Inspiration

God has proved his power throughout the ages, fulfilling his promises of punishing the wicked, flooding the world, and leading his children to the holy lands of Israel. Unlike our own word which so often has an expiration date stamped upon it, God does not commit false promises, his words cannot fail us

Prayer

Father, I ask You to bless my family and friends as I pray for them every day. Thank You for giving me the opportunity to build Your kingdom through my words and actions. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

Devotional

Many times, our prayer requests are about ourselves. However, the Bible teaches us that we need to pray for one another. It’s one of the many ways God uses us to build up His kingdom.
 
Think of your friends. Who are the people in your life who are most important to you? We all have them—our parents, our children, our siblings, our spouses . . . it could even be a good friend who is going through a hard time. These are people God has put in our lives for a reason! As Christians, we should always pray for one another—even petitioning God for our loved ones when they are in need.
 
Question to Consider: Who is someone you know who could use your prayers today?

Praying For Friends
Verse
Ephesians 6:18 ESV

praying at all times in the Spirit, with all prayer and supplication. To that end, keep alert with all perseverance, making supplication for all the saints,

Prayer

Dear Lord, I want to know You more and live an “anointed” life just like Your early church did. Help me to pray more for others. Let my words glorify You as I grow in my prayer life. In Jesus’ name, I pray. Amen.

Devotional

In the New Testament church, prayer was a normal part of everyday life. Everyone prayed! Church members were considered “spiritual” if they knew how to pray.
 
Prayer was something that everyone practiced. Even children were taught to pray at a young age and expected to grow in their knowledge of how to communicate with God. As Christians today, we are no different—we are called to live an “anointed” life, where the Holy Spirit helps us pray for one another as well as ourselves.
 
Question to Consider: How can you improve your prayer life by learning from the faith of those who have gone before us?

How Can You Pray?
Verse
Luke 11:1 ESV

Now Jesus was praying in a certain place, and when he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, as John taught his disciples.”

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This NASB Strong’s utilizes the 1995 version of the NASB text.
A modern revision of the American Standard Version of 1901, which is still respected for its accuracy, the New American Standard Bible (NASB) conforms closely to the original Greek and Hebrew but keeps the reader in mind when it comes to readability. The NASB has enjoyed wide use and honor since it first entered the public in 1971.
The popular Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance contains all of the Bible’s meaningful, significant words and their Greek/Hebrew counterparts. James Strong, who saw his mission as making the language of God available to Bible students, published the first edition of his concordance in 1890—without the aid of modern technology. His work, which lasted 35 years, abides to this day as a universal and central tool for studying the Bible.
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