Today, In Acts 6, we see that Philip’s readiness and willingness to serve the church enabled the ministry of others to flourish. 

Jesus wants to lead others to praise God, and this is often achieved by what He’s doing in and through us. 

Understanding our needs, understanding the needs of others, and conviction of Jesus’ love and sufficiency ignite passionate prayer. 

From Luke 18:1-8, true faith is seen in faithful and persistent prayer because faith believes in God and His promises.

From Luke 18:1, let’s reflect on the truth that Jesus wants to, and how we can learn from Him, to pray. 

From Luke 18:1-8, let’s reflect on how it’s possible, without care, to become unfaithful in prayer. 

From Luke 17:7-10, we reflect on how we are to seek to serve Jesus each day.  

From Luke 17:5-6, we consider how powerful prayer is that which is inspired by true faith - which is the gift of God. 

From Luke 17:5, we reflect on the nature of faith and how it can be increased. 

Prayer is the privilege of all of God’s children. 

Today, we reflect on Jesus’ invitation to come to Him for rest. 

Today, we reflect on Proverbs 16:1-3 and how the wise seek God in all their planning.  

Today we reflect upon Exodus 33:15-16  and how we are to value God’s presence. 

This week, in our Luke series, we are reflecting on Jesus’ teaching on prayer from Luke 11:1-13. Today we consider the need to ask for...

Knowing God as Father inspires us to ask for the things that we need.