s prayer list. We started a prayer list recently. Last month, the church’s Bible study group was … Continue reading
“Obedience in Prayer”
My church had its Bible study last night. We’re going through Jim Cymbala’s When God’s People Pray. In last night’s lesson, “Obedience in Prayer,” the message I was hearing was that God will not bless us if we are holding … Continue reading
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“The Amazing Power of Prayer”
For its Bible study, my church is going through When God’s People Pray, by Jim Cymbala. Yesterday, we did Session 2, “The Amazing Power of Prayer.” Here are some thoughts: 1. Recently, in the blogosphere, there have been mainline Protestants … Continue reading