Moses and Aaron were among his priests, Samuel also was among those who called on his name. They called to the Lord, and he answered them (Psalm 99:6).
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Category Archives: Answers to Prayer
God Answers Prayer
I pray specific Scripture for missionaries we know. Recently one told me “I want to do what I do because of love.”
For five years I have been praying this: “Let their service be motivated by love. Help them to obey your command to love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all you mind and love your neighbor as yourself” (Luke 10:27).
God answers prayer.
A Very Present Help
While working on a house project, my husband silently prayed, “Lord, what tool should I use for this next step?”
At that moment, the thought flashed through my mind to tell him about a tool I knew we had. It was exactly what he needed.
God is a very present help (from Psalm 46:1).
Prayer Matters to God
Today in the Word,* a daily devotional by Moody Bible Institute, features daily prayer requests.
These requests, written month’s prior to publication, often coincide with specific needs realized on that date.
Prayer matters to God.
A Stranger’s Generosity
I made a new friend in our building’s laundry room last week. I had loaded a huge pile of wet clothes into a dryer, then realized I had no money. A woman noticed my dilemma, held our her laundry card and said, “Here, use mine!”
Her generosity reminds me of God’s, who gives good gifts to people who don’t yet know him.
“Before they call, I will answer” (Isaiah 65:24).
When People Pray (from Psalm 20)
When people pray the Lord . . .
~answers (v.1)
~protects (v.1)
~sends help (v.2)
~remembers our offerings (v.3)
~regards our sacrifices with favor (v.3)
~grants our heart’s desires (v.4)
~fulfills our plans (v.4)
~fulfills our petitions (v.5)
~saves (v.9)
Worry less. Pray more. Give God glory!
Choosing to Believe
I overheard two women wondering why some babies suffer at birth.
One chose to believe that God is not powerful enough to answer prayer or prevent suffering.
The other chose to believe that we pray to an omnipotent God whose His ways are higher than ours (from Jeremiah 32:17; Isaiah 55:9).
