For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
- John 3:16
Prayer
The main purpose of
prayer—whether traditional
Christian prayers, daily Bible
verses, spontaneous pleas for
help or expressions of praise
and thanksgiving—is to
connect us to a Higher Power,
to deepen our relationship
to our Lord, and to affirm our
hope and faith in God’s love.
Come pray with us.
More Prayer Stories
Recent Prayer Stories
In prayer we make ourselves known to God as we make ourselves known to our loved ones.
by Rick Hamlin
In this excerpt from Pray Big, Pastor Will Davis, Jr. shares prayer tips to prepare you for life's trials.
Celebrating a museum filled with vivid reminders of prayer and God’s story.
by Rick Hamlin
I continue to pray for my daughter every day and ask God to guide her ability to make good decisions.
by Peola Hicks
With Prayer 6, Rick Hamlin explains that honesty and openness is key when talking to God, that it's ok to express our fear, frustration and even anger in prayer.
Fatherhood makes you realize that you can do things you never thought you could—or wanted to, for that matter.
by Rick Hamlin
When you can’t find words to help you pray, reach for a song.
God wants to instruct you and guide you on life's journey! Send your prayer request for God's Guidance Day of Prayer, June 11, 2013.
Prayer Five: Rick Hamlin explores the idea that God forgives us, even if we don't always forgive ourselves very easily.
I was giving a talk about prayer and my book 10 Prayers You Can’t Live Without when I suggested that we sing a verse of “Amazing Grace”...
by Rick Hamlin
Prayer helps me be mindful that I have choices in how I walk through each day of my life.
by Peola Hicks
The process of praying can be even more valuable than the answers we’re praying for. The journey is as important as the destination.
by Rick Hamlin
We can pray that God will be their refuge. We can pray that God is with them in their times of trouble.
by Peola Hicks
With Prayer 4, Rick Hamlin explains that Jesus taught us by example that we should pray not just for ourselves, but for all mankind.
