While it is simple to come before our Lord, it is not always meant to be easy. There is a reason we call prayer a spiritual discipline.

Two years into raising twins, I was beginning to forget the joy of running and the opportunity for intimacy with Christ that time on a trail produced.

Could you please pray for that thing I can’t tell you about?

We become the kingdom people Jesus calls us to be not by our rugged self-reliance but by our humble prayers.

Whether it’s reconciliation with a fellow believer or among a racial divide, Paul’s letter to Philemon gives us five helpful prompts for our prayers.

Sometimes we draw near to the throne of grace and find ourselves speechless. But we ought to pray, so what do we do?

If you want to grow out of a reactionary life and into an enriched soul and spirit, you must learn to pray with the emotional depth of the psalms.

When confronted by the realities of evil, we can’t rely on abstract tropes about sin being in every human heart. We need to speak about the demonic, says author Wes Hill.

Christy Britton shares three words that can change how we live, how we think, how we act, and how we see ourselves. And no, it’s not those three words.

Before Zac Harrel had kids, he never thought to pray about everyday things that seem inconsequential. But praying with his little daughter is teaching him big lessons on prayer.

Christy Britton asks if we recognize what a mighty privilege it is to be able to approach the almighty God for forgiveness.

Jeremy Writebol gives us three reasons why praying before meals is a simple, ordinary, and powerful means of walking with Jesus every day.