Sometimes walking with God is literally that: walking with God.
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Acts on Prayer – Prayer in the First Person
Paul had power to do great things for God, because he had a powerful relationship with God.
Acts on Prayer – Does Your Real Life Back up Your Prayer Life?
The world needs to see lives that support our testimonies as Christians. You know who else needs to see that? God.
Acts on Prayer – The Macedonian Call
It does not matter who you are, or where you are in the world, if you will draw near to God, He will draw near to you. All we have to do is pray.
Acts on Prayer – And Fasting
I have to admit, praying I can do. Fasting is a difficulty for me. So this post was a difficult one to put up. But in Scripture fasting and prayer go hand in hand. Those who did it, did not always fast and pray. It was usually reserved for times when real guidance was needed. … Continue reading Acts on Prayer – And Fasting
Acts on Prayer – Have a Crisis? If You Have God, Problem Solved!
Does faith often feel weak in the face of crisis? Sure it does. When we’re in the middle of calamity, the calamity appears a lot closer to us than God does, so it seems much bigger. But God honors even the tiniest bit of faith.
Acts on Prayer – Sometimes God Changes the Agenda.
When we pray, we need to be ready to accept that God might change the agenda.
Acts on Prayer – A Man Who Moves God
Cornelius had all the characteristics of a great man of prayer. The sobering fact is that I can have these characteristics, too. The question is: "Why don't I?"
Acts on Prayer – Prayer-Work
Sometimes when we pray, God does not change our circumstances, or the people or things we are praying about; He changes us. Often what He changes is our prejudices (racial and otherwise), because the Gospel is not the exclusive property of any one group of people. God intends it for all.
Acts on Prayer – Prayer is Omnipotence
Hebrews 11:6 “But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.” Scripture says that Saul “was consenting unto [Stephen’s] death” (Acts 8:1). He was the one who watched over the coats of … Continue reading Acts on Prayer – Prayer is Omnipotence
Grace in Waves 