The Relational Prayer

An episode of the Modern Faith With Chris Andrew podcast, hosted by Christian Andrew, titled "The Relational Prayer" was published on November 14, 2023 and runs 46 minutes.

November 14, 2023 ·46m · Modern Faith With Chris Andrew

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Summary

We need to pray like we have a real and strong relationship with the Lord. 3 Things to learn from this episode: -God is relational -God wants to hear from us/ Talk to us -God wants to teach us how to pray

Episode Description

We need to pray like we have a real and strong relationship with the Lord.

3 Things to learn from this episode:

-God is relational

-God wants to hear from us/ Talk to us

-God wants to teach us how to pray

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