Jeremiah told the exiles to settle in for seventy years and to keep praying; the promise in 29:12 is that God hears, not that the wait will be short.

Jeremiah bought a field while Babylon besieged Jerusalem, then prayed to the God who made heaven and earth because nothing was beyond his reach.

On the last night before his death, Jesus told his disciples that their standing began with his choice of them, and that he had appointed them for fruit that would last.

1 John 5:14 teaches that if we pray according to the will of God, He will hear us. It grounds prayer in God’s character rather than our strength or request.

John 15:7 makes answered prayer a fruit of abiding, promising that those whose lives are shaped by Jesus's words will ask in line with his purposes.

Family discipleship often works best when it is simple, repeatable, and rooted in the actual words of Scripture. Age-flexible questions that help families observe, understand, and apply Scripture together.

Family discipleship often works best when it is simple, repeatable, and rooted in the actual words of Scripture. A simple guide for family Bible reading, prayer, questions, and faithful application.