Intersections of Prayer (Pt. 2)
Committing the Lord’s Prayer to memory is good. Committing to do more with it is even better. Are you using the prayer for its intended purpose? Dr. David Jeremiah offers tools and insights to help you use
Intersections of Prayer (Pt. 1)
When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray, He didn’t give them words to recite. He gave them a roadmap known as the Lord’s Prayer. Dr. David Jeremiah explores that roadmap to be used
The Doxology of Prayer
Understanding the presence of God in our lives and in our churches can radically transform us and our prayers. Dr. David Jeremiah teaches how to understand God’s glorious presence through prayer. In his message, “The Doxology of
Prayer and Personal Relationships
Nothing feels more liberating than your sin being forgiven by God. But a close second is the feeling of freedom you experience by forgiving others. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of the Lord’s Prayer, which focuses
Prayer and Protection: Part II (Pt. 2)
If there’s anything certain about life, it’s that life is uncertain. If that makes you fearful, take comfort in this certainty: God is a God of deliverance. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at fear through the eyes of
Prayer and Protection: Part II (Pt. 1)
King David was the man after God’s own heart, so it’s natural to assume he was immune to life’s troubles. But his prayers tell a different story. Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the number of times King David
Prayer and Protection: Part I (Pt. 2)
Temptation is everywhere in today’s culture. No wonder Jesus taught His disciples to pray against it when He gave them the Lord’s Prayer. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the dangers of temptation. You’ll learn
Prayer and Protection: Part I (Pt. 1)
Why would Jesus teach us to pray, “Lead us not into temptation”? Dr. David Jeremiah delves into the theme of “Prayer and Protection,” as we study this challenging passage from the Lord’s Prayer. David continues his series,
Prayer and Personal Relationships (Pt. 2)
Nothing feels more liberating than your sin being forgiven by God. But a close second is the feeling of freedom you experience by forgiving others. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of the Lord’s Prayer, which focuses
Hallowed Be Thy Name
In a world where God’s name is mocked and trivialized, believers must take to heart “Hallowed be Thy Name” from the Lord’s Prayer. Dr. David Jeremiah reflects on the meaning of that phrase and shares ways for