Have you ever found your Bible reading to be a little dull or lifeless? Is it hard to see the people of the Bible as real individuals who encountered God?

There’s a practice that can help with this, and it’s called imaginative prayer.

Now, every time I think about explaining imaginative prayer to others, I can’t help but think about my conversation with Eva Kubasiak on her podcast, Bible Study Made Simple.

When I was talking with her, I shared with her this idea about imaginative prayer. With her permission, I want to share part of that conversation with you.

I not only explain what imaginative prayer is, but I also walk us through an example so you can see what it might look like in real life.

Kari

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RELATED EPISODES + RESOURCES:

· Eva Kubasiak’s YouTube channel

· Episode 32 Bible Study Made Simple podcast: Imaginative Prayer with Kari Bartkus

· Episode 64: Approaching God Even In Your Anxiety with Your Bible Study Best Friend Eva Kubasiak

· Bonus Episode 2: [Guided Scripture Reading] When Someone Fights For You

· Bonus Episode 4: [Guided Scripture Reading] The Courage to Ask to Be Healed

· Bonus Episode 10: [Guided Scripture Reading] When You Don't Get Picked

· Bonus Episode 11: [Imaginative Prayer] Jesus, Have Mercy

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