On this National Day of Prayer, let's pray for our leaders to have wisdom, for our religious freedom to be upheld, for just laws to be enacted, for the health of our churches and finally, for a spiritual revival.
On this National Day of Prayer, let's pray for our leaders to have wisdom, for our religious freedom to be upheld, for just laws to be enacted, for the health of our churches and finally, for a spiritual revival.
President Joe Biden, a professing Catholic, became the first president in modern history not to mention God in his National Day of Prayer proclamation.
On this National Day of Prayer, as the country continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic and injustice, we can look to a Nehemiah for guidance. Thousands of years ago, Nehemiah received news from his Jewish countrymen that the wall of Jerusalem had been destroyed and its gates had been burned to the ground. After hearing this devastating report, Nehemiah wept and fasted for many days. He knew he had to do something about the situation — but first, he prayed.
Rev. Patrick Mahoney is asserting that "free speech is in danger" after his request to hold this year's National Day of Prayer event at the U.S. Capitol building was denied.
Pray.com has announced that they will be holding a prayer event on the National day of Prayer featuring faith leaders such as Pastors Jack Graham, Ronnie Floyd and Sam Collier.
On Thursday, Vice President Pence asked Americans to be “persistent” in their prayers for those fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Because of the coronavirus pandemic, for the first time in its 69 years of existence, the United States' National Day of Prayer will meet online instead of in-person.
In his National Day of Prayer proclamation, President Trump urged Americans on Thursday to “come together and pray” that the nation develops “even greater faith” in God’s “divine providence."
Thursday is the National Day of Prayer, and this year, due to the coronavirus will be different from years past. Instead of gathering in person to pray together, Facebook and Zoom prayer meetings have been scheduled for throughout the day.
As National Day of Prayer approaches, this unprecedented time is a stark reminder that we are not in control, but God is.
