Prayer
United in Prayer is a global prayer movement including 777, 10 Days of Prayer, and 100 Days of Prayer in which hundreds of thousands of people have participated.
This Week's United in Prayer Blog
Every new year, we often talk about making new resolutions. But have you noticed that many of our new year resolutions are focused on self-development, self-growth and mostly, selfish desires? I grew up in Adventist home, but as the years passed, I began to realize that my spiritual growth was stagnant. I went to the midweek meetings, to vespers, and to church. I was so proud of this, but I was a Seventh-day Adventist in name only. I wasn’t really practicing or living a vibrant walk with God.
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Previous Prayer Blogs
My Incredible Miracle
On the first day of school, I made a friend named Mariam.* As time passed, Mariam became my closest friend at the university. She even said that I was like a sister to her. One weekend, Mariam invited me to her house. Little did I know that I was about to experience an incredible miracle...
A Mom, Her Baby, and Hope
Monica Ramirez woke up alone and confused in an unfamiliar hospital room in late July 2020. “I felt like I had been hit by a train,” she recalls. “Someone opened the shades in my room, and I could see buildings and pavilions outside the window. It all seemed so familiar.” Ramirez’s last memory was driving to a hospital in Corona, California, and being admitted on July 7. At the time, she didn’t know she had COVID-19...
Touched by His Healing Hand
This past spring my wife, Erica, had surgery to remove a large benign hemangioma, a mass of blood vessels in the skin. Two segments of her liver were removed in the process, but we praised the Lord for a successful surgery and healing. Fourteen and a half weeks later, however, Erica began experiencing moderate to severe pelvic pain with weakness. Labs revealed return of anemia and an abdominal pelvic CT scan was performed within one week. The results that came back were shocking...
