Jan 17th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting Day Eleven Posts From the Archives:
Persisting in Secret Prayer …
Preparing for the Great …
Can Fasting Remove Sin …
Matt Chandler: The Sanctity of Human Life ..
The Reward Giver …
The Missing Link …
Fasting Day 11: Persisting in Secret Prayer
How much did you pray this morning? How much do you tarry before the throne of God every day?
This is the fifth...
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Jan 17th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Have you struggled to make drawing near to God a priority? Even while doing without food in order to supposedly express your hunger for God? Has it been easier to do without food than it has been to pray?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you’re not alone. Don’t feel condemned. As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve struggled in prayer, too. And I’m leading the...
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Jan 16th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting Day Ten Posts From the Archives:
The Power of Prayer …
Answering a Fasting FAQ …
Search My Heart …
Dr. Elmer Towns on Fasting …
A Simple Equation …
President Lincoln’s Proclamations of Fasting and Prayer
Fasting Day 10: The Power of Prayer
Do you truly believe in the power of prayer? Is your belief demonstrated by the amount of time you engage in...
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Jan 15th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting Day Nine Posts From the Archives:
A Promise to Plead …
God Answers Prayer …
Feeding Faith, Part 3 …
Brokenness, Part 2 …
More Than Food …
First Fruits of the New Year …
Fasting Day 9: A Promise to Plead
When George Mueller prayed, he would pray with His finger on a promise from God to plead. In The Power of Prayer and the Prayer of Power R.A....
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Jan 14th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Congratulations, Pursuit 21 fasters! You’re one-third of the way through your fast — there are just fourteen days left. I can’t believe how quickly the time is flying by! Let’s be sure to seize every ounce of potential in the fast by spending time in prayer and the Word.
No Regrets
Every year, when we reach the one week mark, I look up in surprise … and sadness. A week already...
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Jan 14th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting Day Eight Posts From the...
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Jan 13th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting is body talk expressing our heart hunger for God. It’s a continual prayer. With every meal you forfeit and every moment you spend in prayer and the Bible, you’re telling God,
“I need You! I want You more than I want food … more than entertainment … more than comfort … more than anything in this world. I’ve got to have YOU!”
Did you struggle with food...
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Jan 13th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting Day Seven Posts From the Archives:
Praying for Government Leaders (Part 2): A Prayer Guide …
Drinking Straight-up Living Water …
Feeding Faith, Part 1 …
Treasure in a Clay Jar …
“Worship While You Fast” by Jentezen Franklin …
Where is the Glory (The Samuel Fast)
Praying for Government Leaders (Part 2):
A Prayer Guide
As believers, we’re...
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Jan 12th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
In the last post, we began taking the first step toward repentance—reflecting on our lives with prayerful self-examination. (If you missed Part One of this series on repentance, I recommend reading it prior to reading this post.)
We prayed over a list of ten sins of omission, listening to God’s convicting voice regarding any unconfessed sin. In this post, we will pray through a list of sins...
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Jan 11th 18
Posted by Natalie Nichols
Fasting Day Five Posts From the Archives:
Countering the Enemy’s Offensive (Part 2): Let God War and Work …
Praise You, Jesus: Alphabet of Praise, Part 2 …
Fasting Day 5: Six Encouraging Reminders …
Fasting Day 5: Expecting Anointing …
Fasting Day 5: Renewal in the Desert
Countering the Enemy’s Offensive (Part 2): Let God War and Work
Your fasting and prayer...
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