prayer Archives - Michael Easley InContext

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Has the Lord’s Prayer Been Misinterpreted?

Q: Has the Lord’s Prayer been misinterpreted. What does ‘give us this day our daily bread’ mean in the context of this prayer?

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Cultivating A Praying Church

Paul E. Miller joins Michael to discuss his book, A Praying Church, and the true purpose and priority of a prayer meeting.

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Are There Still Apostles Today?

Q: My husband and I were driving and passed by a church where the sign said the church was led by “Apostle So-and-so.” It made us wonder, are there still apostles today?

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How Often Should Something be Prayed About?

Q: When we are faced with decisions and seeking the Lord through prayer and His word, how often should something be prayed about?

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Should Christians use preferred pronouns?

Q: What do you think of Christians using pronouns for themselves and others who demand we address them with their preferred pronouns? I feel like by using pronouns for myself and others; I’m conforming to the culture and, in turn, humoring those individuals that identify as they/them and other opposing pronouns that don’t line up with their biological sex. I don’t want to make them feel disrespected, but at the same time, I don’t want to conform to their false truth. I want to tell them the truth in love.

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Teach us to pray

Understanding Prayer in God’s Image

Dr. Kenneth Boa joins Michael today to discuss praying the scripture back to God, why Christians struggle with prayer, and prayer in God’s image.

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Was Sexual Desire Present Before The Fall?

Q: Human beings seem to inherently be sexual beings. Was sexual desire present before the Fall? Or, put another way, did God create us to be sexual beings, or is it part of our fallen nature?

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Teach us to pray

Building Relationship With God Through Prayer

Barbara Brand joins Michael to talk about building a relationship with God through prayer, and the imperative obedience we are called to as believers.

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Why Do We Pray?

Q: If everything happens for a reason, and things are predestined to happen, then why do we pray? How does prayer change things? I struggle with this area in my Christian life, and I think partly because I don’t understand and don’t know if my prayer makes a difference.

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