Are we following a theology of glory or a theology of the cross? The difference may seem small, but it’s incredibly significant for the power and efficacy of our faith. 

In the middle of pain or trials, how do you remind yourself of God’s presence and goodness? Gary Wilkerson reminds his listeners that God’s power gives us victory over every trial and hardship we face. We may struggle to see how his victory is coming into our lives unless we understand the heart of our heavenly Father.

When believers say they are asking for revival, what exactly is meant by that?

When we come to the Lord with our felt-needs but without a clear picture of who he is, he may still heal and provide, but we miss a critical aspect of how God wants us to engage with him.

Asalina, World Challenge field coordinator for Africa, shares her story of seeing how missions work plays out in the field. 

'Prayer changes our hearts, our families, our churches, and ultimately our world' - Gary Wilkerson.

We often approach God with preconceived ideas of how he will receive us. For example, if we have done something to grieve his heart, we may feel that he loves us but will be slow to forgive.

Nevertheless, I am continually with you; you hold my right hand. You guide me with your counsel, and afterward you will receive me to glory.

His answer to your prayer is coming.