Rich in radio begins in 3, 2, 1.

White privilege is just an acknowledgement that our world is uneven.

We live in a country that's unequal.

All human beings share solidarity.

All of us are made in God's image equally and therefore worthy of dignity.

We're all ruined and rebellious against God and therefore calls us solidarity and sin.

We all need the same savior.

It's time for Rich in radio with Tort Freo.

And now for something completely different.

This is Rich in radio.

Think for a moment about how many moments your church spends in prayer Sunday morning.

How many minutes?

Oh, how many seconds I hold in my never before nicotine stain fingers, a prayer that was offered at the church of one tim.

Shale. Apparently he's French and he's kind of taken on these heirs lately.

So Tim, Shale offered up the prayer that was offered up at his church, Grace Fellowship Church in Canada.

And I thought this could be helpful for us for two reasons.

Number one pastoral prayers used to be well crafted, well considered offerings to God on behalf of the church.

To God on behalf of the congregation led by the pastor, you're going to hear that this prayer, it reads like a book.

It reads like a man who has put some time into the prayer and there's nothing wrong with somebody saying, you know, do you mind if we, if we pray and then of course we tend to begin each prayer the same way, don't we?

Lord, I just want to thank you for this day. And then off to the races you go because you've been able to think through what's coming next and we use the traditional placeholder holder Lord.

Thank you for this day.

Maybe just maybe we can consider doing better than that when we pray prayer used to be not the centerpiece of a Protestant church service,

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