“We know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.”
– Romans 8:26

via “The Unrivalled Power Of Prayer” : My Utmost For His Highest : HEARTLIGHT ®.

Watch as our own Associate Pastor Billy Bauer testifies of God’s healing power on the Tom Martino show!

Pastor Billy was healed of stage 4 Lymphoma after doctor’s had given up treatment and declared that there was nothing more that could be done. Through much prayer, God completely rid Pastor Billy’s body of cancer. His testimony was the lead story on an episode of Martino TV that originally aired January 11, 2010.

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Daniel Henderson

March 16, 2009 Every Sunday morning for over 20 years, with very few exceptions, I have gathered with a group of prayer partners to read a Psalm and then spend an hour in worship-based prayer. Typically, we have started at 6:15 AM. The worship in the Word is sweet and the Spirit always guides us as we take time to specifically focus on prayers for the Sunday services of the church and all God wants to do through them. This past Sunday was no exception. We enjoyed an hour of prayer from Psalm 92. The first verse of the Psalm is very familiar but, as often happens, struck me in a fresh way. It reads:

“It is good to give thanks to the LORD, and to sing praises to Your name, O Most High; To declare Your lovingkindness in the morning, and Your faithfulness every night.” Psalm 92:1-2

find more at Why it is Good to Give Thanks – Online Bible Study Tools.

“Intercessory Prayer is a powerful means of grace to the praying man. Martyn observes that at times of inward dryness and depression, he had often found a delightful revival in the act of praying for others in their conversion, or sanctification, or prosperity in the work of the Lord. His dealings with God for them about these gifts and blessings were for himself the divinely natural channel of a renewed insight into his own part and lot in Christ, into Christ as his own rest and power, into the “perfect freedom” of an entire yielding of himself to his Master for His work.”- Bishop Handley C.G. Moule

“One can form a habit of study until the will seems to be at rest and only the intellect is engaged, the will having retired altogether from exercise. This is not true of real praying. If the affections are laggard, cold, indifferent, if the intellect is furnishing no material to clothe the petition with imagery and fervor, the prayer is a mere vaporing of intellectual exercise, nothing being accomplished worth while.” – Reverend Homer W. Hodge

Jodie Berndt: Parenting Your Teens Through Prayer.