Jonah's experience in the belly of a great fish teaches him about God's presence, control, and sovereignty. He learns that only desperate people pray and that God answers those who cry out to Him. Jonah's theology is purified, and he comes to understand that salvation belongs to the Lord. [... more]

Waiting on God means investing time every day in prayer, seeking His face and seeking His direction. David learned to wait, and we can too, by seeking God, being silent before Him, and surrendering to His will. Waiting on God is a big time saver, sharpens our ax, and enables us to do things above and beyond our normal abilities because we begin to understand that it is what God does through us that is most important and not what we do for God. [... more]

Waiting on God is essential for developing patience, trusting in His justice, and receiving blessings and strength. It requires letting go of impatience and allowing God to work in His own time, rather than trying to force His hand or control the outcome. By waiting on God, individuals can renew their strength, both physically and spiritually, and experience guidance in their lives. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains the importance of prayer and spiritual proximity in experiencing God's supernatural power and miracles. He shares the story of Elijah and how his prayer was tied to God's Word, and emphasizes the need to be in a position of labor, or travail, to give birth to a miracle. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains the importance of prayer in experiencing God's supernatural provision and timing. He shares the story of Elijah and how his prayer was tied to God's Word, and how we can learn from Elijah's example to affect heaven and bring about miracles in our lives. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans teaches that true prayer requires hard work and labor, likening it to giving birth to a miracle. He shares biblical examples of Elijah's prayers and the importance of being close to God, praying effectively, and persevering until an answer is received. [... more]