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Message: “Living by Faith” from John Ploog

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John Ploog - June 30, 2019

Praying for You...In the Sprit

Colossians

I say it. You too are likely to say it. “I’m praying for you!” What does that mean? How am I praying? For what am I praying? What’s my frame of reference and what’s on my mind as I pray for friends, family, missionaries, young people, co-workers, and those who are facing transitions or disturbing circumstances? Last Sunday, I said that I’m so thankful for every opportunity to pray every week with the elders. One text from God’s Word often shapes our prayers for you as we ask God, “to fill you with the knowledge of His will through all spiritual wisdom and understanding.”So, we pray today, “Lord, teach us to pray.”

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