Greetings fellow Christians,
I am new to the Pray Network. Everything looks great, but I'm still not sure how to enter prayer requests and find the prayer requests of others. I took the tour, but still did not get it.
Do you all pray for one another
Read more…I have been doing a blog on following after Jesus for about 3 months now and am exploring the addition of a "Prayer Wall" on my blog to encourage prayer among those who follow my blog. I am looking for others online who have a "Prayer Wall" on their
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Leading a Church in Prayer …… deserves thoughtful preparation.
by Kevin DeYoung
Some traditions use set prayers. Others rely on extemporaneous prayers. Both have their place. But I believe what our congregationsneed most are studied prayers, well p
Read more…Prayer is an expression of the heart communicated to God, in as an imitation of of Jesus Christ, verbally and non-verbally. Words are intellectual symbols and to rely solely on them as prayer limits our spiritual expressions in prayer.
My single mos
I don't know about others but when I am in prayer, it is then that I really feel I am close to my Heavenly Father. It is like we join hands and can truly talk to each other. Praise His Holy Name.
Read more…I just attended a pastor's conference where Daniel Henderson spoke and led some sessions in spontaneous worship-based prayer. I would like to be in a prayer summit in central Pennsylvania. Anyone else interested?
Read more…I know when I think of prayer walking I think of walking through a neighborhood and praying for the people that live there. Well this is a new prayer walking I've begun some months back. I began walking on the treadmill in my basement. I have never b
Read more…Books (and other resources) have had a profound impact on my understanding and experience of prayer and praying. You too?
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Does your church have a prayer room? If so please tell me about it. Thanks
Read more…I have noticed a couple of "discussions" about this, please note the correct spelling of "labyrinth" so others can find us when they search for it! (alternate spellings used so far: "labrinyth" and "labrinth")
I developed a station-based labyrinth for
In 1 Thessalonians 5:17 we are exhorted to "pray without ceasing" -- HOw is that humanly possible?
Marketplace Chaplain Jim McManus offers a helpful perspective based on Paul's other uses of the original Greek term. Take a look then comment ...
