EPISODE · Jul 12, 2021 · 9 MIN
Why you might babble in prayer...
from Theological Sidebars · host Benjamin Pate
Jesus warns against those who babble and go on in prayer (Matt 6:5-8)? Do you babble in prayer? Why? What is behind that? Bible Studies and Discussions from Ben Pate (PhD, Biblical Studies), Pastor of Royal Palms Baptist Church. For more on Royal Palms visit https://www.Royalpalms.org Visit Royal Palms' Youtube Channel to watch live and archived worship services - https://www.youtube.com/c/RoyalPalmsBaptistChurch
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