Learn about prayers of lament and petition in the study of prayers from First Kings 17. Dr. Mark McDowell delves into the background, meaning, and provides practical applications for our own prayers.
We are all affected by our surroundings. Our culture affects how we see the world. How do these things affect our prayer—and can they lead us away from genuine spiritual prayer? Dr. Mark McDowell examines just such a prayer from Judges 17. How can we use this to enrich our prayer practice?
Often it can be difficult to discern what God wants of us, and it is easy to be influenced by people or culture around us. This prayer encourages us in following God’s truth, and being patient. Join Dr. Mark McDowell as he explores this prayer which can enrich our own prayers.
Explore this prayer from 1 Kings with Dr. Mark McDowell. It addresses whether riches are good or bad and how to incorporate the subject into our prayer life
This prayer in 1 kings 8 is a fine example of the variety of prayer. Join Dr. McDowell as he studies the background, meaning, and applications of this passage.
This prayer teaches us how to pray for God’s presence for what might happen in the future. It includes admission of our own weakness. We all fail sometimes, and we can pray about that before it happens.
Did you ever consider praying about your prayer. Follow along with Dr. Mark McDowell as he explores these five petitions from First Kings, which can help us enrich our prayer lives.
Can the place of your prayer affect your prayers? Or some places more than others? Join Dr. McDowell as he explores this concept through this prayer by Solomon in First Kings.
Praise prayers are not as common as other types in modern prayers. This one is paired with a petition. Explore this prayer with us from 1 Kings as a model for your own praise prayers.
Usually the only blessing prayers we offer our over food or perhaps a child. But prayer blessings have a rich variety in the Bible. Join us here as we explore this prayer by Solomon from First Kings.
