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Apart from me you can do nothing. John 15:5 The prayer “I can do nothing apart from You” is simple and powerful. What situations are you facing today that need prayer? How can you rest assured that God is with you and loves you? https://lnkd.in/ehSFiGmW

Kickstart your day with a moment of gratitude and reflection. Recite a morning prayer to invite God's guidance and blessings into your life. Embrace the teachings of Jesus and let His words shape your path. Strengthen your faith and feel empowered to face each day with confidence and peace. Watch our latest video for a powerful morning prayer. #MorningPrayer #FaithInGod

Jesus, identified as the Messiah and Son of God, asks us who we believe He is, emphasizing the importance of personal faith over hearsay. A personal understanding of Jesus as our Savior can profoundly impact every aspect of our lives. The document encourages self-reflection on how knowing Jesus personally affects one's daily life. Read full blog: https://lnkd.in/gVyjzf49

Jesus taught us to give our cares and concerns to Him (which includes the weight of the baggage we carry from others) that are too heavy for our shoulders. Once we take upon ourselves the yoke of Christ, we learn this valuable lesson: we are only responsible for our own choices. What others think, say and do is based upon their own decisions apart from us. It is a fact that some people make wrong choices, and then try to blame others for the wrong choices they have made instead of taking responsibility for those choices themselves. The best thing that we can do is to decide to take responsibility for our own lives and to let go of the temptation to carry guilt, condemnation, shame, or blame that never belonged to us anyway. Refusing to be overloaded with the weight of others' choices and accepting responsibility only for our own, frees us to fully explore and enjoy our lives so that we can equip others with the lessons we've learned from the triumphs and tragedies that God allows to come our way.

If you want more faith, then you’re going to need more prayer. As you pray you learn to trust the God who answers prayer. It is like exercise. The more weight you lift, the stronger your body gets, and the more you pray, the stronger your faith gets. Neglecting God’s call to prayer leads to spiritual weakness and failure. If you want more trust, if you want more hope, more faith, and more strength, then you need more prayer. You can’t let prayer take a backseat in your life. It has to be the most important part of your day. It sets the tone for your life. Without it your faith is useless and weak. When you love someone, you want to spend time with them and talk with them, and when you need something from someone, you have to communicate to ask them for what you need. Prayer is your communication with God. It’s the way you connect, the way you come into his presence and learn his character. Excerpt From Devotions for the God Guy Pastor Michael DiMarco

Discover the Life-Changing Power of Jesus: Experience Abundance and Freedom Are you feeling trapped and overwhelmed by the challenges of life? Find hope and freedom in Jesus, the son of God, who sacrificed himself on the cross to give you a life filled with abundance and joy. Watch this video to learn how to unlock the power of faith in your life. #LifeChangingPower #JesusSaves #AbundanceandFreedom #FaithInspiration #HopeandFreedom #GodsLove #OvercomingChallenges #SpiritualGrowth #FindingHope #NewLifeInJesus

Philippians 4:6 urges us to present our requests to God through prayer. As a child of God, you have direct access to Him. Prayer is an open conversation with God. A conversation you can feel free to have with Him because He has called you forth to come as you are (Isaiah 55:1-3). God invites you to bring your weariness, anxiousness, unworthiness, confusion and uncertainty to Him. In return, He promises you rest and peace that surpasses all understanding. So what do you pray for, and how do you pray whilst in the waiting room? Well, prayer is always personal and spirit-led. However, sometimes when your spirit is found wanting, it may not lead you to a place of communion with God. When this is the case, let these things guide your prayer time: Be vulnerable: Vulnerable prayers are petitions. They are not sugar-coated or infused with special colourants or additives but are direct and specific to the needs you have. The prerequisite for these prayers is humility. Humility allows God’s grace to pierce through our souls to effect change in our lives and situations.