The sum of all this is that the death and blood-shedding of Jesus Christ has wrought, and effectually procures, for all those who are concerned, eternal redemption. That consists in grace here, and glory hereafter.
Read MoreIn this episode, Jeremy Walker and Teddy James discuss some helpful resources on learning to pray, both privately and corporately.
Read MoreThe life of discipleship is to be shaped principally by Jesus’ commands—not by some of them, or even most of them, but by “all” of them.
Read MoreJeremy seeks to give practical counsel for those leading out in the prayer service.
Read MoreYou might read the Word and seem to understand it very fully, yet, if you are not in the habit of waiting continually upon God, you will make little progress in the divine life.
Read MoreThis week, Teddy is sitting down with Pastor Jeremy Walker to discuss foundational matters when it comes to corporate prayer.
Read MoreIf pastors are not willing to serve, then they are not fit ministers of God’s people.
Read MoreDo not despair and do not surrender the sacred privilege of prayer in your life today, particularly in regard to loved ones.
Read MoreOh, for a heart to love God more, to hate sin more, to walk more closely with God.
Read MoreOur role in prayer is to ask; God’s role is to answer. So how do we ask?
Read MoreLet the kingdom of thy grace come into our hearts, that they may be the temples of the Holy Ghost. Let no iniquity have dominion over us.
Read MoreYou may remember Hugh Morrison from his talk to church leaders a few weeks ago. He is on the podcast again this week to discuss the labor of prayer with Dr. John Snyder.
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