This is Part 3, of a 3-part Teaching series on Prayer and Faith.
With discussion around Fish and Chips, Sweet and Sour Sauce and Gloves and hands, Andy B does his usual and takes ordinary, every day objects and situations, and helps us dig deeper into the basics of how Faith and Prayer work together.
With a very strong reminder, and warning - from the book of James - about why we need both Faith and Prayer, Andy B encourages us to all to get on our knees more, to learn to know Jesus better.
And, just like Fish and Chips or Sweet and Sour Sauce, Faith and Prayer complement each other perfectly.
For a transcript, and a PDF version of Andy B’s PowerPoint slides, visit our website – https://www.berrybunch.family/faith-and-prayer-volume-1-part-3-of-3-faith-and-prayer/
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@bethany thanks Bethany - I really appreciate that. I hadn't done anything like this before, and really enjoyed it.
Anything particular that encouraged you?
Reverence is my next one (courtesy of your input) and I have a bunch more after that that I've also, already, jotted down (courtesy of a brief chat with @DevotionalTreasures in his fantastic blog )
Stuff from me won't ever be heavy on bible verses or theology, but it's probably gonna be fairly raw!
I just love taking normal life stuff and applying it to scripture, with the hope it encourages others in their own faith journey.
@Berrybunchfamily Honest stories of stepping out in faith and the journey that takes us on is always encouraging. Looking forward to the other upcoming series'!
Keep it simple for us Jocks mate...please! 😂🏴@Berrybunchfamily @bethany
@DevotionalTreasures @bethany always....keep it simple is my mantra in life
simpler equals less of me and more of Jesus
I look forward to watching this one... fish n' chips yummeee! @Berrybunchfamily
@DevotionalTreasures food is always a great example, because every single person on the planet eats!
would love to know what you think - i love your feedback!!!
@Berrybunchfamily loved this series. This was so honest and so encouraging. Great job Andy!