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Tyler Staton
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Tyler Staton is the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the National Director of 24-7 Prayer USA. He is passionate about pursuing prayer-communion and conversation with God-while living deeply, poetically, wildly, and freely in the honest and gritty realities of day-to-day life. Tyler believes that justice is kinship, stories are a gift, and prayer is an invitation.
Tyler is also the author of Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools and Searching for Enough, The High-Wire Walk Between Doubt and Faith. He lives in Portland with his wife Kirsten, and their sons Hank, Simon, and Amos.
Tyler is also the author of Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools and Searching for Enough, The High-Wire Walk Between Doubt and Faith. He lives in Portland with his wife Kirsten, and their sons Hank, Simon, and Amos.
What Is Intercessory Prayer?
Prayer is a profound invitation. And this invitation is for all of us! God desires to see heaven to come to earth, and for His people to be intercessors for this world. But what is intercessory prayer?
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Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools: The Video Study Guide (Learn to Pray Like Jesus)
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Prayer is the subject of Jesus’ most audacious promises to us. And yet, the worst-kept secret in church history is that most Christians don’t particularly like prayer. Why is there a gap between the promises of Jesus and the experience of His people? In this study, we will dive into those very questions. Join Tyler Staton as he leads a five-session Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools video st...
PLMLLF: Hiyab's Story
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Hiyab, a worship leader, talks about the intimacy found in prayer and learning to entrusting God with both the small and big things. Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools is available at bookstores everywhere: bit.ly/3F4z2ls Visit Tyler Staton's Website | www.tylerstaton.com/ Subscribe on Spotify | spoti.fi/3GPgGGz Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | apple.co/3VweaZM Music License: MBX1K33RQTIGQDOH
PLMLLF: Kevin's Story
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Kevin, CEO of the Luis Palau Association, shares's his story about how through prayer, God reshaped his identity and invited him into stillness. Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools is available at bookstores everywhere: bit.ly/3F4z2ls Visit Tyler Staton's Website | www.tylerstaton.com/ Subscribe on Spotify | spoti.fi/3GPgGGz Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | apple.co/3VweaZM Music License: TRB5U3...
PLMLLF: Julia's Story
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Julia talks about coming out of the shallow end of faith and entering into vulnerability with God through prayer. Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools is available at bookstores everywhere: bit.ly/3F4z2ls Visit Tyler Staton's Website | www.tylerstaton.com/ Subscribe on Spotify | spoti.fi/3GPgGGz Subscribe on Apple Podcasts | apple.co/3VweaZM Music License: FW5UCZOBFGKFVTRA
Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools: One Year Later
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Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools: An invitation to the wonder and mystery of prayer. Tyler Staton is the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the National Director of 24-7 Prayer USA. He is passionate about pursuing prayer-communion and conversation with God-while living deeply, poetically, wildly, and freely in the honest and gritty realities of day-to-day life. Prayi...
Unceasing Prayer with John Mark Comer, Christine Caine, Tim Mackie, Pete Greig | Tyler Staton
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The ultimate discovery of prayer is intimacy. Requests first bring us to our knees, but it’s relationship that keeps us praying. In this extended finale, our guests throughout the season join us in a roundtable format to share the secrets of their own prayer lives. Tyler Staton is the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon, and the National Director of 24-7 Prayer USA. He is passi...
Silence and Persistence with Pete Greig | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
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Silence and Persistence with Pete Greig | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
Praying for the Lost with J.T. Thomas | Praying Like Monks Living Like Fools Podcast
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Praying for the Lost with J.T. Thomas | Praying Like Monks Living Like Fools Podcast
Adoration with Tim Mackie | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
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Adoration with Tim Mackie | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
Intercession with Christine Caine | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
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Intercession with Christine Caine | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
Prayer Posture with John Mark Comer | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
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Prayer Posture with John Mark Comer | Praying Like Monks, Living Like Fools Podcast
How Does God Answer Prayer for Others?
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How Does God Answer Prayer for Others?
What Does it Mean to Contend in Prayer?
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What Does it Mean to Contend in Prayer?
