Podcast

Prayer // Praxis

 by Foundation Church Belfast

In this final talk in our mini series on Prayer, we think through the practical aspects of doing prayer.
Main Texts
Luke 11:2-4, 11-13
 
Speaker
David Varney, Pastor Foundation Church Belfast
 
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