In the Bible with Grant Fraley

In this teaching, you will learn: *What Jesus told us NOT to do in prayer. *The three most important words in Mark 11:23. *How to influence your heart and establish new beliefs. *The power of your words and imagination. This is part six of the series on Positive Prayer. https://www.grantfraley.com

In this teaching you will learn: *Why Jesus discussed our need to forgive others when teaching on prayer. *What hinders our prayers. *The correct interpretation of 1 John 1:9 and how we can apply it. *The important role of the heart in prayer. This is part five of the series on Positive Prayer. https://www.grantfraley.com

The will of God isn't a mystery. Matter of fact, the Bible states not knowing the will of God is a type of ignorance. Discovering what God desires for your life will produce confident prayers. God has a good plan for your life and you can know what it is. You can enjoy the same fellowship with the Father as Jesus did and know the timing, location, and steps you need to take in orde

In the Hebrew language, the word prayer is about judgment. Jesus and Paul both taught, we would one day sit on thrones and administer judgment. Paul goes on to teach us, that's not only a future event, but a present reality for the believer. Practically speaking, prayer is where we partner with God and harmonize our lives with His will. We accomplish this through making righteous j

Many believers think right about God and His Word, but not about themselves. The number one reason for unanswered prayer is the believer disqualifying themselves due to an ungodly judgment. We need to go beyond a doctrine of righteousness to a place where we have an image of righteousness developed on our heart. Prayer should be a positive experience where you walk away feeling jus

Every person has a concept of what prayer looks like. Sadly, many times this concept comes from our traditions, not Scripture. For many believers, prayer is burdensome. Yet, if we follow Jesus' example in prayer it should be easy, light, and give rest to our souls. Prayer should be a positive experience that produces positive results in every area of your life. This is only possibl

Many people are in the roommate phase with God. They live with Him, but they’re not really connecting. Intimacy with God is an irrevocable gift provided to every believer under the New Covenant. The question is: will you take advantage of the unlimited access you have to the heart of God? This is part three of the series, "Engaging the Heart: Igniting Your Fellowship with God." h

Eternal life is knowing and experiencing, heart-to-heart, the One True God of the Bible and His Son Jesus Christ. As New Covenant believers, we must renew our minds to what qualifies or disqualifies us to enjoy this type of fellowship. With this understanding, you will learn how to protect your heart from religious lies and abide in the secret place. https://www.grantfraley.com

One of the greatest desires of all believers is an intimate walk with God. The invitation of the Gospel isn't just to have relationship with God, but also to enjoy vibrant fellowship with Him. In order to do so, we must understand the purpose of the secret place and how we can engage our hearts to experience Him in a personal way. This is part one of the series, "Engaging the Heart

Every believer is going to experience times of crisis. It's important we learn to establish our heart before the trouble comes. A life of love will build confidence in and eliminate fear from the heart. When you live within the cycle of love, you will go boldly before God and stand fearless before man, experiencing victory every time. This is part seven of the series, "Perfect Love