Similar Posts
Is it possible to pray too rashly? (1 Sam 14.41)
The prayer in 1 Samuel reflects Saul’s reckless leadership and reliance on casting lots for guidance, highlighting his flawed decision-making. Jonathan’s better grasp of command is evident in his actions during a battle. Saul’s rashness is further demonstrated through his fasting order and vow to kill the wrongdoer, revealing his ill-conceived decisions as a king of Israel.
How to Pray an Extreme Prayer (Deut 9.26-29)
Moses asked God not to destroy the people who had betrayed him—a bold and extreme prayer. Can we use this prayer in our prayers? Join Dr. Mark McDowell as he examines it.
How to pray when you have failed in life (Judges 16.24, 28)
Sometimes, we fail in life—perhaps spectacularly. We let down ourselves, others, and even God. How should we pray in such a situation? Join Dr. Mark McDowell as he explores this prayer by Samson found in the book of Judges.
Aaron Blesses the People of Israel (Lev 9.22)
Mark McDowell examines the lone prayer in Leviticus: the new priest Aaron blesses the people. What can we learn from this prayer about our own prayer practice?
Moses Offers a Prayer on Behalf of Pharaoh (Exod 8.8-9, 12)
A study of the prayer by Moses on behalf of the Egyptian Pharaoh, and how we can use it as a model in our own prayers.
A Summary of the Prayers in Ruth
Read this study of prayers in the book of Ruth for free on Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/posts/39808608 — Buy the Books Praying Through the Bible (Vol 1: Genesis–Joshua) | Paperback | Kindle | iBook Praying Through the Bible (Vol 2: Judges–2 Samuel) Paperback | Kindle | iBook Praying Through the Bible (Vol 3: 1 Kings–2 Chronicles) Paperback…