Pathway to Victory

In a Christian’s arsenal, there’s no greater weapon than prayer. But many people don’t know how to wield its power. We’re at a loss on what  to say or how to pray! Dr. Robert Jeffress outlines the Apostle Paul’s model for prayer that changes our lives and the lives of those around us. To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org

Have you ever started praying for someone, but found yourself at a loss for words? Maybe you want to bring your kids before God—or maybe you need prayer—but you don’t know where to start. Today on

Every day, you and I are faced with difficult situations. But the outcome of our trials depends entirely on our response. Will we let Satan use those hardships to destroy us or let God use them to strengthen our faith? Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches us how to pray for protection through life’s problems.

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In the Gospel of Matthew, we read that “Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil.” So, would God put any one of us through the same type of test? Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that there’s a big difference between testing and tempting.

We all know what it’s like to feel snubbed by a coworker at the office or hurt by a friend’s careless comment. And while forgiving an offense is rarely easy, the cost of holding grudges is even greater. Dr. Robert Jeffress warns that refusing to forgive could have dire spiritual consequences.

Most people pray for things like health, safety, and daily provision. And while none of these are bad requests, there’s another need that’s even greater. Dr. Robert Jeffress talks about our need for forgiveness: both receiving God’s forgiveness and extending forgiveness to those who wrong us.

In America, we’ve been blessed with an overabundance of food. Most of us live within just a few miles of restaurants and grocery stores. So, do we really need to ask God to “give us this day our daily bread”? Dr. Robert Jeffress explores our need for God’s provision in our lives.

As children of God, it’s important to engage in frequent conversations with our Heavenly Father. But what exactly is the purpose of prayer? What do we say? And what should be our highest priority? Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches how to use the Lord’s Prayer as a foundation for all our prayers and petitions.

When you bow your head in prayer, what’s the first thing you say? Maybe you thank God for the day’s blessings or ask for His guidance. Well, Jesus laid down some basic principles on how to pray. And today, Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why the way we begin our conversations bears particular significance.

Whenever we face a crisis, like a sudden illness in the family or an unexpected layoff at work, we quickly fall on our knees in prayer. But God desires to hear from us on all occasions, not just when we need a favor! Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why our prayers should always begin with praise.