Beyond Breakthrough: Discover Inner Peace and Spiritual Growth through “Prayer of the Heart”...
An enriching journey into new practices of spiritual listening prayer, sometimes called “Prayer of the Heart.” This intensive is designed to help you deepen your spiritual life, find inner peace, and connect more profoundly with God.
What you’ll learn:
Foundations of Prayer of the Heart
Prayer of the Heart: Practices
Developing a Daily Practice
Deepening Your Spiritual Discernment
Overcoming Common Prayer Challenges
Community and Support
Participants will:
1. Gain a better understanding of the Biblical and Historical background of Contemplative Prayer
2. Learn a variety of contemplative practices to integrate into their personal prayer practices, and in the life of the local church.
3. Receive materials and training to take this intensive into their own ministry settings to lead themselves for others.
Embark on this transformative journey and discover the profound benefits of "Prayer of the Heart." Whether you’re new to this practice or looking to deepen your existing practice, this learning/interactive experience offers valuable insights and tools to support your spiritual growth. We will explore the role of silence and stillness in spiritual growth and address common obstacles in maintaining a prayer practice in a supportive community environment.
A 7th session is available for those wishing to earn CEU credit. This bonus session will equip you to take the Prayer of the Heart learnings and training to lead for others in your own ministry context.
*A one-on-one coaching session with each participant and Dr. Bray is included.
*Please Note: Innovation Immersive zoom sessions will NOT be recorded/distributed to registrants. Participants are required to log on and be present live for each sessions—to gain from interaction with Dr. Karen Bray and others!
Trainer BIO:
Dr. Karen Bray has over two decades of experience in pastoral ministry. She is trained in spiritual direction and spiritual wellness coaching. Dr. Bray earned her Doctor of Ministry in Leadership and Preaching from Asbury Theological Seminary, where her research focused on contemplative prayer and meditation and their roles in spiritual growth.
