The Power of a Praying Woman

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Through prayer they have the assurance of victory over all circumstances because they believe God for the impossible. Now before they lay down, she (Rahab) came up to them on the roof, and said to the men, “I know that the Lord has given you the land, and that the terror of you has fallen on us, and that all the inhabitants of the land have melted away before you. For we have heard how the Lord dried up the water of the Red Sea before you when you came out of Egypt” Joshua 2:8-10 NIV The Lord is my strength and my shield. My heart trusts him. I was helped, my heart rejoiced, and I thank him with my song. 28. John 14:13-14

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The power of a praying woman is not in her own strength but in her surrendered heart, trusting in the unlimited power of God.” – UnknownA prayerful woman doesn’t give up easily. She will fight through prayer until God answers her prayers. That is not something I was taught growing up in the church which is just one more reason I urge you to read your Bible yourself rather than only knowing the Jesus preached from the pulpit. And to speak to those who are waiting for the redemption of Israel about Jesus. We can say that her commitment to prayer enabled her to recognize Jesus as the Messiah.

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The book is broken down into 30 short chapters, that end with My Prayer to God, and God’s Promises To Me that include Scripture promises that are relevant to what’s shared in the chapter. I chose to read the book over a 31-day period which worked well for me. And a Canaanite woman from that region came out and began to cry out, saying, “Have mercy on me, Lord, Son of David; my daughter is cruelly demon-possessed.”” Matthew 15:22 NIV They use this strength of spirit to bring light into the world and make the Name of Jesus Christ glorious above all else. Who are the powerful praying women in the Bible?Lydia was stillborn when I was six months pregnant, and I was confused about how God could let it happen. Yet, over the next painful seventeen months of dealing with Lydia's death and trying to conceive again, the Lord faithfully led me through His refining fire. As I struggled with prayer, with trusting Him, with waiting on Him, my ever-loving Father put a burden for me and my needs upon the hearts of other women, The women in Moms in Prayer continually cried out to God on my behalf. Their prayers covered needs that I had never shared with them. Their prayers spoke to the Father of healing my heart, conceiving and delivering a healthy child or taking away the desire for children and even for continued strength and understanding from my husband. The greatest cry of their hearts, however was that God would be sufficient for me. There is no neutral position in the Lord. You are either becoming more like Christ every day or you’re becoming less like Him. That’s because whether you realize it or not, you’re never standing still.”