When we are regularly in prayer, our attitude will inevitably be one of gratitude. By keeping our faces focused upon the Lord, His Word, and His guidance, we can overcome any obstacle that stands in our way.

If you only pray when you want things, you're praying all wrong! Through a better understanding of what prayer is and what it should be used for, we can grow closer in our relationship with God and more effectively pursue His will for our lives.

We must recognize the reality of adversity in our lives and approach it with the correct mindset – that with the Lord's help, we can overcome! When this is our perspective, we pray amidst our trouble instead of becoming fearful.

We have to recognize our identity as children of God and base our perceptions of the world around this identity. When we put our self-worth and value in Christ, we can live, love, and act in His name for His glory.

If we want to change the way we live and what we are doing, we'll need to start with the change of our mind! When we adopt a more accurate perspective of the world according to God's Word, we can be more closely we follow Him!

If God can transform the life of someone like Paul, don't you think He can transform ours as well? No matter our pasts, our futures can be lived in obedience for the glory of the Lord!

Through the story of Saul becoming Paul, we have valuable lessons into God's character, love, and mercy for His children – and even those who have yet to accept His love.

We have to be conscious of how we're taking in the world around us – are we relying purely on our physical minds or are we operating in faith? We must make sure our mentality is effective!

We can't let external events become our chief motivating factors – we must continue to follow God in faith. We also must realize that action on our part is a necessity – we cannot just pray and wait, we must act.

Through Abraham's family matters, God teaches us numerable valuable lessons about His love, our families, and much more. In this episode, we'll analyze the story of Abraham, Isaac, and Ishmael.