Pray This Way

Send a textIn this episode, we discuss what Paul's focus for hating evil and clinging to good was, and we let this fuel our prayers for restoration and peace-making within our churches and communities.

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Send a textIn this episode, we define important terms for our age. What is Love? What is Genuine? A lot of folks have ideas about each of these terms, but the scriptures are clear and hold authority over all definitions.  We have to start with terms before we can ever hope to live life together with genuine love.

Send a textWe as humans often ignore or avoid topics and ideas that we don't completely understand. To make this worse, we have a psychological trick we play on ourselves when we don't want to do something: we overcomplicate it so we don't have to act. So in this episode, we attempt to spell out what the gifts are and what they are for.

Send a textIn this episode, we share how spiritual gifts are like a box of chocolates: meant to be shared. 

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Send a textIn this episode, we lead you through a guided prayer from Romans 12:1.

Send a textIn this episode we discuss praying as Jesus did, seeking the power to serve others with love for God and love for people.

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Send a textTrust in the Lord with all your heart and he will make your paths straight. We discuss the practical ways we trust in the Lord, and how he straightens our paths.

Send a textThis is our prayer companion for episode 9.

Send a textWe are counting down to Easter and reflecting on Christ's work in defeating sin and death when he rose from the grave victorious over all. Because he lives, everything changes, even our fears.

Send a textThis is our prayer guide companion for episode 8, Because He Lives

Send a textIn this episode, pastor Grant discusses how he encourages others to face tomorrow, by looking to Christ's finished work.

Send a textThis is our guided prayer companion for episode 7. 

Send a textIn this episode, we talk about common ways we often distract ourselves from praying through and working through areas in our lives. It's almost as if we leave pieces of ourselves out of our attempts to worship and follow Jesus. We address this, and share how to pray authentically asking the Spirit to search us and know our ways.

Send a textThe guided prayer for Episode 6: Fulfillment. 

Send a textIn this episode, we discuss our tendency as Christians to still be "thirsty" after our conversion. We discuss some of the reasons why we still thirst, what we thirst for, and how we can retrain ourselves by actually drinking the "spiritual water" Jesus offers to the woman at the well, and all who would seek and ask for it.

Send a textIn this episode, we take a deeper look at having a weaned heart in light of Psalm 131.

Send a textThis is our companion prayer guide to go along with our discussion on praying for guidance.

Send a textIn this episode, we discuss seeking guidance in a world filled with blind guides.

Send a textIn this episode, we discuss how our greatest significance is found in magnifying Christ in our lives, not ourselves.

Send a textThis is our guided prayer with prompts reflecting on Psalm 120.

Send a textIn this episode, we discuss Psalm 120 and how to apply the text to our prayers.

Send a textThis is the guided prayer that accompanies Episode 1: Psalm 131. Feel free to use this episode as a stand-alone or consider listening to the Episode 1 Discussion for more to consider during your prayer.

Send a textIn this episode, we discuss the key themes of Psalm 131, letting each verse be the guide and structure of our prayer. We find that David is attributed as the author, and he suggests that he isn't lifting his eyes up in longing or expectation. He's not consumed with thinking of things beyond his current station. When he wrote it, we do not know, but we know wherever he was he was content. How content? As content as a weaned child as he states. This is quite a statement and suggests that he is content to simply be with God, and not want his "milk" as the analogy suggests. Put another way, David did not want the gift but instead wanted the Gift Giver.