In this installment, we outline what the next section of Next Level Prayer holds for you. If you’ve enjoyed these lessons so far, this one is going to help take you to the next level as it relates to poking holes and filling those holes in regards to “spiritual warfare.”
In this section, we will specifically identify a few penalties that can be enforced if we don’t play by the rules of prayer.
There are some unspoken rules that need to be spoken when it comes to praying together as a team. These unspoken rules are in place to maintain a healthy team environment.
Allow us to give you a few ideas on how to make praying with others what you need to win and succeed at life. These three dynamics are what you need to take praying with others to the next level.
In order to overcome the negative feelings brought on when praying with others, we’ve identified five actions that can be taken. Using these actions will ensure a better experience when praying with others.
In this message we expose three of the most common negative feelings that come with praying in groups or in front of others that we often experience. It’s this feeling that’s keeping so many from going to the next in prayer when it comes to praying with others.
In this message we expose the negative feelings that come with praying in groups or in front of others that we often experience. It’s this feeling that’s keeping so many from going to the next in prayer when it comes to praying with others. With this talk we cover the first two of five of the most common experiences.
In this web-post, we discuss the five basic fundamentals we will cover over the next installments as it relates to praying with others. In this lesson our goal is to help others find joy and excitement in praying with others.
When you build out your prayer time, think of the results that praying will provide. Little prayer yields little results, but a lot of prayer will produce a lot of results.
In order to make prayer enjoyable, you have to make it. This lesson is structured to give you ideas on how to build out your prayer time.