Sentences with phrase «says about prayer»

What the bible says about prayer... ask and ye shall receive — and then testing that is proof that the bible is false and god is imaginary.

I am writing a post about this for tomorrow, when I start to focus on the positive things Scripture says about prayer.

Yet when we look at what Jesus says about prayer, he is clearly lying.

What Jesus says about prayer in the Bible clearly is not true.

You know what they say about prayer,» Prayer: Doing nothing and still think you're helping» I'll keep you posted on whether they are making any changes.

Then we wrote this article, fulfilling the prophecy of a supposed RELEVANT reader who tweeted: «Aaaand que RELEVANT with an article titled «You won't believe what Chris Pratt just said about prayer!»

Aaand que @RELEVANT with an article titled «You won't beleieve what Chris Pratt just said about prayer!»

Then I responded to what you were saying about prayer.

Nothing is said about prayer or music or food.

To give one more example, we may ask, What does the Bible say about prayer?

The more general meaning fits the sayings about prayer that follow (vv 5 - 8).

From what we have already said about prayer, it is clear that the prayer - situation is one which is supremely relevant to the fulfillment of the highest human potentiality (e.g., envisaging of ideal possibilities) and which calls for the exercise of the distinctively human capacities (e.g., imagination, reflection, deep feeling).

What we have been saying about prayer and its practice has this broader context.

I always really appreciate what you say about prayer.

A final thing that needs to be said about prayer, is that it is always corporate.

Below are the sermon notes for how I preached this passages about 20 years ago... If you read through it, please note that I disagree with what I say about «salvation,» with what I say about prayer, Bible study, and church attendance, and what I say about the overall point of the entire passage of Ephesians 2.

Not exact matches

Then, strap in, put the helmet on, say a little prayer and get ready for what's about to happen.

The chaplain for the House said a top aide to the House speaker had told him last month his departure had been requested in part because of a prayer about the Republican tax law and because of his Catholic faith.

I want everyone here to think for a second about the muslim men who were arrested at the Twin Cities airport because they said their prayers at the gate — they were delayed, arrested, questioned not ON the plane but even BEFORE they got on it.

Actually Jesus you're wrong about what Atheism said, prayer changes things by not doing anything and allowing the natural (disastrous) course of events to transpire.

That was very interesting thing to read about and I respect every word it came with and Thank you for the guidance and encouragement therefore I find my self more attracted to read the old books after all they are the elder parts of our book what ever they say although each has his own belief and can figure which are similar to ours and which are not... after all verses seemed as ours although were put differently... Thank you again and wish all the Christians a Happy and Peaceful celebration for this occasion... our prayers and peace upon the soul and the spirit of the Prophet and Messenger of God Jesus the Son of Mary..

As one person said to me, «If we are serious about sharing the gospel around the world, shouldn't we be glad that we still have missionaries who pray rather than setting up a bureau of prayer inspectors!»

He says that he would «convert on the spot» if any of these could be shown to him: verifiable fulfillment of prophecies that couldn't have been contrived; scientific knowledge in holy books that wasn't available at the time; miraculous occurrences, especially if brought about through prayer; any direct manifestation of the divine; aliens who believed in exactly the same religion.

And the Bible says that man does this because they prefer darkness, the opportunity to rob and cheat and hurt and lie to each other apart from God, apart from prayer and apart from caring even about their fellow man.

There is alot of debate out there about Christians, but just forget that debate, and take it from me, a person who says prayers, goes to church, has trouble destroying ants on the doorstep... this is how I would describe my faith... its a country song, but give it a chance, its a good song.

Andrew, I understand what you're saying completely because I was a christian for the first half of my life, and I had the same opinion about prayer and emotional well - being.

«During early adulthood, about half of Boomers (51 %) and Gen Xers (54 %) said they approved of U.S. Supreme Court rulings that banned the required reading of the Lord's Prayer or Bible verses in public schools; 56 % of Millennials took this view in 2008.»

It says more about the power of the human mind over the human body than it does about prayer itself.

If they weren't «good» and started praying and became «good,» that says something positive, I think, about prayer...

He was talking about prayer and said we need to be careful not to keep pleading and pleading with God for something that is not His will for us.

If Jesus» words aren't true about prayer, then how can we depend on anything else Jesus said?

Jesus said the above, about prayer.

I don't think simply saying a prayer and going about your life the way you used to does it, and it's because of the scriptures I listed above.

I didn't see this applying to any legislative act, nor did I see that this was a conversation about funding, The case you are siting was a school system FORCING kids to say a particular prayer.

It's easy to make assumptions about other pilgrims on the journey, especially when they say their broken prayers from the pews of a different church building.

The scholar metaphor is useful for worship and Bible study, but books like Andrew Murray's With Christ in the School of Prayer don't have much to say about faithfulness in the workplace.

And something should be said about the use of the old set services of the Church — for Lutherans and Episcopalians that means the reading of Morning and Evening Prayer, or Matins and Evensong.

I could say a few things about saying «the Lord's» prayer or singing the doxology.

Some things about the occasions and social settings of prayer were said in the previous chapter.

It now remains to say something more about the fruits of prayer, both within the individual and in the social whole.

To be serious I loved what you wrote Jeremy about praying in the Will of God, after all if we say the Lords prayer we do say Thy will be done not My will be done.

All that was said in chapter three about the need of confession of sin and the prayer for cleansing is pertinent here, and need not be repeated.

@ Brigette — yeah, I don't want to be a Hare Krishna either... I do like what you say regarding thinking about your parents and grandparents teaching you the prayers — nice sentiment there even for folks like me who don't pray anymore.

He told Premier about how Christians balance the power of God and the fact that we live in a fallen world: «We do believe that God heals and it's quite clear from scripture that prayer for the sick is part of the ministry of the church but at no point does it say anywhere in the Bible that we shouldn't seek medical help and support.»

Reflection and prayer are matters in which we engage; tentatio is something which occurs to us and, for that reason, I wish to say little about it.

The first thing to say about this is that the Lord's Prayer isn't exactly the most offensive thing to be found in scripture.

Also, pointing out that prayer works in the bible is about as useful as saying that magic exists because harry potter does it in his books.

So like Peter I say, «I don't have any money but I do have prayer, how about that?»

«C.S. Lewis when speaking about why prayers are not always answered the way we want them to be said that in his experience it was often the new Christian's prayers that were answered rather than those with a mature faith.

Much can be said about the content of Jesus» prayer, especially that the primary prayer request of Jesus for all who would believe in Him is that we would be unified (John 17:21).