“Fasting is more about replacing than it is about abstaining — replacing normal activities with focused times of prayer and feeding on… — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Fasting is an act of humility that spotlights our weaknesses and reveals dependence on things rather than on God.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Fasting turns each moment of craving into a prayer of intense dependence.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Fasting is more about longing for the power and presence of Jesus than restricting our appetites.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Dangerous prayers take us to a new level of intimacy in our relationship with God.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Honesty and contentment are the pathways that lead to a life of integrity and generosity.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Missional prayers align us with God’s purposes. They teach us to rest in God’s power and presence as we advance His mission and promote… — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Fasting is not an option but an assumed practice for the serious-minded follower of Jesus.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“An angry leader is a scared leader or a hurt leader or a frustrated leader but most of all they are a vulnerable leader.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“I pray more dangerously when I need to experience God’s light in my soul, His power in my ministry, and His leading for the… — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Our God is in the soul-shaping business. But transformation will only come through a heart that is surrendered to the Father’s love and the… — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Fasting is more about replacing than it is about abstaining — replacing normal activities with focused times of prayer and feeding on the Word… — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“You cannot control the way people treat you, but you can control how you respond to their treatment.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“There is no room for morbid introspection in the life of a follower of Jesus. Why? Because when we search our own hearts we… — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Too often our corporate worship is dry and lifeless because our daily devotion is dull and unmoving.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
“Worship begins in our prayer closets and breaks forth in corporate worship with other believers.” — Gary Rohrmayer Copy Share Image
