Praying in church

Man praying in the pew of a church.

The Lord cares about our physical health and understands our unique situations—so does an inability to skip meals necessarily equate to skipping out on the blessings of fasting?

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We are quick to agree about the need for repentance outside the walls of our churches. But are we as quick to recognize our own need?

Believers can pray with confidence when we start with biblical faith and pray God's promises like wisdom, deliverance and rest.

Blesses.., pray prayer! ! !

I really just wanted to share with you what I’ve discovered as the ONLY prayer that works 100 percent of the time.

"I don’t know why good people die young. I don’t know why my mother died at 54. I don’t know what happens when hurting, lost people die. I know what scriptures say about things like 'weeping and gnashing of teeth.'"

A Baptist church congregation engaged in congregational singing, with people of various descents holding hymnals and singing joyfully. The church interior is traditional, with wooden pews and stained glass windows, evoking a sense of community and devotion.

How does a church make the leap to become a praying church, where prayer is the engine and fuel behind every spiritual advancement?