A Prayer for Mentoring
A prayer for sharing experience with humility, listening before advising, and helping another person grow into their own God-given calling.
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A Prayer for Discipling Others
A prayer for accompanying another person’s spiritual growth with humility, patience, integrity, attentive listening, and faithful encouragement.
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A PRAYER FOR CELEBRATION
Gracious God, You are the giver of every good and perfect gift, yet I confess how easily I pass by your goodness without noticing it. My attention is
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Welcoming What We Would Rather Avoid
The Spiritual Discipline of Welcoming Prayer There are feelings we welcome easily. Joy. Gratitude. Peace. Hope. Then there are the others. Fear. Anger. Anxiety. Jealousy. Sadness. Shame. Disappointment.
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Prayer Walking
The Spiritual Discipline of Prayer Walking Most of us walk through places without really seeing them. We pass houses. Businesses. Schools. Parks. Neighborhoods. People moving quickly from one
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Prayer of Recollection
The Spiritual Discipline of the Prayer of Recollection Most of us know what it feels like to be scattered. Our bodies are in one place. Our minds are
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When Scripture Becomes Prayer
The Spiritual Discipline of Praying Scripture Sometimes prayer comes easily. We know exactly what we want to say. Gratitude rises naturally. A burden feels clear. The words simply
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Prayer Partners
The Spiritual Discipline of Prayer Partners There are prayers we pray alone. In the quiet of the morning. Late at night. While driving. Walking. Waiting. Those prayers matter
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Prayer of Lament
The Spiritual Discipline of the Prayer of Lament There are seasons when gratitude comes easily. Joy feels natural. Hope rises without effort. Prayer flows with confidence. There are
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Liturgical Prayer
Discover how the spiritual discipline of liturgical prayer connects us with centuries of faithful believers and shapes our hearts through Scripture, historic prayers, and shared worship.
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