We should not forget to apply to and for ourselves in prayer, the prophetic promise given to us through John the Baptist. It is power with fire that we need.

Prayer, giving, and fasting, are not optional for the Christian. These are vital basics for the Christian to reap the most benefit from their relationship with God.

Prayer is the great weapon God has given us. We need to avail ourselves of it with persistent, passionate, and faithful prayer. Daniel is a great example for us to emulate.

Nothing of eternal value will be accomplished without passionate prayer. We must make time to pray.

God has provided all we need to complete His purpose in our lives. We should be open and accepting of all God has given us through the Holy Spirit. As always, we should let the Bible, God's Word, be our guide.

The Book of Hebrews teaches us of the wonderful godhead relationship between Jesus and the Father. The virgin birth of Jesus made it possible for Him to identify with us, and be the perfect sacrifice for our sins on the cross. Also, the first use by the Apostle Paul of his gift of free will would have been his first sin.

David was a gifted Psalm writer. This passage from 1 Chronicles is at a point in his life when he wanted to thank God for all His blessings.

Yes, prayer is our lifeline to God for our daily lives. No matter what our needs may be, we can go to God in prayer and trust Him to answer.

How wonderful to know we have God's protection and blessing as we continue our journey to heaven.

An encouraging Psalm that tells us of God's protection and exhortation to believe in His presence and power with us.