For Nehemiah prayer was not an end in itself, but the beginning of his desire to serve God in a greater capacity. Our prayers shall only be prosperous as we desire, with each new petition, to serve God more effectually and fervently.
"Prosper, I pray thee, thy servant;" this is a true servant's prayer and that which assures us that we shall be prosperous in our petitions.
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Pastor Audey Shepard came to Coleman Baptist Church in May 2007 after spending over 28 years in Germany (17 years as Pastor of Freie Baptisten Gemeinde Heilbronn Germany, an English & German speaking church). Born in Grand Junction Colorado and raised in San Diego California,...