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2 Chronicles 7:14

Ecclesiastes 12:1

Deut 32:47

Psalm 42:1-2

Daniel 6:10

Matthew 14:23

Mark 1:35

Joshua 1:8

Psalm 119:9

Psalm 88:13

Psalm 119:147

Psalm 55:17

Psalm 86:3

Isaiah 59:1-2

Philippians 4:6-7

“Why Worry When You Can Pray?” by John W. Peterson

Why worry when you can pray

Trust Jesus He’ll be your stay

Don’t be a doubting Thomas

Rest fully on His promise

Why worry worry worry worry

When you can pray

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Teach me to Pray – A couple minute podcast and short post where Heidi St. John reminds us that God wants to talk to us in prayer. It’s vital to live a thriving, grounded and humble life.

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A Praying Life – Author Paul Miller shares his insights and conclusions about how to connect the broken pieces of your life and allow prayer—even poorly delivered—to fill the gaps with meaning and substance.  Miller’s down-to-earth approach and practical nature will help you see that your relationship with God can grow and your communication with Him can get better.  Parents will find Miller’s family-life experiences especially helpful.

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Since this book was published over a century ago, countless readers have learned through its pages that no one can teach prayer better than Jesus Christ himself. This enduring classic will transform your prayers and life as you open your heart to the prayer-lessons Jesus gave.

“The Father waits to hear every prayer of faith. He wants to give us whatever we ask for in Jesus’ name. If there is one thing I think the Church needs to learn, it is that God intends prayer to have an answer, and that we have not yet fully conceived of what God will do for us if we believe that our prayers will be heard. God hears prayer.”

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Recently, a woman on my Facebook page sarcastically asked me, "Do you still believe that old Bible is inerrant?" Well, yes. Yes I do. As Christians, we do not look to worldly reason for the questions a hurting world is asking. We go the the Bible.

As believers and as parents, we need to walk out the truth of God's word by standing firmly on the WHOLE word of God.

Recently, a woman on my Facebook page sarcastically asked me, “Do you still believe that old Bible is inerrant?” Well, yes. Yes I do. As Christians, we do not look to worldly reason for the questions a hurting world is asking. We go to the Bible.

Psalm 33:4, “For the Word of God holds true…”

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Scriptures to pray and meditate on:

I Samuel 16:17, Phil. 4:6,7

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Give Them Grace by Elyse M. Fitzpatrick

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Judy is a woman who lived a gay lifestyle for years, but has since found redemption and chosen a better way.  Join Heidi as she shares Judy’s story – the how and why she chose a homesexual lifestyle and subsequently left it.

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Judy is a woman who lived a gay lifestyle for years, but has since found redemption and chosen a better way. Join Heidi as she shares Judy's story - the how and why she chose a homesexual lifestyle and subsequently left it.

Judy is a woman who lived a gay lifestyle for years, but has since found redemption and chosen a better way.  Join Heidi as she shares Judy’s story – the how and why she chose a homesexual lifestyle and subsequently left it.

Part 1  |  Part 2  |  Part 3

Judy is a woman who lived a gay lifestyle for years, but has since found redemption and chosen a better way. Join Heidi as she shares Judy's story - the how and why she chose a homesexual lifestyle and subsequently left it.