HeyJaredEpaphras Prays Podcast
Short teachings on prayer and intercession and a few minutes of praying for the people of God from the Word of God epaphrasprays.substack.com
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Discovering the Boundless Potential of Prayer (opens the original)
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Prayer is loyalty to God. Non-praying is to reject Christ and to abandon Heaven. A life of prayer is the only life which Heaven counts. — Bounds Today we study a chapter from the work of E. M. Bounds. Key Points * Prayer is an obligation for those who are devoted to God, even more so than worldly success or wealth. * Prayer is not merely a religious duty but a vital aspect of life, as important as breathing. * Prayer is the means by which God’s will is enacted on Earth, allowing His kingdom to b
Praying Classic Prayers: Helping Guide Our Own Prayers (opens the original)
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Have you ever sat in a prayer gathering and there’s that one intercessor who just seems to go deep in petitions before the Lord? They don’t pray just on the surface, and you can tell they’ve spent plenty of times laboring in prayers. That’s can be inspiring, or maybe discouraging, making our own praying seem a bit feeble, or so we think. It’s not about being eloquent, but about knowing the heart and will of the Lord. He hears all our prayers, but this type of praying comes with repeated time wit
The Highest Form of Prayer: Loving Our Enemies (opens the original)
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Praying for myself is easy. Intercession for others is challenging, but praying for my enemies is the hardest. It is also the highest form of prayer. It is what Jesus Himself did and calls us to do. This is difficult because it goes against our human nature, the pull of the flesh. When someone is hostile toward us, we want to retaliate, seek revenge, or somehow win. We want to see them get what’s coming to them. But Jesus calls us to love our enemies. Not only to love those who love us back, but
A Song, A Psalm, A Poem (opens the original)
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A Prayer Song Lord! teach us how to pray aright, With reverence and with fear: Though dust and ashes, yet we may, We must, to Thee draw near. Oh! grant us power to pray; And when to meet you we prepare, Lord, meet us by the way. Burdened with guilt, convinced of sin, In weakness, want, and woe, Fightings without, and fears within, Lord, where else shall we go? We come, then, God of grace! to Thee: Give broken contrite hearts; Give what thine eye delights to see, Truth in the inward parts. Give d
The Power of Believing Prayer in Crisis (opens the original)
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In Scripture, there is one weapon given the Christian Church to bring the Lord’s aid, power, help, and deliverance in times of persecution and difficulty. We have this same divine weapon, which is often ignored and underused, and must be enlisted again and again. Let’s study the biblical account of Peter's miraculous rescue from prison through the power of earnest church prayer, drawing theological insights from Alexander MacLaren's commentary. So Peter was kept in prison, but earnest prayer for
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