Learning to Talk and Listen to God
What if prayer wasn’t a duty, but a delight? What if prayer with God was as easy as conversation with a friend?
In this five-week series, we will explore the depths of prayer, not just as a religious obligation, but as an intimate practice that invites us to engage with God in conversational intimacy. Drawing from biblical examples and ancient practices, we’ll challenge ourselves to move beyond rote rituals and into a dynamic relationship with our Creator.
Whether you’re just beginning your journey of faith or have been praying for years, this series will help you discover fresh ways to talk with God, listen to His voice, and rest in His presence. Join us for a deep dive into the powerful practice of prayer, learning to both speak and listen in the way Jesus taught us.
Psalm 27:7-14 & Lk 11:1 Prayer, Why Bother? Psalm 25:1-10 & Luke 11:2-4 Talking to God Psalm 62:5-8 & Luke 11:5-13 Talking with God 1 Samuel 3:1-10 & John 10:1-5 Listening to God Psalm 131 & 2 Corinthians 3:17-18 Being with God
Is prayer just another spiritual task—or an invitation into relationship? This week invites us to rediscover prayer not as obligation, but as a delight rooted in God’s nearness, goodness, and care.
Prayer begins with honest conversation, not polished words. We’ll learn the “grammar” of prayer Jesus taught—how to speak openly with God about trust, surrender, and daily dependence.
Prayer is meant to be a relationship, not a monologue. This week’s message focuses on how God invites us into an ongoing, two-way conversation marked by persistence, trust, and intimacy.
What does it look like to truly hear God’s voice? We’ll explore how attentiveness, stillness, and trust help us recognize the Shepherd’s voice and deepen our intimacy with Him.
The goal of the Christian life isn’t striving—it’s union with God. This message invites us to rest in God’s presence, discovering freedom, transformation, and peace simply by being with Him.