31 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
The following was provided to us by Dr. Doug Burleson highlighting events at this year’s FHU Lectures and looking ahead to 2016’s lectures.
The 79th Annual Freed-Hardeman University Lectureship is happening this week in Henderson, TN. This year features the theme “Give Us A King: Faith, Failure, & Forgiveness in Samuel.” The program features around 120 presentations, which feature…
27 January, 2015
Published by Richard Beck in Prayer
For most of my life prayer had been a stumbling block. Prayer always raised more questions than it provided answers. Whenever I prayed I was filled with doubt.
To be sure this was mainly due to how I approached prayer. I approached prayer pragmatically. The critical question was: Did prayer work? Did prayer do anything? Accomplish anything?
And if it didn’t, what was the point?
Here and there, when I voiced these…
26 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
Prayer is so vitally important in our churches and homes. We believe it is important to pass on some resources for those of you who want to do more reading and study on how to draw closer to God through prayer. Here are a few books you might consider:
Answering God: The Psalms as Tools for Prayer by Eugene…
24 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
Father, we have challenges ahead…challenges to make disciples, challenges to our unity, challenges in our interpretation and doctrine and challenges with our holiness. And we know that none of these are insurmountable with your power and presence.
So we pray, Lord, that you will continue to be patient with us. We pray that you will open our eyes, hearts and minds…
23 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
The following is from Bobby Harrington of discipleship.org
There is a national conversation about discipleship going on right now. In some circles it is the hot topic, with lots of convincing, inspiring, and good ideas. We believe God is at work in the midst this dialogue. Discipleship.org wants to pour gasoline on the fires that are being lit and the…
21 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
This article is from Bobby Harrington of discipleship.org
There is a free webinar of the first National Discipleship Forum entitled, “The Discipleship Lifestyle.” The webinar is promoted on discipleship.org. It took place at Saddleback Church in Los Angeles, CA, and was held in conjunction with the Exponential Conference (West). The speakers included Francis Chan, Jim Putnam, Jeff Vanderstelt, Robert Coleman, Bill Hull, and KP Yohannan, and was presented by…
20 January, 2015
Published by John Mark Hicks in Prayer, Uncategorized
You, God, who made the heavens and the earth and have promised to remake them, hear my voice.
I plead for a hearing because you often seem so distant to me, and sometimes I fear that you do not listen. Awake, O God, and hear my prayer for I struggle once again with death. Death has again invaded my world.
God, I hate death. I trust that you hate it, too….
20 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
U2 and the Psalms have something in common. Both know how to infuse the soul with song so rich and meaningful that it speaks words from our heart that we might never have come up with on our own. On July 7th, 2005 during the Vertigo tour, there was a series of bombs set off in the London transportation system…
17 January, 2015
Published by Terry Rush in Prayer
You cannot think your way into a new way of living. You have to live your way into a new way of thinking. Richard Rohr
The Tulsa Workshop will open for year 40 at the Tulsa State Fairgrounds March 18, 2015. The three-day event will become a hub of excitement, renewal, and joy as Christians gather from around the world….
15 January, 2015
Published by Matt Dabbs in Prayer
In sharing some thoughts recently on Luke 10 it dawned on me that Jesus is telling us that there is something we need to be praying and I cannot say that I have heard it prayed more than a few times in my life.
“After this the Lord appointed seventy-two others and sent them two by two ahead…
