MGD: Driving with God - 3

LRH: Order in Prayer - 7

Rev. Obeng highlights the Syrophoenician woman’s desperate plea for her daughter to teach us about intercession. While order in prayer matters, raw faith matters more. You don’t need complex theology or perfect protocols to intercede for your children. Sometimes, the most powerful, persistent prayer is simply, "Lord, help!"

MGD: Driving with God - 3

A car's windscreen is large because driving requires looking forward. In your spiritual journey, avoid worldly distractions and fix your eyes firmly on Jesus. Navigate safely toward heaven by keeping both hands on the wheel through consistent prayer and God's Word.

LRH: Order in Prayer - 6

Prayer is an art that requires constant practice, yet God's grace overrides strict protocols. Using the Syrophoenician woman as an example, Rev. Obeng teaches that while order in prayer is important, desperate moments call for raw, honest petitions. Whether you feel confident, doubtful, or unqualified, God is everywhere and ready to hear you, so don't stop praying.

MGD: Driving with God - 2

Just as drivers have dangerous blind spots, we have hidden character flaws like pride or selfishness. Discover how relying on the Holy Spirit’s internal warnings and the loving correction of godly friends prevents devastating crashes in your spiritual journey today.

LRH: Order in Prayer - 5

In this message, Rev. Dr. Joseph B. Obeng highlights the importance of both corporate and individual prayer, illustrating the distinct purpose and unique benefits of each. He showcases where these practices are applied by drawing from the Bible: using the believers’ collective intercession in Acts chapter 12 to demonstrate the power of corporate prayer, and the story of Hannah to reveal the intimacy and effectiveness of personal, individual prayer.