Prayer

Why do I so often forget that Jesus “came to seek and to save what was lost?” Zacchaeus reminds me to turn my judgment to prayer.

Ask and He promises to answer you. Seek and He promises you will find exactly what you need. Knock and He promises the right doors will open. Pray boldly!

We can’t just go through the motions. True worship is proven by actions.

Do you have that peace? Have you trusted in Christ as the only way you can know God and finally enter into a relationship with Him?

Following Jesus should not be dependent on our circumstances. We should trust Him just as much in our success as in our failure.

The eternal God came to man, explained His plan, invites us to have a personal relationship with Him, and talk with Him in prayer.

If you are reading this with a fearful heart, He is inviting you to trust Him even as the winds of fear howl around you. He is inviting you to a place of rest and peace.

I love the prayer of Agur. His desire for integrity and dependence is the crying need of a culture bent on doing whatever it takes to get ahead and saturated in self-dependence. Thankfully, we Christians do not have to be influenced by our culture.

God can calm your heart. You’ve just been too busy to let Him.