Strength for Your Soul: The Daily Prayer

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 4 October 2021

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In the first of this two-part series on soul care, John and Allen discuss the power of the Daily Prayer, how it came to be, and the purpose of each paragraph within it.

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0:00.0	Friends, welcome back to the Wild at Heart Podcast, John and Alan.
0:08.3	In the studio here in the week of October 4th, Alpioctober, we just wrapped up a four-part
0:18.4	series in September on where we are in the world and what it's doing to our souls and
0:25.8	how to begin to kind of recover from pandemic trauma, shepherding our hearts.
0:32.2	Yes.
0:33.2	It was fascinating, Alan.
0:34.3	We got some feedback that I would love to respond to.
0:39.1	Good feedback.
0:40.1	Questions about primarily around the word recovery and the idea being, what are you talking
0:47.3	about?
0:48.3	The world is still sideways.
0:51.5	There is nothing that's right, whether you look at politics or economy or schools or
0:58.5	homecomings just got canceled and kids are in and out and all the chaos.
1:05.4	But I thought even on a deeper level, one really good letter we got was a very thoughtful
1:10.5	listener was saying, hey, I don't know if you've looked around, but the war, the great
1:17.6	war, the war for the human heart, the war of God against evil in the world is actually
1:24.0	still very intense.
1:26.8	How are you talking about recovery and what they were misunderstanding was, I didn't mean
1:32.9	the world is in recovery.
1:35.0	Like we're recovering now.
1:36.0	We're good.
1:37.0	We're out of the woods.
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