Podcasts about prayer priorities

Recap: The Lord's Prayer (Or Disciple's Prayer) Priorities in our prayers: The Holiness of God A desire that he be exalted A prayer for his Kingdom to come For our daily bread For forgiveness: to be granted to us that we would forgive others (sin is a debt) That we be protected from temptations that…

SERIES: Epiphany MomentsIt is easy for us to assume that if God says “no” to a request, we are getting less than we wanted. We need to have an epiphany moment, seeing the reality—that God always wants more for us than we want from him. Saying “yes” to all our requests would often result in us receiving less joy, less blessing, a lesser life. So, when God says “no” to our request, we can be assured it is because he wants to give us more. Far more than existing as a “help desk” or 911 dispatch, God's love for us is like that of a groom for his bride. His love for us exceeds all expectation and understanding. In that love, God always delivers more than we ask, not less.

Paul wrote 1 Timothy to guide a young preacher named Timothy in training the church for godliness by emphasizing sincere faith, sound doctrine, and practical godly living. He provided instructions on prayer, worship, leadership, and spiritual discipline to foster a healthy and faithful church community. Through his encouragement to Timothy to lead the church well, Paul aimed to equip the church to live out God's principles in everyday life.

Finally, brethren, pray for us, that the word of the Lord may run swiftly and be glorified, just as it is with you, and that we may be delivered from unreasonable and wicked men. [1 hour 2 minutes]

BOTTOM LINE: Prayer starts with God and ends with me.Matthew 6:9-13 NIVMatthew 6:9-10 NIVMatthew 6:11-15 NIV

In this new study series on prayer with this lesson delivered by Simon Pranaitis, the prayer priorities of Paul are meticulously explored to uncover the depth of relational prayer within the Christian community. Starting with a historical backdrop from the book of Philippians, Pranaitis engages his listeners by diving deep into the nuances of praying for others. This theme is vividly presented through Paul's epistles. The discussion elaborates on how these practices sustain and deepen bonds among believers, irrespective of physical proximity, by emphasizing the dual use of relational prayer for sanctification and connection.With thoughtful interrogation of Paul's epistolary prayers, Pranaitis reveals how Paul's prayer priorities emphasize the urgency and fidelity of intercessory prayers, which are meant for individual edification and communal strengthening. Throughout his discourse, examples from Philippians showcase how Paul's prayers were intrinsically tied to his theological objectives, aiming to foster collective resilience and unity among early Christians.Moreover, the sermon goes beyond mere biblical recounting to address contemporary applications, urging modern believers to embody Paul's commitments through persistent and dedicated prayer habits. Simon's call to recognize prayer as a foundational practice that transforms personal faith and enhances collective religious life highlights this approach. By revisiting and revitalizing Paul's prayer priorities, the sermon encourages a reflective and proactive engagement with one's faith, community, and the broader ecclesiastical body. ★ Support this podcast ★

Colossians 1:9-14 9And so, from the day we heard, we have not ceased to pray for you, asking that you may be filled with the knowledge of his will in all spiritual wisdom and understanding, 10so as to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing to him: bearing fruit in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God; 11being strengthened with all power, according to his glorious might, for all endurance and patience with joy; 12giving thanks to the Father, who has qualified you to share in the inheritance of the saints in light. 13He has delivered us from the domain of darkness and transferred us to the kingdom of his beloved Son, 14in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.

Prayer Priorities

In this second installment, Pastor Gary Craft digs into the fact that we can trust God's plan and purpose for us, because He only wants good for us. If you'd like to reach out to us to respond to the message, ask for prayer, or simply get to know us better, please follow this link:[...]

Praying is kind of like shooting an arrow. So, if your prayer is the arrow, you've got to have faith that it is able to reach the target (the target being your desired outcome). God hears all of our prayers and can help that arrow along to reach the target. But it's so important to[...]

Main point: Paul's prayer in Ephesians 1:15-23 is a model of how to pray to our sovereign God for other believers. 

Jonathan Ray

When Christians celebrate "answered" prayers, they often sound ridiculous. Seth shares a chapter on the subject from his new book, "Christianity Made Me Talk Like an Idiot."GET THE BOOK: https://amzn.to/3suQng8 AUDIOBOOK (narrated by Seth): https://amzn.to/3662etk GET AN AUTOGRAPHED COPY: http://www.sethandrews.com

Speaker: Eve Ridgeway // Date: Sunday 9 January 2022 // Scripture: Colossians 1:1-14

Sunday January 9th, 2022 with Chris Gore. Continuing series on the Lords Prayer. 

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We're talking to the founder of Million Praying Men Robin Johnson - about how Christians pray as the 'Covid Crisis' deepens. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jesus prayed. If he prayed, then it follows that his followers certainly should too. John 17 provides a glimpse into how Jesus prayed and therefore how his followers should seek to pray.

Jesus prayed. If he prayed, then it follows that his followers certainly should too. John 17 provides a glimpse into how Jesus prayed and therefore how his followers should seek to pray.

Jesus prayed. If he prayed, then it follows that his followers certainly should too. John 17 provides a glimpse into how Jesus prayed and therefore how his followers should seek to pray.

Jesus prayed. If he prayed, then it follows that his followers certainly should too. John 17 provides a glimpse into how Jesus prayed and therefore how his followers should seek to pray.

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When you should pray, pray.

