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Christians often examine their “prayer lives,” wondering if they are praying correctly, praying enough, or if their prayers are effective at all. As with other elements of the Christian life, we can rob prayer of its inherent supernatural power by imposing our own fleshly expectations upon it. In this episode, Jon and Doug discuss how prayer is less about an action and more about a lifestyle, and how this means of grace is used by our Lord to wage war in the spiritual realm.
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Hosts:
Jon Moffitt - jonmoffitt.com
Doug Van Dorn - douglasvandorn.com
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Christians often examine their “prayer lives,” wondering if they are praying correctly, praying enough, or if their prayers are effective at all. As with other elements of the Christian life, we can rob prayer of its inherent supernatural power by imposing our own fleshly expectations upon it. In this episode, Jon and Doug discuss how prayer is less about an action and more about a lifestyle, and how this means of grace is used by our Lord to wage war in the spiritual realm.
JOIN THE REFORMED FRINGE COMMUNITY!
Hosts:
Jon Moffitt - jonmoffitt.com
Doug Van Dorn - douglasvandorn.com
Where doctrine meets discovery. Weekly conversations at the intersection of reformed theology and contemporary exploration.