Please note I have slightly modified this devotional from its original form to fit today’s intent – Mike New Year Review, Prayer & Final Thoughts Take some time today to review your readings from the past year (hopefully you are a 11-percenter) and reflect on what God has taught you or convicted you about. Use the … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
Five Ways to Pray for Your Persecuted Brothers and Sisters As we look forward to a new year, commit to pray regularly for your persecuted brothers and sisters in 2020. Here are specific ideas to help you pray: Pray that persecuted believers will be filled with compassion and holy love toward those who are persecuting … More Prayers for the Persecuted Church
There are many things that folks will be praying (even non-believers will be praying they can actually follow through even if they deny the act) for the New Year starting tomorrow. It is the annual New Years resolution campaign to reform some part of their life, quite smoking, drinking gambling, etc. Unfortunately most will miss … More Daily Devotional – New Year
These four (4) Q & A audio clips below highlight Stand in the Gap Today radio host, Sam Rohrer, and author, speaker, and historian, David Barton, on the meaning and power of prayer both historically and biblically. When praying for America, what is the most important thing to pray for? Looking at the current needs of America that justify serious prayer, … More When Leaders Pray
Benajah Carroll Wasn’t Beyond God’s Reach Never assume any heart is beyond God’s reach. On this day, December 27, 1843, Benajah Carroll, also know as B.H. Carroll, was born in Carrollton, Mississippi, the seventh of twelve children of a Baptist minister. When Benajah was five, the family moved to Texas. Almost from the day he learned … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
Ahora, pues, ninguna condenación hay para los que están en Cristo Jesús, los que no andan conforme a la carne, sino conforme al Espíritu. – RVR 1960 Romans 8 is packed full of doctrinal and theological gems. Paul under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit chooses to begin the chapter with this glorious and gracious … More Daily Devotional – Condemnation
So you thought marriage was going to be the proverbial “rose garden”; not so much even for “Christians” there will be tough times and sometimes conflicts. Its how we deal with them that sets us apart. – Mike How to Pray during Marital Conflict December 07, 2019 by: Andreas J. Köstenberger, Margaret Elizabeth Köstenberger Excerpt of This article … More How to Pray during Marital Conflict
Nearly every person—religious or not—has heard the phrase, “Prayer changes things.” But do they really believe it? They should, says American Pastors Network (APN) President Sam Rohrer, because God has made it clear that He answers prayer. Proper prayer can turn the head of God,”¹ Rohrer said. “Proper prayer by God’s people can turn back the judgment of … More Does Prayer Really Change Things?
Political division. Impeachment hearings. Waning church attendance. Young people walking away from the faith. A PC agenda pushed on the culture. The list of deep concerns for America goes on and on. With a crucial 2020 presidential election now less than a year away, the American Pastors Network (APN) has embarked on an inspirational, exciting and very necessary … More America Will Never Be Great Again Until We Acknowledge That God Is Great
We know that countless churches are praying corporately every Sunday for our nation—as they should,” … people in the pews can make significant prayer impact as well, and the American Pastors Network is suggesting that believers follow up with specific prayer for the nation each Tuesday between Nov. 12 and next year’s presidential election. This … More Reminder – ‘52 Tuesdays’ Initiative Begins Today
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