A Prayer About an Undivided Heart
Yes, Father, extremely YES … give me an undivided heart that I may fear your name, praise you with all my heart and glorify your name forever.
Yes, Father, extremely YES … give me an undivided heart that I may fear your name, praise you with all my heart and glorify your name forever.
Will you join us, and pause with these 6 Scriptures and Prayers for our Lenten Season? They can be filled with worship for the freedom He has given us.
What does loving well truly mean? As we pray and seek the answer to that question. We will see that truly Jesus is the meaning of love.
I believe the very work of writing a prayer as poetry takes us deeper into our hearts, giving a new vocabulary to offer our longings to God.
Prayer is like a river. It is always flowing, and we are not its source. Its source is the Christ “who was raised to life,” for we know that He “is at the right hand of God . . . interceding for us” Romans 8:34. To pray is to step into the rushing water.