Have you seen the movie The Princess Diaries? Mia is a princess, but at the beginning of the movie she doesn't know it. Someone actually sits on her, and she tells her friend, "Somebody sat on me again." In another part of the movie, she said, "My expectation in life is to be invisible and I'm … Continue reading I Was Invisible

If you are praying for an addicted prodigal, this story of redemption will increase your faith for him or her. Let me introduce you to Wendy. The Wendy I know and love is a beautiful young woman whose smile and hug encourages you. She faithfully attends church with me and serves and seeks God beautifully. … Continue reading Guest Blog from Wendy Prince

As someone who loves a prodigal, it can seem that each time forward motion toward salvation is made, there quickly follows at least a partial step back away from God, if not many. When we gain ground and see raindrops (evidence of God's answering prayer), the enemy of souls comes against the progress with a  … Continue reading No “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back”

"Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit"  (Romans 15:13 NKJV). Lately this has been my prayer for prodigals. Too many believe there is no hope for their salvation. Too many say they no longer … Continue reading Prayer to the God of Hope

I recently heard a sermon in which the preacher gave statistics of the probability of someone's being saved at different ages, and for those of us who pray for prodigals that are over the age of 18, the statistics were very disheartening. However, our prayers overcome statistics, making them of no consequence, because God is … Continue reading Does Age Matter?