If we’re going to live a biblical Christianity, we should probably be taking our cue from Christ’s own example, right?
A good part of that example included how he would pray.
Christ leaned WAY into the Psalms for his prayer life… and if we follow that example, that opens up a lot of doors most Christians didn’t even know were there to be opened.
If you’re tired of playing defense in your prayer life and asking God to pull you out of some kind of a hole you’ve tumbled into and you’d like the devil to break into a cold sweat every time your feet hit the floor, maybe you should take up the weapons God has already given you in His word and put them to work.
That’s the ground being covered in this interview:
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Here’s the book being described:
Amazon link here for everyone who wants a part of this.
