Christian Questions Bible Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Prayer is a staple of religion. If you don’t follow any particular religion then perhaps you meditate. The point is, humans by and large are tuned to opening their minds to some kind of external power or tranquility. For many, this opening of their minds provides a sense of security and peace as they feel heard, accepted and cared for. So, is prayer a commodity that should be passed out to and encouraged among the masses? Is it an elixir that can be taken to cure what ails you? How does prayer even work? What are its key ingredients and what is its process – or is there one? Can prayer, will prayer, change your life?
Ep. 1288: Are My Promises Reliable?
Ep. 1287: What Does God Promise Us as Christians?
Ep. 1286: Does Patience Really Matter?
Ep. 1285: When Jesus Prayed ”Thy Kingdom Come” What Did He Mean?
Ep. 1284: Is Following Christ the Same as Following Christianity?(Part II)
Ep. 1283: Is Following Christ the Same as Following Christianity? (Part I)
Ep. 1282: We Are What We Think, So What Are We Thinking About? (Part II)
Ep. 1281: We Are What We Think About So, What Are We Thinking About? (Part I)
Ep. 1280: Is God an Angry God?
Ep. 1279: How Do We Positively Provoke Others Without Offending Them?
Ep. 1278: What Does It Feel Like to Have Real Faith?
Ep. 1277: Will the World’s Pain and Suffering Ever End?
Ep. 1276: When Jesus Said, ”It is Finished,” What Did He Begin?
Ep. 1275: Why Did Jesus Ride Into Jerusalem?
Ep. 1274: If I Have God’s Peace, Why Am I So Stressed?
Ep. 1273: What Can David, a Battlefront and Cheese Teach Us?
Ep. 1272: Am I Throwing Away My Life’s Greatest Privilege? (Part II)
Ep. 1271: Am I Throwing Away My Life’s Greatest Privilege? (Part I)
Ep. 1270: How Strong Are My Relationships? (Part III)
Ep. 1269: How Strong Are My Relationsships? (Part II )
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