In this episode of the Made To Pray podcast, Karrilee and Lori discuss the significance of prayer, the necessity of recognizing our dependence on God, and the importance of accountability within the church community. They explore the cost of righteousness and the role of intercessors in bringing about change. The conversation emphasizes the need for authentic relationships and the importance of slowing down to hear God's voice amidst a fast-paced culture. In this conversation, they emphasize the importance of being known by God and the power of prayer. They discuss the need to return to our first love for God, the significance of authentic relationships, and the call to intercede for others. Lori highlights the role of the Good Shepherd in providing abundant life and encourages listeners to cultivate a deeper relationship with God through prayer and community. The conversation concludes with Karrilee announcing an upcoming series on the podcast as they invite you to join in on a Bible study through the book of Ephesians. (Book linked below!)

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Reflection on Prayer

02:55
The Importance of Recognizing Our Need for God

05:57
Understanding Righteousness and the Cost of Change

08:46
The Role of Intercessors and the Power of Prayer

12:05
The Church as a Community and Accountability

14:47
The Need for Authentic Relationships

18:05
Slowing Down to Hear God

20:55
Finding Validity in a Fast-Paced Culture

28:34
The Power of Being Known by God

30:45
Returning to Our First Love

32:40
The Call to Prayer and Intercession

36:15
The Good Shepherd and Abundant Life

40:35
The Importance of Authenticity in Prayer

43:54
Stirring Up Our First Love

46:12
The Need for Community and Accountability

50:06
Upcoming Bible Study on Ephesians

This is the book, by Lifeway, that we will be going through: Ephesians - A Study of Faith and Practice
The book has Bible study text, daily questions (5 days a week), and there is a link to watch a video each week online, as well!
(Non-affiliate link... you can find this book locally, or wherever you buy books!)