Learning How to Do Life Well
Trudi concludes the series with a look at the best day of the year.
This series takes an honest, straightforward look at the unanswered prayers of Jesus, the prayers he prayed in the last week of his earthly ministry, in order to help our understanding of the questions we ask when we pray, and God is silent.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws on the book “God on Mute” by Peter Greig.
Trudi looks at the prayer of Jesus on Good Friday, and how we address the question of why.
This series takes an honest, straightforward look at the unanswered prayers of Jesus, the prayers he prayed in the last week of his earthly ministry, in order to help our understanding of the questions we ask when we pray, and God is silent.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws on the book “God on Mute” by Peter Greig.
Tim examines the prayer of Jesus as he approached that awful moment awaiting.
This series takes an honest, straightforward look at the unanswered prayers of Jesus, the prayers he prayed in the last week of his earthly ministry, in order to help our understanding of the questions we ask when we pray, and God is silent.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws on the book “God on Mute” by Peter Greig.
Trudi begins a new series which uses the last prayers of Jesus – the ones where God seemed silent – to examine our experience in prayer.
This series takes an honest, straightforward look at the unanswered prayers of Jesus, the prayers he prayed in the last week of his earthly ministry, in order to help our understanding of the questions we ask when we pray, and God is silent.
In addition to the wisdom of Scripture, this series draws on the book “God on Mute” by Peter Greig.
This episode also uses the audio from a Youtube video by Bob Sorge.
Tim and Trudi join Rachel and Heather to talk about the lesson.
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Rachel teaches about the habit of prayer and brings practical steps to make your prayer time better.
Would you like to join the conversation? Send us your questions or comments, and we’ll talk about it After Class (later this week!)