When you pray, are you expecting God to answer? Expecting Him to hear and move in response to your prayer?

Does prayer work? A resounding “yes!”

God longs for you to pray! He can’t wait for the times you engage with Him in prayer.

What is prayer? At its core, prayer is about engaging with God.

Christians, by definition, are people of prayer. How’s your prayer life going? I hope this week’s devos will reignite your passion for prayer.

Abram’s altars were not places of sacrifice, but places of prayer. What places of prayer do you have?

God's covenant with Abram reminds us that His eternal promises cannot be thwarted by human failures or circumstances. Rest in the assurance today that God's grand redemptive plan through Christ will be accomplished regardless of your mistakes or others' choices.

Lot's gradual descent toward Sodom illustrates how small compromises can lead to devastating spiritual consequences over time. Examine what thoughts or temptations you need to "take captive" today before they lead you somewhere you never intended to go.

Abram's interaction with Lot demonstrates how godly people handle conflict through humble concessions rather than prideful demands. Consider one relationship where you might need to make a concession today for the sake of peace and family unity.

Abram compromised, and we all do. But the good news is that God has made a way out of these sinful habits, if we will take it.

Abram's journey reveals how small compromises can create significant complications in our walk with God. Identify one area where you might be compromising God's clear direction in your life and commit to releasing it today.

If you want the Spirit’s help, comfort, and presence, you need to accept Him!

Some people pretend they’re filled with the Spirit’s by faking external signs. But real Spirit-baptism is proven by an inner assurance of His coming.

The comforting presence of the Spirit makes all the difference.

The Holy Spirit is our advocate, helping and defending us.

The Holy Spirit is not just a force or energy, but the third person of the Trinity who desires to dwell within us and empower our Christian lives.

Being sanctified doesn’t mean you’ve arrived. It only means you are more free to keep growing.

The most personal song on the new album – celebrating the freedom I found.

God’s saving and sanctifying grace causes us to worship with gladness!

What is God’s will for your life? You can sure that He wants to save, sanctify and glorify you.