Joining together in prayer with fellow Christians is a blessing. Whether it is a prayer group or praying with a friend there is strength in our prayers together. We will work to grow in our comfort level and confidence to pray with others.

People love to judge others. We jump to conclusions and anger can flare. God knows the heart and we trust his judgment.

What does praying for others look like? How should I pray for my sick relative? What about the person who doesn’t know Jesus? Let’s work together and practice these prayers with the goal of becoming more comfortable talking with God.

I do believe! Help me overcome my unbelief. The father’s plea to Jesus is our plea too. Help us overcome our doubts!

Does prayer really change anything? And if so, what should I be praying for and how should I go about it? Does it matter where I pray? We seek the Bible’s answers to these questions and seek to establish a healthy prayer life.

Trials come, but Jesus never fails. We don’t lose heart because nothing can separate us from the love of God in Jesus.

When we stay connected to the Savior through his Word, our conversations with God will be enriched. When our hearts are filled with God’s love, we will want others to have what we have.

When things go wrong in our lives, seeds of doubt often come with the troubles. We return to God’s promises and his faithfulness to fulfill them.

Paul reaches Rome and preaches the gospel in the capital city of the Roman Empire. The book of Acts comes full circle as the gospel reaches even more people. We are blessed to believe the truth about our Savior.

On his way to Rome, a storm caused the apostle to be shipwrecked. God saved him again and allowed him to give powerful testimony about God. God promises to be with us through our storms, too.