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Praying for Those Who do not Follow Jesus
Series Title: Lord, Teach us to Pray
Series Summary: Jesus was a man of prayer. He modeled it. He taught on it. He lived it. His life of prayer was so powerful that the disciples closest to him asked him to teach them about prayer. We need to learn from him, too. In this series, we will be looking at some of Jesus’ teaching on and examples of prayer. We will see how Jesus’ established practices of prayer (regular prayer and times of solitude) moved him to pray in various situations. His call to persevere in prayer is an invitation to follow him in this spiritual practice.
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
Passages: John 17:20-26; 1 Timothy 2:1-5
Speaker: Omar Ortiz
This week, we consider evangelistic prayer, praying for those who are not following Jesus. When we pray for those who are not Christians, we join our voices with Jesus, so that God’s desire for people to be saved and experience his glory can happen. After considering why we should pray for others, Pastor Omar then gives some practical suggestions for how to develop this habit.
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By Harbor City Church San Diego, CASeries Title: Lord, Teach us to Pray
Series Summary: Jesus was a man of prayer. He modeled it. He taught on it. He lived it. His life of prayer was so powerful that the disciples closest to him asked him to teach them about prayer. We need to learn from him, too. In this series, we will be looking at some of Jesus’ teaching on and examples of prayer. We will see how Jesus’ established practices of prayer (regular prayer and times of solitude) moved him to pray in various situations. His call to persevere in prayer is an invitation to follow him in this spiritual practice.
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash
Passages: John 17:20-26; 1 Timothy 2:1-5
Speaker: Omar Ortiz
This week, we consider evangelistic prayer, praying for those who are not following Jesus. When we pray for those who are not Christians, we join our voices with Jesus, so that God’s desire for people to be saved and experience his glory can happen. After considering why we should pray for others, Pastor Omar then gives some practical suggestions for how to develop this habit.