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A lack of endurance is one of the greatest causes of defeat, especially in prayer. We don't wait well. We're into microwaving; God, on the other hand, is usually into marinating.
— Dutch Sheets
Gaining understanding is an important first step in effective prayer. An inner prompting will alert you to something your mind does not quite comprehend. At these times just ask the Lord to help you know how He wants you to pray.
— Dutch Sheets
Sometimes we must be very aggressive in our dealings with the enemy. Gordon Lindsay used to say every Christian should pray at least one violent prayer every day.
— Dutch Sheets
Third, intimacy with God—living at Hebron—will cause your intercession to defeat the giants in your life and others' lives.
— Dutch Sheets
To the USSR on Stalin's death: Regardless of the identity of government personalities, the prayer of us Americans continues to be that the Almighty will watch over the people of that vast country and bring them in His wisdom opportunity to live their lives in a world where all men, and women, and children, dwell in peace and comradeship.
— Dwight D. Eisenhower
The more you read Scripture, the more you actually talk to God rather than think about fear.
— Edward Welch
Why didn't you just pray by faith?" He taught me one of the most important lessons of prayer: that prayer depended on God and his promises, not my own quixotic emotions.
— Edward Welch
You have been given amazing gifts, and I have been praying that God would protect you so you can continue to use them well.
— Edward Welch
We aim to create our own psalms in which we (1) pour out our complaint to the Lord, (2) review God's promises and his faithfulness, (3) find our rest and comfort in Jesus, and (4) let others know that they, too, can find rest and comfort. Then, when we falter, we ask for help and do it all again.
— Edward Welch
When we recount with our community God's answers to our prayers, we are laying spiritual monuments that we hope will have more endurance than mere stones.
— Edward Welch
If the temptation hooks our desires, we go public. We confess it to a friend, we confess it to the Lord, we get other people praying for us, we ask for counsel that helps us to see that the Serpent is dangerous. Above all, we remember that God's commands are good. They are intended to bless us.
— Edward Welch
If we make such comparisons, we might be tempted not to speak of the suffering from our hearts to the Lord because we would consider it whining, which it certainly is not.
— Edward Welch