Tag Archives: Soaking prayer

Okra Can Restore Your Faith In People

Posted on August 12, 2026 by Steve Simms

Thinking about okra can help restore your faith in people: I don’t like boiled okra. I won’t eat boiled okra. Boiled okra is way too slippery and slimy for me! Fried okra is a different story. Cornmeal-rolled, crispy, and piping … Continue reading →

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Soaking Prayer / Soaking Music / Spirit-Led God-Gatherings

Posted on June 12, 2015 by Steve Simms

Soaking prayer is a way of seeking God. The term soaking is a fresh way of talking about the traditional Christian practice of contemplative prayer which has been taught and used though out the history of the church. Soaking prayer involves quietly listening to … Continue reading →

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