Ephesians 6: When Prayer Feels Boring

Ever felt bored, distracted, or even guilty when you pray?
You’re not alone—and in this week’s episode, Curt Harlow, Andrew McCourt, and Dena Davidson break down why prayer often feels dull… and the surprising biblical secret that makes it powerful, life-giving, and deeply transformative.

Drawing from Ephesians 6, the team unpacks what it actually means to “pray in the Spirit on all occasions” — and why many Christians misunderstand this part of spiritual warfare. You’ll hear real stories, practical rhythms, and theological clarity on everything from distraction in prayer… to spiritual authority… to what Paul really meant by praying “in the Spirit.”

Plus:

Why prayer often feels like “the last thing we try” instead of the first

How the Holy Spirit helps when we don’t know what to pray

Why praying feels boring in a culture addicted to entertainment

The difference between praying in your strength and praying in God’s strength

What Romans 8 says about the Spirit interceding for us

How prayer resets your purpose, direction, and even your emotions

Why unity in the church begins with praying for others

What Jesus actually prayed for His followers the night before the cross

A biblical framework for spiritual gifts and praying in tongues (1 Corinthians 12–14)

Why “all occasions” really means… all occasions

Whether your prayer life feels inconsistent, stale, or confusing — this episode is a masterclass in understanding and practicing Spirit-empowered prayer.

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📖 Episode Passage
Ephesians 6:18–20 — Pray in the Spirit on all occasions.