Ask. Seek. Knock. Because God is a better gift giver than we could ever imagine.

There are two things we should do when we see evidence of God working in and among us: thank Him and ask for more.

When God answers prayer, we worship, we remember, and we ask for more.

Through the life of Moses and Jesus, we see and experience the glory of God in the labor of prayer.

When we pray for all people, we grow in humility.

Praying to the Lord regularly should cause our hearts to rejoice in Him because he's in control.

We pray with confidence because we have a competent and sympathetic Savior.

We can pray expecting God to move because he already has in the person and work Jesus.

We have the right to pray impossible prayers because we worship a God who has done the impossible.

Paul teaches us to pray for the Word to Win in here and out there, for God to deliver us from evil and guard us in the battle, to give us power to obey and to fuel that obedience with his steadfast love.