Make Prayer Beautiful

And a rising up, wailing sensation, wondering about intercession.

The blessing of a prayer in a specific spot, at the right time.

A little testimony of growth! Sometimes we see evidence! Thank you, Lord!

Two possible ditches to fall into … an interesting perspective.

At the end of a long season of travel and impartation … one of the most critical things I've noticed.

Includes one of my favorite stories to demonstrate that impartation actually does something.

How did Jesus react when he came to sickness? How did Paul deal with his infirmities? What does it look like to keep praying in hope? A few different thoughts.

A powerful time of prayer after feeling soiled by the things of this world.

Theological deep waters.

A few thoughts for when the journey grows long.

One direction I would definitely not go, and a few additional suggestions. (I really like this one! I forgot what I said, and it blessed me to go back through it later!)

True confessions by Amy Lykosh … and Bob's wise words of peace.

A prayer when there is a real threat of impingement. A good prayer for the last day of October … or any day there is a sense of foreboding or threat.

Is it possible to force someone to like poetry? I'm not sure it is. So maybe let the boxes be, until they're ready to let go.

So insidious, to have that veil come down. (Lord, clear away everything that's not of you!)

Thinking about possible healing of the womb … some general thoughts.

I can't explain it, but it was centering.

I've been wrestling with this for years … now, I think, broken free.

What to call the Lord? How long to pray?

Some guidelines, based on the sweet practice of a Hospice nurse.

External evidence of growth! And a shout-out to Brain Highways: https://www.brainhighways.com/

It's okay to keep working something, even when the middle feels messy.

A powerful visual to emphasize that what we say matters.

Rental car, where to leave extra food, location for a timely arrival … the Lord knows what we need before we ask.

Not competing with men on "masculine" terms, but as women, using our own strengths and abilities?

Trying to process a confusing moment. (The answer, as always, is obedience.)

A testimony of hearing God's voice in a surprising, intense way … so good!

The seer gift is beautiful, but so are other options.

How to encourage 650 to practice prophesying? How to end a conference so people depart with an impartation?

A beautiful testimony of praying for a city. And the Prayer Refresh Expansion: https://happybooks.me/expansion

In a year with more elections globally than any other year in history, I appreciate this insight.

Oh, Lord! Your ways are so challenging!

This story challenged my thinking, and, again, encouraged me to pray.

I hadn't considered the difference between the action of giving a word of encouragement, comfort, or strengthening, and the gift to the body to be a prophet.

A moment to sit silent before the Lord.

Anticipate that the Lord hides things for us, not from us.

We can interpret our dreams! Empowerment!

These challenge me. I'm not sure if they inspire me, but I sit with them in wonder.

It's not standard issue! It's personal! It's specific!

I don't remember this happening before, but Bob told me some interesting stories!

Even Samuel needed to learn how to understand the voice of God.

Is it rational? Irrational? Generational? A few options for praying through this and other fears.

Get your hopes up!

My little reminder that I am a whole person, with physical needs, that are no less real than all the incorporeal parts of me.

I appreciated the answer so much.

Happily, not the same as "confused."

He will never be too busy or distracted to hear from us.

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And how we figured out this was more spiritual than natural. (Who knew spiritual heartburn could be a thing?)

It maybe shouldn't have surprised me how different it felt, but it really did surprise me.