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Our prayers must be mixed with expectation - we must really believe that God is going to give us the things that we ask for! Pastor Cameron looks at this vital quality on today's episode.
The first key to having great power in our prayer is humility, as Pastor Cameron shares today. Elijah bowed before the Lord when asking for the end of the drought, signifying that the power belonged solely to God!
Join Pastor Cameron as we continue our series on "Great Prayer Power" by looking at the story of Elijah, and how his prayers led to the end of the drought that was over the nation of Israel. Our prayers likewise have power to bring supernatural change!
On today's episode, Pastor Cameron looks at Elijah, a man who had extraordinary power in prayer despite containing a nature just like ours. Elijah's prayers had power not because he was a spiritual superhero, but because of his obedience to the Lord!
The prayer of the righteous has great power as it works. Join Pastor Cameron as we discuss the fact that our prayer changes things and transforms hopeless situations.
Confession and holiness is intricately connected to prayer. If we want our prayers to have power, we need to be living free of conscious sin, as Pastor Cameron discusses today.
The Church has power to heal the sick! Our first response to illness should not be to run to the wisdom of man, but should be prayer to God, as Pastor Cameron encourages us on today's episode.
Join Pastor Cameron as we begin looking at the amazing power that comes through prayer. Prayer changes things, and God loves to intervene for His children in response to their cries!
On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron discusses keeping our faith when things around us are challenging, and we can't feel the Lord's presence. It is in those times that we need to lean in to the Lord, rather than turning away.
On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron answers a question about silent prayer. We should pray out loud when possible, but God is not limited by volume in the times that we pray silently!
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