پلانی خوێندنەوەی بێبەرامبەر و بابەتی پەرستشی پەیوەست بە لۆقا 11:1

Whether it is sickness, stage of life, or disaster that quarantines you to your home, isolation can be devastating. We are communal people made in the image of a communal God, but isolation can also be a gift. How do you spiritually grow and even thrive in isolation? How do you learn to spiritually self-feed?

Do you want to build a powerful prayer life, but you’re not sure how to begin? If so, this Bible Plan will give you 5 keys you need to build a glorious prayer life filled with supernatural encounters with God.

In this Bible plan, we dive into prayer and how to pray. Each day, you will take a look at your prayer life differently.

Have you decided to walk in obedience to God, or do you think you debate His every command? You will often face a crisis of belief as you choose to obey, and each time you will change and be more conformed to God’s image. If you give God your YES, God will lead you into His plan for your life and give you the power to do it.

Jesus’ disciples could have asked Him to teach them something miraculous, like walking on water. Instead, they said, "Teach us to pray." They recognized Jesus as the expert on prayer. In this six-day plan, Ioannis Dekas explores Jesus’ response to their plea by walking us through the Lord’s Prayer: the practical, powerful grid we can lay over conversations with our Heavenly Father, so we too can learn to pray.

When all we do is memorize and repeat Scripture for Scripture’s sake – as in the case of the Lord’s Prayer – without ever revisiting or reanalyzing it, we risk losing the context and real-life application of God’s Word. This 7-day study aims to take a much closer look at Jesus’ words and intent in Luke 11:1-4.

Just like the disciples who followed Jesus during his time on earth, we look to our Savior for wisdom and direction. As the disciples saw first-hand and we read in the Bible, Jesus gained strength when he spent time with the Father. So, we ask him, “Jesus, teach us to pray.” This reading plan from author Bobby Schuller shows you how to follow Jesus’ lead in “Praying the Psalms.”

To maintain consistency and growth in our prayer life, we need to get back to 'basics' sometimes. It's like this - when a famous sportsman doesn't perform well, what does his/her coach suggest? The advice would be to get back to basics and practice. No wonder Paul compares our life to a race. When our basics are refreshed, our relationship with God is renewed, our perspective is heightened, our expectations get bolder and our intimacy with our God is deepened when we pause to contemplate on Him, the Author and Finisher of our faith. May this focus on prayer basics leave you thirsting for more of Him. Stay passionate, stay blessed!

Prayer is a critical part of the life of every Christian. Through prayer we encounter and are encountered by God. This 7-day reading plan based on Brain Sutton's Conversation with God will encourage readers to encounter God through prayer in fresh new ways.

A church can appear healthy but have underlying illness. A healthy and fit church, though, is actively making disciples, developing strong leaders, and reaching out to the community. Gary McIntosh and Phil Stevenson have over eighty years of combined experience in church leadership. This week-long devotional gives us a glimpse into how to identify the type of church we serve and move toward a higher level of fitness for the sake of God’s kingdom.