Tag Archives: Isaiah 58

When Prayer Is Not Enough

Posted on August 9, 2017 by Michael Summers

Sometimes it seems as if I’m praying to a wall. No apparent answer greets repeated requests; no recognizable acknowledgement responds to prayers of praise and gratitude. Meanwhile, frustration increases and disappointment soars as life sours before me. When this happens, … Continue reading →

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A Prayer on the National Day of Prayer

Posted on May 5, 2016 by Michael Summers

Today, people prayed and sang across the nation as they observed the National Day of Prayer. The theme for this year, drawn from Isaiah 58:1, called for people to wake up and repent. Psalm 58 describes God as distressed by … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Isaiah 58

When Prayer Is Not Enough

A Prayer on the National Day of Prayer

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