When You Don't Know How To Pray

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Soul Talks with PB

Bong Baylon

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Hi, my name is Pastor Bong Baylon. People call me PB for short. I'm the Senior Pastor of Real Life Christian Communities. I want to talk about matters of the soul so that we can all grow together in Christ. Please, support this podcast by contacting me personally. Thanks. Click here for more information about Real Life Christian Communities (RLCC).

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When You Don't Know How To Pray

Soul Talks with PB

15 minutes 34 seconds

2 weeks ago

When You Don't Know How To Pray

When You Don’t Know How to Pray

Scripture: “The Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us…” — Romans 8:26 (NIV)

Explanation:

Paul acknowledges that there are moments when our pain is too deep for words. In those moments, the Holy Spirit intercedes for us according to God’s will. The Spirit is not a distant observer but an intimate helper who prays with us and for us.

Reflection & Application:

When you feel lost in prayer, remember—you’re never praying alone. Even your sighs and tears are understood by the Spirit. Surrender your confusion and let Him translate your heart’s cry into a prayer that reaches heaven’s throne.

Question for Reflection:

How can you rely more on the Spirit’s help when you feel too weak to pray?

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