EPISODE · Apr 23, 2019 · 42 MIN
EP 56: Prayer (Spiritual Disciplines Series)
from Thankful Homemaker: A Christian Homemaking Podcast · host Marci Ferrell: Christian Homemaker, Wife, Mother and Grandmother
Prayer is simply talking to God. As believers, we have access to God the Father through our relationship with Jesus Christ. Prayer reminds us we are dependent on God for every aspect of our lives and we grow in that relationship by communing with Him in prayer. Donald Whitney reminds us in regards to the spiritual disciplines that prayer is second only to Bible intake in the order of importance. Prayer is not demanding but we are coming before the Lord with open hands to what He knows is best for us. You can find all podcasts on the Spiritual Disciplines in this series here. T Head to ThankfulHomemaker.com for Full Show Notes Resources: Homemaking Matters: Living for God's Glory in the Ordinary Thankful Homemaker Blog Free Resource Library
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Prayer is simply talking to God. As believers, we have access to God the Father through our relationship with Jesus Christ. Prayer reminds us we are dependent on God for every aspect of our lives and we grow in that relationship by communing with Him in prayer. Donald Whitney reminds us in regards to the spiritual disciplines that prayer is second only to Bible intake in the order of importance. Prayer is not demanding but we are coming before the Lord with open hands to what He knows is best for us. You can find all podcasts on the Spiritual Disciplines in this series here. The two books I’m utilizing the most for the series are Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life and Habits of Grace. Head to ThankfulHomemaker.com for Full Show Notes Subscribe to ThankfulHomemaker Follow ThankfulHomemaker on Facebook, Pinterest & Instagram Subscribe to the Podcast on Your Favorite App
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