prayer

  • Engaging the Trinity in Our Relationship with God The teaching that insists believers pray only to Jesus Christ—arguing that any direct communication with the Father undermines His role as our eternal High Priest and Mediator—completely misses the relational depth and theological richness of the biblical narrative. While it is true that Jesus is described as…

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  • A HARMONY OF PRAYER

    Introduction In some theological circles, there’s a teaching that insists believers must pray exclusively to Jesus Christ, suggesting that praying directly to God the Father is wrong and could even lead to severe spiritual consequences. While we can appreciate the sincerity behind this belief, it’s essential to approach such interpretations with a bit of caution.…

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  • The Act of Prayer: A Bridge Between Heaven and Earth The act of prayer, often described as a “conversation with God,” is more than just a spiritual exercise. It is a tangible expression of our faith, a concrete demonstration of our belief in a personal, caring God who listens and acts. This belief, deeply rooted…

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  • “18With all prayer and petition pray at all times in the Spirit, and with this in view, be on the alert with all perseverance and petition for all the saints, 19and pray on my behalf, that utterance may be given to me in the opening of my mouth, to make known with boldness the mystery of the gospel, 20for…

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  • There are some Old Testament passages that say, if we’re not willing to turn and confess known sins in our lives our prayers will be detrimentally affected. You may not know it, but the Holy Spirit will bring to mind whatever you are upset about, and when He brings it to mind, we need to…

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