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Have you ever cried while praying? Mark McDowell explores this prayer in Genesis 21 by Hagar, and how we might use it in our own prayers.
Proper and Improper Ways of Asking God for Something (2 Sam 5.19, 23)
In the Old Testament, followers of God often are said to “inquire” of God. These prayers are asking for direction. But there are good and bad ways of offering such prayers. Dr. Mark McDowell explorers these issues with this prayer from 2 Samuel 5.
Abraham Intercedes for Abimelech (Gen 20.7, 17)
What do we learn from this prayer offered by Abraham on behalf of Abimelech? Join Mark McDowell as he explores the background, meaning, and application of this prayer.
Prayer and Emotion, Revenge and Mercy (1 Sam 24.12, 15, 19)
Are we careful enough in our responses to God’s answers? Emotions can blur reality, and it can make us blind to our selfishness. How does this relate to our prayers? Join Dr Mark McDowell as he explores these ideas in this prayer from 1 Sam 24.
Enrich Your Prayers at our New Website!
The Praying Through the Bible prodcast has a new home—renovated and retooled. More resources, easier on the eyes, and options for free and premium content. Join Mark McDowell, Mark McFaddyn, and Kate Dubay as we learn to enrich our prayers!