Prayer
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Previous Prayer Blogs
Week 10 - 100 Days of Prayer - The Heart Surgery Miracle
I was born into an Adventist home, and my father was a pastor. He was loved and highly respected by our church family and everyone thought we were a normal, happy pastoral family. Afterall, from outward appearances, that’s what we looked like. But, as we all know, looks can be deceiving. No one knew the sadness and pain that existed in our home.
Week 9 - 100 Days of Prayer - Preparing for Pentecost
Years ago, early in my ministry, I was invited to conduct a Week of Spiritual Emphasis at a Christian elementary school. As the week progressed, it became obvious to me that two of the teachers were having a serious conflict. Their negative attitudes toward one another regularly boiled over in staff meetings. If one suggested an idea, the other opposed it. When both of them were present in a meeting, tension filled the air. It was apparent that they did not like one another at all...
Week 8 - 100 Days of Prayer - Limiting Digital Distractions
It was during the summer before my third year of high school—a school with all the attendant ills of violence, drugs, sexual immorality, etc.—that my parents decided I needed a change of scenery, and for good reason. I have always had a “thing” for words and language. I excelled in any subject that involved English or writing, and this started at an early age for me. So, when Hip Hop music burst onto the American music scene in the late 80s and 90s, I was hooked. I overdosed on the Hip Hop groups of the day. Add to the music a hot new dance craze called Breakdancing, and I was doubly hooked. It was fresh. It was urban. It was me...
