My job as a pastor is to make sure that God's people are equipped to do the work of ministry. One of the things that I am charged with doing is teaching people how to pray. With many of us, we wonder why our prayers don't get answered. Today, I hope that our focus on being aligned to pray will challenge you and encourage you. I pray for the light to go on in your hearts and in your lives so that you can align your prayers with God’s will and, as a result, see your prayers answered.
Aligned To Pray
January 28, 2024 • Dr. Curt Dodd • John 14:13–14, John 15:5–8, John 16:23–24
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February 11, 2024 • Dr. Curt Dodd • Matthew 28:18–20
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