We Pray till the End of the Day

In this episode, “We Pray Till the End of the Day,” we journey into the deep and often unsettling question of prayer. Inspired by Coldplay’s song “We Pray,” this episode reflects on what prayer means in a world marked by war, injustice, displacement, loneliness, and exhaustion.Is prayer merely speaking to God?Or is it also listening, waiting, resisting, grieving, hoping, and allowing ourselves to be transformed?Drawing from decolonial and liberationist spiritualities, this episode explores prayer not as an escape from the world, but as a courageous engagement with it. Prayer becomes a cry from the margins, a song of survival, a protest against despair, and a longing for justice, healing, and peace.Together, we reflect on the spirituality of Jesus, the prayers of oppressed communities, and the ways prayer can reshape both our inner lives and our public witness today.I warmly invite you to listen, reflect, and journey with me.What does prayer mean to you today?How has prayer sustained, challenged, or transformed you?Let us pray — and keep praying — till the end of the day.#SubversiveSpiritualities #Prayer #DecolonialTheology #LiberationTheology #DalitTheology #PublicTheology #FaithAndJustice #SpiritualResistance #TheologyFromBelow #ChristianPodcast #ProgressiveChristianity #PrayerAndJustice #PostcolonialTheology #FaithInPublicLife #ListeningToGod #SpiritualJourney #ChristianSpirituality #PropheticVoices #PodcastCommunity #RajPatta #ColdPlay