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by Chris Tiegreen (Author)
The faith journey can be hard, but it doesn't have to be.
Abraham, Joseph, David, Paul, and even Jesus himself―all heroes of the faith who experienced both the soaring grace of answered prayers and crushing sorrow when God seemed unwilling to respond or too far away to hear. And yet, even in the darkest times, God was working, writing an unseen story of redemption that would save the world.
When we pray, how do we see beyond the immediate and into the eternal? How do we know when to keep praying and when to give up; when to consider something a promise from God and when to recognize that it was from our own imagination? Why does silence from God rarely mean no and almost always mean come closer?
The One Year Praying in Faith Devotional answers these questions and many more, taking you through a 365-day journey that will help you experience a prayerful relationship with God like never before. This daily devotional is for you if you've ever:
- Wished you could pray more naturally and purposefully
- Questioned why things are taking so long
- Experienced both the joy of a "yes" answer to prayer and the sorrow of a "no" or "not yet"
- Needed daily encouragement from Scripture to keep believing and refresh your prayer life
These devotions are an explorer's guide into the dynamics of prayer and spiritual growth throughout the Bible, inviting you to embark on the challenge, adventure, and joy of connecting with God more deeply.
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This year, embark on a journey of discovering . . . how prayer and faith work, how God shows up when we pray, and how we can experience his life-changing answers.
You've prayed. You've waited. And you've wondered. Sometimes you've received clear answers to prayer; other times, you've been met with silence. This devotional is for you if you've ever
- wished you could pray more naturally and purposefully,
- questioned why things are taking so long,
- experienced both the joy of a "yes" answer to prayer and the sorrow of a "no" or a "not yet," or
- needed daily encouragement from Scripture to keep believing.
