Grounded in Truth with Janet Denison Janet Denison

Can our prayers change God’s mind? Offered in faith, do they really make a difference? YES! Although, our prayers do not obligate God to change his mind. He will always do the right thing, at the right time, for the right reasons. God’s holiness means he is incapable of doing anything wrong. Let’s explore this passage of Scripture and discover why we, his children, can pray with faith.

This audio is from Study on Prayers, Vol 2 - The Power of Prayer Bible study. This and other studies can be found at https://www.foundationsbiblestudies.org/.

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It’s easy to grow weary when people don’t treat you fairly or when you experience firsthand someone’s cruelty. King David dealt with all kinds of evil in his road to becoming the king of Israel and more than likely wrote Psalm 140 during that difficult season. The psalm is not directed at one specific evil, but rather all evil, much like Jesus taught his disciples to pray in the model prayer. Evil is a very real part of life for every generation. No one is immune from injustice and hostility. Let’s look at Psalm 140 and allow them to teach us how to pray for God to “deliver us from evil.”

This audio is from Prayers, Vol 2 - The Power of Prayer Bible study. This and other studies can be found at https://www.foundationsbiblestudies.org/.

When you pray, do you “exalt” the Lord? The word means to hold in very high regard or speak highly of. We aren't told to exalt God because that places him in a higher position, we are told to exalt God so that we recognize and honor the position he owns, always—in our lives, in our circumstances, and in the world. Let’s look at the prayers of Hannah and Mary and see how they exalted the Lord Almighty.


This audio is from Prayers, Vol 2 - The Power of Prayer Bible study. This and other studies can be found at https://www.foundationsbiblestudies.org/.

In today’s episode we’ll be talking about the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18:9–14. Public prayers can often be the most dangerous words to speak. Prayer has often been used in public places, even churches, to promote personal agendas. Let’s explore this parable and discover what Jesus thinks about public prayer.

This audio is from Prayers, Vol 2 - The Power of Prayer Bible study. This and other studies can be found at https://www.foundationsbiblestudies.org/.

Prayer is our “unceasing” conversation with the One who created us, and everything around us. How does prayer release God’s power into our lives and ministries? This 9-week study will guide us to that answer. Do you want your prayers to be more effective and serve an eternal purpose? Join us as we dive into Scripture together to learn how to pray with power!

In our first episode, we’ll look at James 5 and explore this final chapter of his letter to a scattered and discouraged group of believers. He concludes by emphasizing the importance of prayer. James would be the first to tell us that prayer is the greatest technique God ever gave us.

This audio is from Prayers, Vol 2 - The Power of Prayer Bible study. This and other studies can be found at https://www.foundationsbiblestudies.org/.

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