We are reminded through the life of E.M. Bounds that prayer is not merely a duty, but a powerful communion with God through which He accomplishes His purposes.
There is a tendency in all of us to exalt ourselves — to seek the recognition and attention of other people. As we dig into the context of this command, we’ll see that Jesus cuts right to the heart and exposes this pride in all of us.
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Ask in Faith: Part 4
A real evidence of faith is persistent prayer. But why do we find it so hard to continue in prayer without giving up?
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Ask in Faith: Part 3
God tells us to ask Him for things in prayer, but why do we ask sometimes and not see anything happen?
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Ask In Faith: Part 2
What competes with faith in our lives? Unbelief and doubt come into our lives when we give our ear to other things.
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Ask in Faith: Part 1
Augustine said: “Faith is to believe what you do not see. The reward for this faith is to see what you believe.” When Jesus commanded us to ask in faith, He also gave us an invitation — an invitation to draw near to the Faithful One.
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Bonus: “Fixed on the Finish Line” with Arlen Glick
Did you know that the cumulative weight of something as small as a cell-phone carried for 100 miles would add up to 70,000 pounds? This puts a whole new perspective on “setting aside every weight” in order to run the race set before us! We are thrilled to have ultramarathoner Arlen Glick join us on this delightful episode.
The Testimony of an Ultra Marathon Runner
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Be a House of Prayer: Part 4
As we allow God’s Word to renew our minds and change our hearts, our “temples” are cleansed. As we allow Him to deal with anything that would hinder us, we will begin to live and operate as houses of prayer!
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Be a House of Prayer: Part 3
Why did Jesus come in and so abruptly cleanse the Temple? Jesus came in to cleansed out the things that were in competition with God’s purpose for the Temple.
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Be a House of Prayer: Part 2
What is a house of prayer? It is a place of fellowship, communication and intimacy with God. God desired that His physical temple be a place of communion with Himself, a place where He could fellowship with man.
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Be a House of Prayer: Part 1
There are some beautiful parallels between God’s temple in Jerusalem and His temple within the heart and life of every believer. God’s heart for every believer is that they become a temple in which He dwells — where communion between God and man takes place!
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Be a Servant: Part 4
Not only did Jesus Christ humble Himself to take on humanity, but He went beyond that and “took upon Him the form of a servant” (Phil. 2:7).
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Be a Servant: Part 3
Have you noticed how easy it is to serve with a motivation to be accepted or recognized by others? This is something we need to watch out for and ask God to purify us from.