I have just finished a 40 day study of Christ in small book called The Incomparable Christ. This study of who Christ is and His journey to the cross has challenged me in many areas as I continually desire to humble myself to become more like Christ. One area that I was very challenged in was prayer! When we came to language school we had no idea all the other blessings beyond Spanish that Christ would give us while at this little Bible school in Texas. It is powerfully humbling and amazing to see students here that have left their country to come and learn the word of God! The challenges that these students face to receive a solid biblical education are so far beyond what we in America go through to get the similar education from Gods word.
Before Easter we had a day of prayer here on campus. This day is fully focused on prayer and actually praying! There are no classes on this day and none of the staff work, yet everyone is present and praying starting at 8:00 am for the whole day. This prayer time was amazing as we saw the whole campus shut down to pray! It was awesome to see the Bible students, many of whom are between 18-28 years old, desiring to become like Christ and praying for others and fully trusting in the power of prayer. There are many things in the lives of these students that will only be accomplished through prayer. Of course I believe the same applies to our lives yet do we really believe in the power of prayer? In my recent study of the life of Christ I read a section on the prayer life of Christ. I believe that if we want to know how to pray we must pray as Jesus did! Take a look at Christs prayer life-
Real prayer is the total surrender to a full correspondence with mind will and character of God.
We look forward to a brief break from school starting May 14th! If you haven't received our prayer calender and would like it please let us know by e-mailing us at jdunn@biblicalministries.org. Our plans for the coming weeks are on our calendar!
For His Glory,
Para la Gloria de Dios
Heather Dunn
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