In prayer, Jesus warmly invites us to "ask, seek, and knock," assuring that despite the lack of predictable outcomes, a universal journey unfolds, rooted in trust. It's a trust that embraces the goodness of God, His comforting presence in our struggles, and the promise that He will beautifully renew all things.

Turn to God when you face any trial or temptation, and he will deliver you. Adversity can lead us into a deeper union with God or deeper into sin—it is all about who or what you turn to for comfort during those times.

A believer regularly prays for forgiveness. Is your prayer life marked by prayers for forgiveness or for vengeance?

The Lord provides exactly what you need. Instead of praying for what you want, have you ever thought about praying for God to change your desires?

Believers should be praying for the reign of God to come. What does it mean for you personally to see God’s will done “on earth as it is in heaven”?

The name of God deserves your attention and respect. When you approach God in prayer, do you approach him as a loving Father or a distant mystery?

It isn’t the quantity, but the quality of your prayer that matters. Do you approach prayer like a magic formula for a spell or a way to build a relationship with God?

Generosity has an effect. It blesses you. And it's good for you. 

Generosity has an effect. It blesses others. Loving visible people through generosity is an expression of love for the unseen God. 

Generosity has an effect. Jesus said generosity is the path to be blessed. It blesses God.