Workshop: The NT Language of Prayer
The Language of Prayer: A New Testament Study
Join us on Wednesday, October 14th, from 7-9pm for an exciting workshop exploring the rich vocabulary of prayer found in the New Testament. We'll dig into several distinct Greek words the New Testament uses for prayer, uncovering the different postures, purposes, and depths of communion each one reveals. We'll also explore the prophetic dimension of prayer — what it means to pray in the Holy Spirit and how this shapes a deeper, Spirit-led prayer life.
Whether you're a seasoned Christian with a rich and consistent prayer life; newer to faith and just learning what it means and looks like to cultivate a prayer life; or if you're somewhere in between – this workshop is for YOU!
Coming out of this workshop, you'll walk away with a greater understanding of:
- What prayer in the New Testament looks like.
- How to use prayer for different purposes in your life.
- Why God desires to connect with you through prayer.
This workshop is completely free, but space is limited so advance registration is required. So check out the details below and use the form to register today!
- What: The New Testament Language of Prayer Workshop
- Who: Anyone interested in growing in their prayer life
- When: Wednesday, October 14th, from 7-9pm
- Where: Nova Omnia, 150 E 91st Street, 9th Floor
This workshop will be led by Dr. Clem Ferris, who has spent over 30 years traveling nationally and internationally to equip believers through teaching and prophetic ministry, having ministered in more than 45 nations. He serves as a governing elder at Grace Church in Chapel Hill, NC, sits on the oversight teams of ten churches, and is a consultant to pastors and church leaders.
Dr. Ferris holds a B.A. from Michigan State University and an M.A. and Th.D. from Jacksonville Theological Seminary, and is the author of Stewarding Prophecy. He and his wife, Mary Jane, have four children and five grandchildren.