Matthew 6:11
Today
In two weeks we are traveling to the other side of the world with our little daughter who was in hospital a lot last year. Today I found out……
Emily van Rijn,
Who’s in Charge? - Yvonne M Morgan
Matthew 6:11 "Give us this day our daily bread." How many times have you prayed the Lord's Prayer during your life time? I know I have probably prayed it hundreds of times through the years. It is the first prayer we taught our children. It is a beautiful prayer given to us by the Lord…
Yvonne M. Morgan,
The enemy of joy – Attempts at Honesty
R. C. Sproul, in his book Can I have Joy in my Life?, rightly points out that the great enemy of joy is anxiety. In support of this statement, he points out that two verses after the command to be joyful, Paul writes about anxiety:…
Mark H. McIntyre,
The Lord’s Prayer – various versions
The Lord’s Prayer Share good news – Share this and any page freely. Over 100,000 views of blogs annually. Share this link on your media, eg Facebook, Instagram, Emails: The Lord’s Pra……
Geoff Waugh,
The Privileged Life: Bread Maker
“And Jesus said to them, ‘I am the bread of life. He who comes to Me shall never hunger, and he who believes in Me shall never thirst.’” John 6:35 Who knew making bread at home would……
Nancy C. Williams,
What to Pray When You Don’t Know What to Pray
“Would you pray for me? I don’t want to go into detail, but just pray for me.” I hear this request—a lot. It often comes up at a prayer meeting at church, sometimes with nothing m……
Lynn H. Pryor,
Give us today our daily bread – Terry Nightingale
As we have said, we are currently slowing down our journey through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and spending some time in the prayer that has become known as The Lord’s Prayer.…
Terry Nightingale,
“As Your Days” : What John’s Last Days Taught Me About Mercy, Worry & Strength
When God says he will give strength for the day, he will give strength to the dying day. Even to the dying day. As your days, your strength…
Abigail Wallace,
What Does Prayer Look Like?
“Prayer can’t be mastered. Prayer always means submission. To pray is to willingly put ourselves in the unguarded, exposed position. There is no climb. There is no control. There is no mastery. There is only humility and hope.” Tyler Staton Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools: An Invitation to the Wonder and Mystery of Prayer Today is the National Day of Prayer. It’s a time to pray over your community, leaders, friends, and family. It’s also a time to thank God for who he is and how he’s wo……
Cole Feix,
5 Life Truths about God's Provision | Blogs for Christian Living
As you walk in obedience and faith, know that the Lord is your provider. He works in amazing, crazy, and sometimes [seemingly] foolish ways to be glorified.…
Mark Henslee,
Group of Brands
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