Unfolding the Word

Remember what you prayed for, and then remember to thank God for his blessings.

Realize your true need, confess it, and then learn to be richly satisfied in Christ.

Our prayers are a pleasing sacrifice, the humble offering up of our soul to the LORD through Jesus.

We ask not for the easiest way, but the right way.

When we pray, we may ask great things of a great God.

It is good to sing praises to our God - for it is pleasant, and a song of praise is fitting.

Any victory will come from the Lord alone.

Father, what’s the next thing? On this new day, with its challenges and its opportunities, please show me how I can serve you faithfully.

There is no cave so deep or dark that we cannot pray out of it.

O LORD, take hold of shield and buckler and rise for my help!

Why don’t we care about Lahore or Beirut as much as we care about Paris or London? It’s an uncomfortable question.

Our concerns might be ordinary and down-to-earth, but worship-filled prayer elevates us into the throne room of heaven.

In our household we have regular discussions about dreams. We try not take the dreams too seriously, or invest too much importance in them.

A few years ago at Pentecost I preached about praying every day to receive the Holy Spirit. It was a message I needed to hear.