The Power of Daily Meditation by Paul Tautges

March 4, 2021

Spiritual growth is directly dependent upon our daily interaction with Scripture. Scripture itself argues for the discipline of mediating on the Word, and heralds its benefits. The blessed man is the one who rejects the counsel of the world because his habit of delighting in the law of the Lord causes him to meditate on […]

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How to Prayer All Day – Tim Challies

February 22, 2021

“Pray without ceasing,” Paul says. Simple words, but a seemingly impossible challenge. How can you be expected to pray all the time? In chapter 54 of their work A Puritan Theology, Joel Beeke and Mark Jones dive deep into Matthew Henry’s great book A Method for Prayer to distill what he says about the importance […]

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App Store Review

May 17, 2020

Very configurable and useful ★★★★★ by HipNeck – May 17, 2020 I downloaded this app at the suggestion of a popular Christian blogger. It has completely changed my prayer habits for the better. I love that I can add things I want to pray for (in addition to the scripture passages that it comes with) […]

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App Store Review

February 17, 2020

Part of my daily power habits ★★★★★ by Psalmpen – Feb 12, 2020 I recommend this app to everyone I meet who expresses their desire to pray. I cannot believe the capabilities within this! It is incredible what it can do. To pray through the Scriptures daily on pertinent topics and to be able to […]

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App Store Review

January 29, 2020

Creative/Useful/Inspirational ★★★★★ by Merdty – Jan 28, 2020 Finally an intercession prayer app that is more than just “a list”. The scriptures and meditation portion of this are done so well, and with the timer, and mix, etc. it is really produced by someone who understands and appreciates what prayer is all about. I appreciate […]

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“Quiet, Careful, Focused Reflection on Scripture”

December 19, 2019

“…nothing is more vital or more beneficial for understanding the truth and growing in sanctification than quiet, careful, focused reflection on the words and the meaning of Scripture. That’s what the word meditation means in the Bible.” John MacArthur

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