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The Value of Christian Resources

Episode 1 | Guest: Pastor Luke Werre

Join us for an enlightening conversation on the power of Christian resources and how they can enrich your relationship with Jesus. Our guest, Pastor Luke Werre, shares his invaluable insights on why you should consider incorporating these resources into your daily life. Whether you’ve never used a devotional or prayer book at home, aren’t convinced that Christian resources can truly make a difference, or feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of options available, Pastor Werre offers thoughtful recommendations to guide you. Discover the benefits of integrating these tools into your spiritual journey and learn how to find the right resources for your unique needs.

What Christian resources have helped you grow closer to your Savior? Let us know in the comments below.

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6 responses to “The Value of Christian Resources”

  1. Joe Staudinger Avatar
    Joe Staudinger

    Thank you. This was a great way to discuss issues many feel are trivial but can impact our prayer life. A great blessing especially about written prayers.

    A possible suggestion – transcripts would be nice. As time goes by I’m sure others and myself will be – “Oh they talked about this once – which episode?”

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    1. Northwestern Publishing House Avatar
      Northwestern Publishing House

      Thanks Joe for listening and sharing your feedback. We will take your suggestion into consideration moving forward. Blessings on your day!

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  2. Christine strack Avatar
    Christine strack

    Thank you for this Great discussion. I have always struggled with prayer and whether I should use written or my own prayers. I often felt like if I read something that was already written I was cheating. I like to write my prayers in a prayer journal. I have been doing this for about 14 years so I can keep my mind, focused on what I’m praying for. It was so nice to hear that it’s OK to use written prayers, I do have quite a few of the books you talked about look forward to future episodes. God blessings on your day.

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      Northwestern Publishing House

      Thanks Christine for your feedback. A prayer journal is such a great idea and it’s great to hear that you have a few resources as well. Thank you for listening! May God bless your day.

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  3. Ruth F Hardison Avatar
    Ruth F Hardison

    Thank you for an interesting discussion. I appreciate the reference to reliable prayer books. I have been looking for other books of prayer besides the Lutheran Book of Prayer and additional devotional material besides our Daily devotion booklet, so your references were helpful.

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    1. nphwebmaster@nph.wels.net Avatar
      nphwebmaster@nph.wels.net

      Thank you Ruth for the kind comment. We’re so glad the recommended resources were helpful. Thank you for listening and have a blessed rest of your day.

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