Dr. Ray Pritchard

Letting go must always come first.

We pray for the lost precisely because we fully expect God to work in the hearts of the lost long before they come to faith in Christ.

Jesus was not ashamed to come from Nazareth.

When the Spirit comes, he produces gentleness in place of a harsh, critical spirit.

Even as a young boy Jesus was conscious of God’s divine call on his life.

The final tragedy is to know Jesus so well that you don’t know him at all.

Jesus is the Savior for the whole wide world.

We don't keep the law because Jesus kept it for us.

God often sends us to Egypt to protect us and to prepare us for what is to come.

Christ never turns away from any heart that is open to him.

What the shepherds did, we all can do.

Our God is not a frontrunner.

Mary said Yes. Yes to God, Yes to the impossible, Yes to the plan of God.

Between now and Easter we will cover many of the places Jesus visited when he was on the earth.

Will you be one of 1,000 praying for China on March 26?

Robert Schuler showed me how to pray for China.

If you don’t have a reason for praying a particular prayer, perhaps it’s not worth praying in the first place.

How easy it is to substitute knowledge for a warm heart toward Jesus. How quickly we justify our hard hearts by pointing to all our...