Life and service before God

This course teaches how a disciplined, Word-anchored prayer life enables obedience to God's commandments, fostering an intimate, personal relationship with Christ amidst daily challenges.

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LIFE AND SERVICE BEFORE GOD

Pray to Obey! Every believer is called to live obediently to God and His Word. This is a tremendous assignment because we live in a world full of temptations and challenges to our faith. Prayer plays a crucial role in maintaining our relationship with God and in keeping our lives focused on Jesus Christ every day.

The Holy Spirit’s guidance, power, and wisdom are realised through an appropriate and disciplined prayer life anchored in the Word.

Who will benefit from this?

This course guides students in understanding the purpose and role of prayer in their own faith life, but also in their understanding of Scripture and in the calling you must live out God’s commandments. It will guide you in a prayer life that results in an intimate and personal relationship with God and Christ.

You will learn:

What the value of prayer is to your faith
What is expected of a sincere prayer
How the prayer relates to the 10 commandments

Presented by:

Rev Ronald Bain

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