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Oct 4, 2019 42 min

Is There Power in Prayer?

from Discovering Our Scars Hosted by Steph & Beth

What is prayer? Where, how, and why do people do it? Is prayer about changing God’s mind? Are prayer and meditation the same thing? Steph and Beth tackle all of these questions and more. Beth shares why she doesn’t pray in the bathroom, but Steph gives her a new perspective that leaves her re-thinking her position. Steph and Beth talk about pre-written prayers that are meaningful to them, like the Serenity Prayer and the Covenant Prayer, but they also acknowledge there are a lot of clichés about prayer that muddy the waters. Why are some prayers answered, while others seem to be ignored and how have Steph and Beth handled being on both ends of that spectrum? This honest conversation about prayer will probably encourage you in some ways, but frustrate you in others. That’s what real conversation does. Full transcript and show notes here: https://dospod.us/e12

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What is prayer? Where, how, and why do people do it? Is prayer about changing God’s mind? Are prayer and meditation the same thing? Steph and Beth tackle all of these questions and more. Beth shares why she doesn’t pray in the bathroom, but Steph gives her a new perspective that leaves her re-thinking her position. Steph and Beth talk about pre-written prayers that are meaningful to them, like the Serenity Prayer and the Covenant Prayer, but they also acknowledge there are a lot of clichés ab...

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