Interesting to see some of the pushback on this. As a father, I try to use that perspective when thinking about God. I love having quiet time with my sons. Just sitting and laying outside, inside, wherever is always so peaceful. I'm sure our heavenly Father enjoys this too.
God tends to work in more spectacular ways in areas that don't have the written word and or have never been exposed to the gospel.
Tim, when I listen to you speaking to us about Jesus, THAT is when adoration falls on me, and overwhelms me, like that thing we call glory.....I feel as if I am wearing an Invisible cloak of adoration.
Thank you for sharing your heart!!!
Amazing, and encouraging @
Check out the Bible Project about Humans / Trees Humans Are ... Trees? (refers to comment on Jesus healing the blind man) The idea that humans are like trees might seem strange to us until we see how the Hebrew Bible connects them with the same key words, images, and scenes. Humans and trees are found together at most of the hinge points in the biblical story. Listen in as Tim and Jon discuss these parallels in the Bible.
Thank you four so much for a wonderful session. My wife died just under 2 1/2 years ago and as you might expect my spirtiual life has gone off center; I pray several times a day (often in unusual places such as walking her dog), don't read the scriptures enough or attend enough on Sunday (long story) but I know that a good work has been done in me and I know I could never abandon my oldest friend no matter how many more zingers I have ahead. Saturday would have been our 40th anniversary so I prayed a lot that day and went to the graveside with flowers though I couldn't bear to stay long .... but prayed in the car the whole way home. In my university days I was exposed to a lot of prayer traditions so have tried a lot but like your guests, I know when to stick to the tried and true and when I'm mostly in awe.
Love his teachings.
There is no such thing as a female pastor.
Oswald Chambers is a mystic .. best to stay away .. 📜1 John 4:17 The Consummation of Love 17 Love has been perfected among us in this: that we may have boldness in the day of judgment; because as He is, so are we in this world.🙏
My online mentor CC
I kept pr for my friend's friend who has cancer stadium 4, and one day my friend showed up in my kitchen sat on the table at the front of me, he flew from London! And he said Joseph healed! Thank you so much for your persistent prayers. I love to hear how Pete said in the last of conversation that we have Jesus who has been suffering, die on the cross, and He rose again on the third day. It's prove that yes! we still can be suffer but also we have hope to be healed. Because He is risen!
Gold!
The summary at the end says it well. Thankyou both.
Read Psalm 22, the sense Jesus had of the Fathers absence, He knows to be merely temptation. Verse 24, “4 For He has not despised nor abhorred the affliction of the afflicted; Nor has He hidden His face from him; But when he cried to Him for help, He heard.” The whole prayer/chapter, pointed to as Jesus quotes the first verse , is a lesson on how to work through trials, remembering Gods faithfulness, nearness and purpose. God did not abandon or despise Christ on the cross nor will he abandon us as we walk either him no matter how it feels.
So incredibly helpful
This is absolutely the gayest panel of straight dudes I’ve ever seen. The female “pastor” is the most masculine person in the room. 😂
No pete, absolutely not! At the beginning when you
Sorry, but again, no Pete, absolutely not where near the beginning you quoted someone who said when Jesus was on the cross and said My God My God why have you forsaken me, that Jesus became the ultimate atheist. Absolutely not! Jesus was crying out to the God who He knew heard Him! And if I was in that kind of excruciating pain and realized God had to turn His face from me, wouldn't I cry out the same? Jesus not for a moment ever doubted God! I know I'm not telling you anything you don't already know, how in the world could I possibly do that? But I could not let that statement go unchallenged.
If one engages in unceasing prayer one actually can't do anything else. That should include spending time making videos on You Tube.
Ugh
This is absoluetly amazing. Thank you so much, guys!
Those chairs look so uncomfortable. Great topic, though.
This is full of beautiful wisdom, thoroughly enjoyed it! The only thing I'd say is that I heard marriage mentioned a few times which is totally fine and makes complete sense in the context and nuances of the discussion but for those of us who are single, it can make us feel a little isolated as we can't relate to that. But overall, lovely conversation.
