• Practical Lessons for Living as Followers of Jesus. Part 1. Rhythms of prayer

  • Aug 4 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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Practical Lessons for Living as Followers of Jesus. Part 1. Rhythms of prayer

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    What are we trying to build in life? It could be a family, a career, a business, a ministry - whatever it is, it needs to be founded on prayer. In the first of four, highly practical as well as inspirational talks on Nehemiah, Pastor Steve looks at some of Nehemiah's prayers and and encourages us to build four practices into our rhythm of prayer - worship, confession of sin leading to repentance and the liberation of forgiveness, praying the truths of God’s word, and making specific requests for God to answer.


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