Pray with faith The New Testament teaches, “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God … and it shall be given him. But let him ask in faith” (James 1:5–6).

Are your prayers boring or bold? Are your prayers asking God for things or are you seeking Godly wisdom and direction in your prayers? According to Craig Groeschel, founding and senior pastor of Life.

Woodland united Methodist Church has been journeying through the Lord’s Prayer as part of our Sunday preaching series.

Author and Portland pastor Tyler Staton, the author of a new book, reveals the importance of bringing true emotions — anger, sadness and other honest feelings — to God in prayer and faith.

Mr. Hamlin graduated from a Catholic high school in Pittsburgh and has spoken occasionally of his faith. “I feel like that’s God talking to me,” he told a reporter in 2021, referring to his ...

Fox News Digital spoke with actor Jonathan Roumie about his role during Advent with the Hallow app, as well as his deep faith and devotion to prayer and communion with God.

Prayer is not an opportunity to make demands on God, a guarantee against suffering or an opportunity to show off. Speaker Lois Le Duff addressed misconceptions of prayer before sharing inspiring ...

When we pray, we are cementing our relationship with God, and should be prepared to accept His will in each situation. Every answer God offers will NOT necessarily be the one we wanted.

Corrie Van Duezer clasps her hands in prayer during a Fellowship of Christian Cowboys church service at the National Western Stock Show Hall of Education on Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011.

Paul Prather: Mainly, when we pray we ought to speak less and listen more. The real goal is to find out what God wants, which is far more important than anything we want.