Most of us treat prayer like a 911 call. Something breaks. We dial God. We describe the emergency. W @TheOverlapLifewithTimBarber
Most of us treat prayer like a 911 call. Something breaks. We dial God. We describe the emergency. W  @TheOverlapLifewithTimBarber
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Most of us treat prayer like a 911 call. Something breaks. We dial God. We describe the emergency. We ask for help. And when the crisis passes, so does the prayer.

Paul treats prayer like oxygen.

He hears that these churches are thriving. Faith is strong. Love is growing. Everything is going right. And the prisoner prays harder.

He sees something going right and says, "God, give them more. Open their eyes wider. Take them deeper."

Prayer was never supposed to be crisis management. It's fuel for a fire that's already burning.

Ephesians 1:15-23 rewired how I think about talking to God. Full video in the link. #Prayer #Ephesians #SpiritualGrowth #Faith #BibleStudy #ChristianLife #NewCreation #OverlapLife
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