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Just as Christmas and Easter aren’t the only days we should commemorate Christ’s birth and resurrection, neither is May 5 - the National Day of Prayer - the only day we should practice fervent prayer.

Christians from all over the U.S. are being encouraged to head to the National Mall in Washington, DC, later this month for an event focused on prayer and fasting for the nation. The October event is organized by Virginia-based "America for Jesus"...

I've spent a great deal of time moving our church to be "devoted to prayer." During this time, I have developed some fundamentals that I believe I must adhere to if God is going to use me to lead our church toward this goal.

Should Christians participate in the National Day of Prayer? What kind of question is that? A lot of Christian theologians are rather ambivalent about Christians participating in or getting worked up over the National Day of Prayer

It is those who trust God even when they cannot trace him–those who humbly leave all things up to him and who refuse to avenge themselves–that will remain standing.

President Bush has designated today as a day of remembrance and prayer for those who died in the terror attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania.

Prayer is one of God's greatest gifts. As a continual source of centering, peace, petition, or praise, we're blessed by His divine pathway to healing and hope. When we review how well-read our prayer offerings are, it gives us great joy that we’re...

The armor of God is what we use to defend ourselves when Satan attacks. It is the warrior’s uniform given to every Christian. It is composed of supernatural tools He has given us to contend with the rulers of this dark and imperfect world. ...

I pray we would match the urgency of our times with an urgency to pray.

You have access to God, intimate fellowship with him and your identity is sealed in him—all because He is your father. Jesus with these two words “Our Father” was transforming the nature of our relationship with God. May we all live lives that...

March 6 is World Day of Prayer. Initiated by women in the 1890s, World Prayer Day is a day to pray for and look for ways to support women and children in need as well as to pray for and support local and foreign missions.