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Do I have my own "private prayer language"? 10 Qs with Mike Winger (Ep 50)

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May 2, 2025
The discussion kicks off with the intriguing concept of a 'private prayer language' and its biblical foundations. Listeners dive into the complexities of shame and pride, exploring whether they are intertwined. The importance of faith and doubt is highlighted, particularly in relation to personal struggles. The podcast also touches on the significance of choosing a denomination and whether it's essential for newcomers to faith. Lastly, it delves into progressive sanctification, questioning the nature of spiritual growth post-salvation.
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INSIGHT

Private Prayer Language Misunderstood

  • The "private prayer language" in Romans 8:26 is best understood as the Spirit interceding with groanings too deep for words, not speaking in actual tongues.
  • This means it is an internal spiritual communication rather than vocal prayer in a known or unknown language.
ADVICE

Advice for Younger Widows

  • Younger widows supported by the church are advised to remarry rather than remain single and face temptation leading them away from Christ.
  • This judgment applies to abandoning commitments after receiving church support, not to maintaining devotional time with God.
INSIGHT

Multiple Metaphors for Believers

  • Christians are described as slaves, brothers, friends, sons, and the bride of Christ to communicate different relational aspects with God.
  • These metaphors together give a fuller picture of our multifaceted relationship with Jesus Christ.
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