The Call to Come Boldly
Prayer is not a timid whisper to a distant God but an invitation to step confidently into His presence. Our boldness is not based on personal strength or moral standing but on Jesus’ perfect sacrifice and unending mercy.
- Approach boldly.
- Bold prayers are not self-confident; they are God-confident.
- We rely on Christ’s access to the Father, not our own worthiness.
- Confidence in prayer grows from faith in God’s character, not from our eloquence or effort.
- We depend deeply.
- We only exist because of God’s grace and mercy.
- Every answered prayer is a reminder of our need for Him.
- True dependence leads to humility and rest in His provision.
- Believe expectantly.
- When there is nothing you can do, then you find what prayer can do.
- God often works beyond what we can see or imagine.
- Expectant faith looks past circumstance and clings to promise.
- Thank Him gratefully.
- Gratitude anchors our hearts in God’s goodness.
- Thanksgiving turns prayer from petition to worship.
- A grateful spirit reveals trust that God is always at work, even in waiting.
Insight
- Boldness in prayer begins with confidence in Jesus, not ourselves.
- Dependence deepens our relationship with God and reminds us of His sustaining grace.
- Expectant faith keeps us steady when we cannot see the outcome.
- Gratitude transforms prayer into worship and nurtures peace in every circumstance.