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Praying Through Wars, Real and Imaginary

Feb 26, 2022

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How Do We Translate Prayer in Our Domestic Conflict?

02:54

Isn't This a Victory Over a Mass Murderer?

03:58

How Do You Pastor a Group of People?

05:19

Introduction

2min

How Are We Responding to a Time of Uncertainty?

3min

The Book of Common Prayer - Is It?

3min

Praying Imprecatory Prayers

3min

Praying for Ukranian Javelin Anti Tank Missiles

3min

Is There a Theological View of How Christians Should Think in These Extraordinary Times?

5min

The Longing for Justice, Isn't It?

2min

Isn't This a Victory Over a Mass Murderer?

4min

How to Pray in the Ordinary Moments

2min

10.

The Psalms Do Not Preserve Stability

2min

11.

Are You Comfortable Praying the Psalms?

5min

12.

Praying Out Natural Human Reactions Like, O God, Pray for Repentance of Putin

4min

13.

How Do We Translate Prayer in Our Domestic Conflict?

3min

14.

Is a News Letter Violence?

3min

15.

The Greatest Anger Is Directed at N Group Dissenters

5min

16.

Is Online Church a Good Thing?

4min

17.

Is There a Pandemic in the United States?

2min

18.

How Do You Pastor a Group of People?

5min

19.

I Disagree With This Piece, but Is This a Good Human Being Deserving Respect or Not?

3min

20.

I'd Like to Pitch a Book, Next Book for You, Tish?

2min

21.

How Do We Spiritually Pray and Nurture and Protect Ourself in a Public Space?

5min

22.

How Does Jesus Take Away Our Shame?

6min

David and Curtis talk to Tish Harrison Warren, an author, Anglican priest, and writer for The New York Times. Their conversation about prayer gets very real, as they first talk about prayer in wartime. Then they move back to the American cultural struggles, and discuss the disturbing tendency to compare peace to war and the toxic effect on our lives and hearts.

Show Notes:

-Sign up for Tish Harrison Warren’s newsletter

-And David’s French Press