Scripture References: Acts 4:12-13 Acts 4:17-22 Acts 4:23-31

Real Life Ministries is a community of college students following Jesus at Oregon State University. Speaker: Chad Weaver 'In Real Life' is a podcast where we discuss aspects of serving Christ from the perspectives of students in our community. In addition to the IRL series, messages from our gatherings on campus are also available here. For more information about Real Life, visit osureallife.com.

Daniel had visions that are highly symbolic and sometimes difficult to understand. He had a dream about four kingdoms that would rule, similar to the dream he interpreted for King Nebuchadnezzar, and a vision of 70 weeks that indicated it was time for the people of Judah to return to Jerusalem. In his prophesy of the 70 weeks, he gives a precise prediction of the coming of the Messiah and the beginning of His Kingdom which shall be without end.

Real Life Ministries is a community of college students following Jesus at Oregon State University. Speaker: Chad Weaver 'In Real Life' is a podcast where we discuss aspects of serving Christ from the perspectives of students in our community. In addition to the IRL series, messages from our gatherings on campus are also available here. For more information about Real Life, visit osureallife.com.

Part 14 in the Practical Christian Living series by Dr. Mack Amis. Bible Reference: James 5: 13-18 Additional Bible References Ecclesiastes 3: 1-8 John 9: 1-5 1 Corinthians 11: 27-30 Mark 2: 1-12 Job 42: 7-9 Recorded live at Parker Memorial Baptist Church on July 14, 2019 during the 8:30 am service Web Site: https://www.parkermemorial.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialparkermemorial

Jimmy Davis - As we come to the end of our journey in this series on prayer, we discover that one of Paul's prayer priorities is "gospel growth." In many of his letters, Paul pleads with and encourages the church to pray for God to GROW the gospel, to pray for those who SOW the gospel to do so in clear, bold, and protected ways, and to pray that many would KNOW the gospel.

Jimmy Davis - This week we continue in our survey of Paul’s Prayer Priorities, learning from Philippians 1:1-11 how Paul prays FROM a heart of love FOR God’s people while he prays FOR a heart of love to grow IN God’s people.

Jimmy Davis - Last Sunday we learned from Ephesians 1 and 3 that we can follow Paul’s example and pray that God’s people will have hearts that SEE their hope in Jesus and hearts that are STRENGTHENED through faith in Jesus.

Jimmy Davis - WHY, WHEN, WITH WHOM, and WHAT should we pray for the people in our local church and the church around the world? Listen in on Paul's prayer for the church in Colossae for answers to these questions.

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Jesus gives us clear instruction on how to pray and approach God in prayer. in this message we will look at Mt. 7 at a deeper dimension of what Jesus was saying,, focusing on Who we are praying too, instead of What we are praying for.

Our proper response to God's sovereign work of grace in our lives is to seek to please Him in every way.

Our proper response to God's sovereign work of grace in our lives is to seek to please Him in every way.

Hey everybody! Today's episode is more of a "minisode." We are going to look at 3 Prayer Priorities the Apostle Paul mentions for his own life. I hope you enjoy this episode and put it into practice! Scripture References (English Standard Version): Romans 15:30 Phillipians 1:19 Colassions 4:3 1 Thessalonians 5:25 2 Thessalonians 3:1–2 Philemon 22 2 Corinthians 1:11 Resources: My Website & Newsletter Foursquare Missions Prayer Guide Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss an episode. If you're enjoying this podcast, spread the word by sharing it with your friends. As always, you can connect with me on Facebook or Twitter. It's your life, now go live it! Got a question, comment or some feedback on the podcast? Submit it here. Post may contain affiliate links. All proceeds are used to support the missions work. Thanks for listening!

Please note that at the beginning of the video it is incorrectly labeled 1 Thessalonians Lesson #2. This is actually Lesson #6. "Oh God, help!" Does this sound like most of your prayers because you wait until you're desperate to pray? Listen to this lesson to learn from the Apostle Paul's prayers. See the importance of turning off all the things that distract us and setting aside time to pray on a regular basis. Discover why praise and gratitude should be the foundation for all our prayers and how learning the Word of God teaches us the spiritual blessings we should praise God for. Instead of asking God only for things for ourselves, learn how to pray for others. Appreciate why we should pray to God the Father as we realize that Jesus and the Holy Spirit are both interceding for us at God's throne.

"With all I have to do every day, how in the world can I set aside time to pray?" If that moan sounds familiar to you, listen to this lesson to learn the importance Paul placed on prayer and how he continually found time in his hectic life to offer prayer both day and night. Hear several prayers of his and apply them to your own prayer life. Learn about Nehemiah's prayer and how the Lord Jesus Christ considered prayer such an important part of his life that he sometimes prayed all night.

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Andy Jack continues our series in Ephesians Chapter 1 verses 15-23, today we are looking at Prayer Priorities for 2012, in the second of two talks on this subject.

Andy Jack continues our series in Ephesians Chapter 1 verses 15-23, today we are looking at Prayer Priorities for 2012, in the second of two talks on this subject.

Andy Jack continues our series in Ephesians Chapter 1 verses 15-23, today we are looking at Prayer Priorities for 2012, in the fist of two talks on this subject.

Andy Jack continues our series in Ephesians Chapter 1 verses 15-23, today we are looking at Prayer Priorities for 2012, in the fist of two talks on this subject.

A new MP3 sermon from Sugar Land Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Second Thessalonians 3:1-5 – Prayer Priorities Subtitle: Second Thessalonians Speaker: Dr. Andrew Woods Broadcaster: Sugar Land Bible Church Event: Sunday School Date: 6/16/2024 Bible: 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5 Length: min.