Welcome to Ten Days of Prayer 2023! We believe prayer is the birthplace of revival. God has worked so many miracles both in the past or this presents days.
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Am God fearing man and am also Adventist member. I like being with friends and share the word of God with them. Am black in complexion with black and white eyes.
As we end our 10 Days of Prayer experience, it is our prayer that you have begun to rebuild your personal altar of daily worship and that your family has covenanted to meet God each morning and evening.
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Regular seasons of personal time spent in praise, #prayer, Bible study, and witnessing will do more to guard our minds in Christ Jesus than anything else we can do.
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Spending time with Jesus is critical to building a relationship with Him. However, sometimes, we need help figuring out how to have quality time with Him.
Here are five tips to have a meaningful devotional time today. Share some of your own tips below.
PRAYER KEEPS US IN GOD’S POWER—The strength acquired in prayer to God will prepare us for our daily duties. The temptations to which we are daily exposed make prayer a necessity. In order that we may be kept by the power of God through faith, the desires of the mind should be continually ascending in silent prayer. When we are surrounded by influences calculated to lead us away from God, our petitions for help and strength must be unwearied. Unless, this is so, we shall never be successful in breaking down pride and overcoming the power of temptation to sinful indulgences which keep us from the Saviour. The light of truth, sanctifying the life, will discover to the receiver the sinful passions of his heart which are striving for the mastery, and which make it necessary for him to stretch every nerve and exert all his powers to resist Satan that he may conquer through the merits of Christ.—(Messages to Young People, 248.) Pr 83.5