Posts Tagged ‘prayer’
Praying Perspective
I remember observing praying people when I was a young kid. Zach Webb prayed at church and prayed the same prayer every time he was called upon to pray. My mammie was a quiet prayer warrior. Her faith was on display as she simply lived her life for others to notice. She was a student…
Read MoreChildlike Faith
I can still remember snippets from my childhood. I grew up in a small little unincorporated town in Kentucky. I am one of five children. My parents introduced me to Jesus when I was a child. I learned that He loved me by going to Sunday School and church. I also went to VBS every…
Read MoreHealed
I have been healed many times. I recently went to the doctor with my neck “locked up”. I couldn’t turn my head to the right or the left. After receiving a couple of shots on both sides of my neck, I was referred to a Chiropractor – who with therapy and adjustment made great strides…
Read MoreSimple & Deep Faith
I have been a follower of Jesus since I was a kid. Back then, I was leaning into my parents and grand parents’ faith. When I was in college, I began to own my faith. I wanted to honor the Lord. That was over 40 years ago. My relationship with the Lord has been growing…
Read MoreSerious Informal Prayer
Most prayer seems serious, but it doesn’t have to be. I think prayer should more informal than formal. In our humanness or our flesh, we have made prayer into something I don’t think it was ever intended to be. Prayer is most definitely NOT performance – it is informal conversation with the Creator of the…
Read MorePrivate Prayer
I have a theory about prayer and people. I believe everyone prays. Some pray to a false god or a God they just don’t know yet. Most everyone will pray in a pinch or in a crisis. I believe that my prayer life reflects my relationship with God. I have prayed publicly, and I must…
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