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Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, and Greg Sailors continue the discussion on debunking prayer. Our words have power and reveal how we perceive our identity in Christ. We can use our words during prayer with authority because Jesus promised this to us in His Word. The Zoweh team challenges the listeners to accept the nobility associated with being a son of the King. Discover the power of the Daily Prayer that the Zoweh team prays.

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Michael Thompson, Sj Jennings, and Greg Sailors continue the discussion on prayer.

Prayer is like learning to play an instrument or playing a sport and definitely not chucking rocks over a wall hoping to get Jesus’ attention. It’s not an unending monologue; it’s the wild Kingdom of Prayer! How is worship prayerful? Explore more about the world of prayerful worship in the most surprising places.

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Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, and Greg Sailors

Jesus doesn’t just teach the words to pray, but the posture of the heart when entering into prayer. Prior to teaching the Lord’s prayer in Luke 11, the disciples in Luke 10 had experienced amazing victory as they prayed for people in Jesus’ name and they were healed. Jesus was cutting keys to the kingdom for his friends to take back lost ground by redeeming His people. Afterward Jesus reminds them to rejoice that their names are written in heaven.

In warfare, the two keys to gaining an upper hand is to cut off access (supply) and communication. Even though believers have power and authority, we can often pray for the things we already have or possess. The team puts forth a way and mindset to proceed in victorious prayer.

Resources: Moving Mountains by John Eldredge

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Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, and Greg Sailors delve into debunking prayer. Many words have been associated with prayer - obligation, formality, repetitive, holy... We remember simplistic prayers from our childhood such as "Now I lay me down to sleep." What is the right way to pray anyway? Is it a formula? In this discuss the team suggests, "Our perception of God determines our conversation with Him."

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Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, Jim Chenet, and Gary Barkalow

What is it to walk in one's glory in the Sage Stage?

Our calling is the weightiness, beauty, splendor of God. It increases as one gets older. When the exterior world and assignments change, it feels like a loss of freedom and purpose, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Join the team as they discuss examples of a man's transition from running while wielding a sword in the Warrior/King Stage to walking with a staff in the Elder Sage Stage.

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Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, Jim Chenet, and Gary Barkalow continue the discussion about the Elder Sage Initiative. They reveal the potential woundings that happen in this stage; one of the most notable being retirement. Retirement can lead to a feeling of not being wanted or needed and perhaps even isolation. The men discuss that the glory of God in one’s life is not associated with roles such as work or assignments. They suggest that the Elder Sage stage is an amazing time to experience a greater freedom in exploring one’s calling and the glory of God in one’s life.

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Michael Thompson, SJ Jennings, Jim Chenet, and Gary Barkalow discuss the Elder Sage Initiative that Zoweh. Are you a settled, elder statesman who has learned from a lifetime of experience and has had time to reflect on lessons learned? Your hard-earned wisdom is a valuable asset that can help recover and restore the hearts of younger men. Some sages mentioned in this episode are Mr. Miyagi from The Karate Kid and Lionel Logue from The King's Speech.

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Michael Thompson and Josh Wilson of the Uncensored Advice for Men podcast discuss how Josh processed the concept of masculinity and fatherhood as related to the sudden loss of his Dad in 2020. The men unpack the critical father/son relationship and healthy vs. unhealthy pride.

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Michael Thompson and Josh Wilson of the Uncensored Advice for Men podcast discuss how Josh is processing the sudden loss of his Dad in 2020. The men explore the type of man Josh's dad was and how his tough guy personality and relentless drive fueled Josh's personality and drive. After Josh's dad was gone, he began to re-evaluate so many things included why his push to achieve subsided.

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LinkedIn post referenced in the podcast: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/joshuabrucewilson_after-my-father-passed-away-i-found-comfort-activity-6737772647309983744-VAVD

Michael and SJ with Jeff and Dana Andrechyn discuss the sessions that Jeff and Dana lead for The Rendezvous Project and why they have such an impact on the participants. One key to building a marriage relationship is to spend time finding the glory in your partner rather than pointing out their faults. The Zoweh team reveals practical ways to strengthen marriages in a world that wants to promote division and divorce.

One main goal of The Rendezvous Project is to usher in a Rendezvous Practice for couples - to build an understanding that a marriage cannot survive on a "one-and-done" marriage weekend. There's always more in a marriage to discuss and explore.

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