What? What? Why?

Prayer is one of my favorite subjects, and I was excited to get to teach a two-part miniseries on prayer a couple weeks ago at my home church. Some of you have asked me to post it, so here you go!

What? What? Why? (Part 1)

This is the title of the first message. It answers these questions:

What is prayer?

What does it look like?

Why in the world do I need to pray?

I pray this message inspires your faith and gets you stirred up about prayer like it did me.

When it Doesn’t Look Like God is Moving (Part 2)

This is the second message. (Get it – thus the part 2) 🙂

I’m sure we’ve all had times when we’ve prayed for things and don’t see anything happening. This message is a look at some examples from the Word that will hopefully encourage us to stand strong in faith and hope and show us what to do when it doesn’t look like He’s moving at all.

I pray these messages inspire and encourage you like they have done me 🙂

Blessings,

toni….

What? What? Why? (Part 1) (39:52)

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Date: October 27, 2014

By: Toni Lagaras

Description: (I do apologize, but there is a 25 second delay from when you press play to when the audio starts :) ) What? What? Why is part 1 of a two part mini-series on prayer that will get you stirred up about prayer again. We define what prayer is, check out examples of what prayer looks like in the Word, and learn why we need to pray. This is a fresh look at prayer that makes releasing the power of God easy and doable.

When it Doesn't Look Like God is Moving...(Part 2) (42:35)

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Date: October 27, 2014

By: Toni Lagaras

Description: We have all had those times when we've prayed or we've gotten a Word from God and it just doesn't look like anything is happening. Or the opposite of what He said is happening. We take a look at some examples in the Word to bring us hope and strength to hold on and show us what to do when it doesn't look like God is moving...
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