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“I often speak and apply Scripture when I vocalize my most serious prayer requests. I also might use Scripture over matters that require long periods of time, such as the salvation of a resistant sibling. I often interject Scripture into requests for miraculous intervention, as well. Each of these…” quote by Beth Moore
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““I often speak and apply Scripture when I vocalize my most serious prayer requests. I also might use Scripture over matters that require long periods of time, such as the salvation of a resistant sibling. I often interject Scripture into requests for miraculous intervention, as well. Each of these represents a time when we’re most tempted to dwindle in faith, energy, and longevity in prayer. But by using Scripture, I transfer the burden to God’s Word rather than my ability to pray correctly or adequately. Because it is from God’s divine mouth, His Word has energy all its own. I let it do the work.””

Beth Moore

About This Quote

Source Book: Trusting God’s Word, 2020

Using Scripture in prayer shifts the burden to God’s powerful Word, sustaining faith and energy during long or difficult petitions.

In simple terms: Scripture empowers prayer and sustains faith.

Key Takeaway

Lean on Scripture to strengthen prayer.

Themes

faith prayer scripture strength

Mood

hopeful reverent

Type

spiritual practical

When to use this quote

  • intercessory prayer
  • family evangelism
  • personal devotion

Key Concepts

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Questions to Reflect On

  • How does Scripture change your prayer experience?
  • When should you pray without Scripture?
A Different Perspective

Relying solely on Scripture may neglect personal sincerity.

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