Welcome to episode eight of the Praying in Color podcast, hosted by Tyler Staton. This special season-ending roundtable exploresPrayer as a Communal Practicewith Jon Tyson, Rich Villodas, and Jonathan & Melissa Helser.We hope you enjoy.

Rich Villodas, the dynamic lead pastor of New Life Fellowship in Queens and author of insightful books on faith, shares his wisdom on the profound role of confession in Christian life. He highlights how embracing vulnerability through confession can lead to emotional healing and spiritual renewal. Rich discusses personal anecdotes that underscore the transformative power of acknowledging weaknesses and fostering genuine connections within a community. Listeners will discover the liberating experience of confession as a pathway to deeper faith and true identity.

Jonathan Helser and Melissa Helser are long-time songwriters and worship leaders, founders of the creative community Cageless Birds. They explore the vibrant intersection of creativity and prayer, advocating for a dynamic approach that transcends traditional practices. Their engaging narratives about reclaiming prayer as an art form emphasize emotional depth and authenticity, drawing inspiration from biblical figures like Moses and David. Personal stories reveal how honest conversations with God through creativity can transform spiritual experiences and foster deeper connections.

Jon Tyson, a pastor and church planter in NYC, discusses the transformative nature of intercession in prayer. He emphasizes aligning prayers with God's will and shares inspiring stories, like that of two elderly women's prayers leading to a revival. Tyson provides practical tips for deepening intercessory practices, especially for reaching Gen Z. The conversation navigates the emotional complexities and societal pressures surrounding prayer, urging listeners to advocate for others and develop genuine connections through faith.

Join Pete Greig, a thought leader in the 24-7 Prayer movement, Mark Sayers, and Katia Adams as they explore integrating prayer into everyday life. They discuss finding God's grace in daily experiences, illustrating how mundane moments can lead to profound spiritual connections. The conversation highlights navigating life's wilderness periods, emphasizing personal growth and hope. They also delve into aligning prayer practices with the Spirit's guidance and celebrating communal prayer as vital to our spiritual journeys.

Welcome to episode three of the Praying in Color podcast, hosted by Tyler Staton. Mark Sayers is the Senior Leader of Red Church in Melbourne Australia, a cultural commentator, and author of many impactful books like A Non-Anxious Presence and the Disappearing Church. We hope you enjoy.

Welcome to episode two of the Praying in Color podcast, hosted by Tyler Staton. Dr. Katia Adams is a preacher and the founding pastor of The Table Boston in Boston, MA. She is also the author of “Equal” and creator of the “Her Voice” online preaching course for women. In this episode, Katia and Tyler explore Listening Prayer. We hope you enjoy.

Pete Greig, founder of 24-7 Prayer and best-selling author, dives into the transformative power of asking in prayer. He discusses the biblical roots of petition prayer and how sharing our needs can deepen our connection with God. A heartfelt story about a parent-son moment at a Warriors game reveals how acknowledging disappointment opens the door to genuine requests. Grieg also touches on the spiritual significance of daily bread, highlighting our need for both physical and spiritual sustenance, and shares extraordinary testimonies of divine provision.

The Praying in Color podcast is a one-season podcast by 24-7 Prayer USA that explores the rich practices of prayer fostered throughout church history. Join our host, Tyler Staton, as he sits down with thought leaders and friends of the 24-7 Prayer movement to discuss silence and contemplation, intercession, contending, listening prayer, adoration, prophetic prayer, and more. Learn More About 24-7 Prayer: 24-7prayerusa.com Explore Free Prayer Resources: 24-7prayerusa.com/resources