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The Prayer Scrimmage

This installment describes the next progression of prayer called scrimmage. What does a scrimmage look like when it comes to prayer?

In this message we describe a next-level way to view prayer when it involves others, praying with a group. View this type of prayer as gameday prayer. View as pray-ers taking the field of prayer on gameday.

In the Field of Prayer

Most people fail to realize that there are results that should be measured and stats gathered when it comes to the sport of prayer. What are your results when you take the field in prayer?

A Better Perspective on the Rules of Prayer

In this message, we dispel many of the non-Biblical rules we apply in prayer in hopes of sharing with you a better perspective on prayer.

More Victories Than Defeats

Once you truly know how to be a player in the sport of prayer, you’re no longer focused on the adversities, but rather the pleasure, joy, and thrill of the victory it brings.

The Opponents of Prayer

In this message I reveal three opponents that challenge every person who decides to participate in the sport of prayer. In fact, whether you participate in prayer or not, these three are a problem in life.

Does Prayer Require Skills?

In this message, we focus on how one’s gift when used in prayer will take their prayer to the next-level.

The Progression of Prayer

If prayer is a sport that means you’d have to prepare like an athlete. In sports there are progressions to being prepared and the same is true for prayer.

Relating Prayer to a Sport

What if you could compare and contrast prayer with any sport? What would that mean for you and how your prayer-life is working out for you? If prayer is like a sport then that means there is a lot more we need to know about it, if we desire to go to the next level in prayer.

It’s Worth Talking to God Over

Waiting on God’s Response Talking to God and Prayer – Part 5 What have you learned recently about prayer?Following a Sunday service, I bumped into one of our college students. She asked how I was doing and knowing that I have great insight about prayer, she then followed up with …