A vision for prayer in 2023

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Sunday 8th January 2023 | Dr Harvey Kwiyani shares at our first service of 2023 on the significance of prayer. Harvey explores key biblical passages including Exodus 30, 1 Kings 18 and Revelation 8, explaining how a thriving Christian life is always underpinned by daily rhythms of prayer morning and evening. We also need to learn how to ‘wrestle with God’ in prayer over a sustained period. There are things in 2023 that will happen in our lives only because we have prayed; but there may also be things that don’t happen this year if we do not pray. Harvey closes by praying for our church community that we would become a people of prayer this year to a greater degree, in order that we might see God do all that He desires to do through Herald and in our city in 2023.

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