by David Macmillan WingspanPrayer | Mar 6, 2025 | Blog
Pray for the messenger. Paul regularly made that appeal to churches because of the high-value message he and his team carried. The message of Christ is powerful, and is crucial to the unfolding of his plans for lives. It’s a threat to Satan’s hold on hearts and...
by David Macmillan WingspanPrayer | Feb 5, 2025 | Blog
Some prayer types are mentioned frequently in the Bible (e.g., thanksgiving, praise, supplication). Others are practised without being specifically named (e.g., lament, adoration, declaration). Sticking to the most mentioned types of prayer isn’t wrong, but we could...
by David Macmillan WingspanPrayer | Jan 2, 2025 | Blog
The Lord didn’t send him stream-side to look at raw clay, or to admire finished earthen jars on display in the market. He sent Jeremiah to a potter’s house to watch a work in progress. The prophet walked from that workroom with a message: God’s people will be shaped...
by David Macmillan WingspanPrayer | Nov 7, 2024 | Blog
Being in Christ doesn’t make us immune to unrest. He invites, and gives us reasons to rest. We choose to step into them (or not). This post will touch on just one reason to live restfully. The Lord’s supernatural involvement in our lives is ongoing, from our...
by David Macmillan WingspanPrayer | Oct 3, 2024 | Blog
Jeremiah wasn’t a stranger to emotional slumps. His audience ridiculed him and rejected his message. At one point, after a beating and a day in the stocks, the prophet regretted being born (Jer 20:14,18). But, even in that tailspin, there were two things he couldn’t...
