Are there things in your life that you know you ought to do?

I mean, you know you ought to do them, but you're not doing them because you're afraid.

What do you do?

Well, here's what the Apostle did.

He said, hey, would you please pray for me about that?

I know I'm supposed to do it.

I'm not doing it. Pray that God would help me

boldly to do it. Find out all about it on today's episode. Welcome to Everyday Truth with

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Hey friends, still here in Ephesians chapter 6. We've been slowing down a bit over the past a few episodes just

because we're talking about elements, components of our Christian life that are absolutely essential

for us to understand and for us to implement. And we've been talking a bit about how important

our prayer life is to be faithful in prayer,

to be praying at all times, about all things, to be praying perseveringly, watchfully,

to be praying especially, not really even for ourselves, but for others, taking other people to God's throne in prayer.

How important that is. And in that vein, I promised you that we would talk about the Apostle Paul's

prayer request. We don't typically think about the Apostle Paul as somebody that was a

needy person. But the fact is, we are all in need. And there's not one of us that doesn't need prayer.

And it doesn't need other people to pray for us. Sometimes I'll say to somebody, maybe that's not used to hearing it. I'll say,

hey, I'll be praying for you. And it's almost as if when I say that to them, they are

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