Pradžios knyga 24:12

Though we may utter countless prayers and doubt their efficacy, God assures us that our pleas are heard. Our prayer doesn't conclude with a simple "amen"; rather, it echoes through eternity, already answered by the divine.

For millennia, God’s people have been carrying out a weekly Bible study plan. Every year, they read through the Torah from Genesis to Deuteronomy. In synagogue each week, they read and study a Bible passage—the weekly parshah. This week’s parshah is called “Chayei Sarah,” which is Hebrew for “the life of Sarah,” and covers Genesis 23:1-25:18.

You’ve been praying to meet your future husband and get married. As friends get married around you, how do you trust God when your biggest dream goes unfulfilled? And what does waiting for a spouse in this hookup culture look like? In this devotional, learn how to trust God as you navigate singleness and dating and how to wait on God’s timing for marriage when you feel like giving up.

This series teaches you how to pray with precision, faith, and confidence in God’s willingness to answer. God has given you His kind of faith, so your prayers shouldn’t be vague or guesswork. Be specific, speak clearly, and let your words reflect the faith in your heart. Your confidence in prayer rests on one sure truth: God hears you. When you pray according to His will, you can be certain you already have what you asked for. Pray boldly. Speak boldly. Receive tremendous results.