If we look at the life of Jesus, we see that he prayed—with others (Luke 9:28), for others (Matthew 19:13-14), and on his own (Luke 5:16, Luke 6:12). It was a fundamental part of how he approached each day and every decision, retreating faithfully to spend time with his Father.

Clearly prayer was important to Jesus—it was his lifeline and his connection to the Heavenly Father. It equipped him for the battles he was about to face. It kept alive the intimate relationship that sustained him. And it revealed to him God’s desires and direction. If the goal of a Christian is to become more like Jesus, that process should include imitating his actions and living out his words. As we pray, we will become more like Jesus, and we will find that prayer changes us.

Please join us as we meet for our weekly prayer meeting on
Each Wednesday from 6:00 PM –6:45 PM via Zoom (Zoom link available via the weekly Church Activities email or by contacting the church office at FMBCOffice@fellowshipmb.org).

Deacon Clyde Brotherson and Deacon Clem Reid