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POSTMILLENNIAL PRAYER

Optimism January 25, 2019 Comments: 2

POSTMILLENNIAL PRAYER
PMW 2019-008 by Chalcedon Foundation (Editorial)

If prayer is talking with God, then our prayer life is most vital when it is most frequent, when our hearts and minds readily and constantly call upon God in every kind of situation.[1]

There’s an old saying that goes, “Pray like it all depends upon God but work like it all depends upon you.” As Reformed Christians seeking to fulfill the mission of godly reconstruction, this is precisely how we should live, because prayer is not opposed to work, and work is not opposed to prayer. As Rushdoony once wrote, “Prayer is not a substitute for action but its accompaniment.”[2] Continue reading →

Reverence in Prayer

Devotional May 5, 2014 Leave a comment

PMT 2014-054b by Ryan Martin
Religious Affections Ministries

The section on prayer in John Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion is surely one of the most beloved passages of that influential work. Therein, Calvin addresses, among other matters, the importance of reverence in corporate prayer. Continue reading →

Finding a Truly Biblical Church (3)

Church, Non-eschatology Studies January 1, 2014 1 Comment

PMT 2014-001b Jeffrey K. Boer

Note: This is our third installment on how to find a biblical church. Continue reading →