Your knowledge and voice are so compelling. Thank you for all your teachings. Praise God for you!
Super conversation, guys. So inspiring. Thanks!
let's hear more women speak!
As someone who is both peaceful and always in motion, sitting still is so very hard for. So.much so that it almost rises to a level of suffering (as strange as that is) So the thoughts expressed here really minister to me, that im not alone in my restlessness and quest for stillness before God. Thank you!!
Tyler staton a beautiful authentic soul🩷
Beautiful authentic Christine Caine 🩷
Beautiful souls 🩷
Wow this made me think. I realized now after watching you talk about different kinds of prayer for half an hour. That my morning walks to work are in a way a prayer. I also realized that when I presently listen to the birds chirping and animals in my walk I have a heightened feeling of Gods presence around me, this always make me smile and makes me feel good and relaxed.
“How can you love God who you cannot see if you don’t love your brother,sister who you can see” ( 1 John 4:20)
Two Beautiful souls in authentic dialogue …..My heart grieved listening to J T Thomas explaining Trevail…….thinking about the suffering and injustices of slavery…….What an amazing spirit that shines out through this amazing soul.
I've always felt like I've had to talk and talk when praying. Learning to be silent is hard for me. Shaking off "religion " and getting into a real relationship with Jesus is difficult at times, for me. This study has been eye opening for me.
It appears that Remember is the most common command in the Old Testament, while Do Not Fear, is the most common command in the overall Bible.
So I thought I was pretty smart and spiritually mature until I watched these Christian intellectuals talk😂. I can appreciate the growth my mind had to take just to understand the vocabulary 😮. At the end I realized that we are all different, have different relationships with God and maturity levels. I love Christine and her transparency ❤. I can relate to her best, but hearing all these other men speak of their prayer journeys was motivating and humbling and reassuring as well. I love the diversity of the Body.😊
I'd love to see how worship through song comes into play with intimacy. For me I find I transcend to a blissful paradise through sweet song to the lord in addition to prayer through song. I haven't heard it mentioned yet but I think that is one portal to paradise for those who have the gift!
2 of the very best in a profoundly beautiful conversation. Must see viewing 😊❤
Fabulous! Thank you for sharing your thoughts.❤
oh. i needed this. Thank you.
Garden doesnt equal paradise . The greek words and hebrew are not the same. Go look.
I'd like to see the many churches represented here to : Study and follow what 1 Timothy 2 and 3 plus, Titus 1 all teach on WHO are pastors and elders and NOT to base your leadership off of current culture.
So refreshing!
Just listening to the first answer Tim made, makes me remember how much life I received listening to their deep revelations on bible project it felt like experiencing new rivers of fresh living water
Amazing, hope filled words. Thank you
2:30 What was that nonchalant dismissal of "paradise" referring to heaven, simply because it wasn't the word heaven, as if it's cut-and-dry and obvious?
This has been so encouraging to me. God bless you all❤
I love this book. My uncle is a pastor and I just sent him the link to it because I’d really like our church to do the Bible study.
I've never heard of "The Examine." Chat GPT says: "The Examen" is a method of prayer and introspection developed by St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuit order. It's a technique found in his Spiritual Exercises and is intended to help individuals reflect on their recent experiences and discern God's presence in their lives. Typically practiced at least once daily, the Examen involves reviewing the day's events to identify moments of consolation (where one felt closer to God) and desolation (where one felt further from God). The process of the Examen typically involves several steps: 1. **Gratitude**: Begin by giving thanks to God for the blessings of the day, acknowledging and appreciating the good. 2. **Petition**: Ask God for the grace to understand and interpret the day's events. 3. **Review**: Reflect on the events of the day, identifying where you have and have not found God's presence. 4. **Forgiveness**: Seek forgiveness for any faults or sins and ask for God's mercy. 5. **Renewal**: Look forward to the next day with a resolution to improve based on the insights gained. This practice encourages a deep sense of discernment and awareness, helping individuals recognize God's guidance in their everyday lives.
May Our Lord bless all who proclaim his Word and set an example.