Father Bill W. and Jean Brown discuss the life-changing practice of Two-Way Prayer, exploring its roots in the Oxford Group and its impact on spiritual growth.
Unveiling the Power of Two-Way Prayer: Insights with Jean Brown
Episode Overview
Guest Jean Brown shares insights on the original Quiet Time and Two-Way Prayer practices of the Oxford Group.
Exploration of the principles and practices of the Oxford Group, focusing on the mission to change individuals and the world.
Emphasis on connection, correction, and direction in spiritual practice, highlighting the importance of obedience and listening.
Personal experiences and reflections on the transformative power of relational prayer, offering practical advice for implementing the practice in daily life.
Discussion on the significance of Two-Way Prayer and its potential for personal and global change.
When man listens, God speaks. When man obeys, God acts. It's a very different kind of prayer. It's relational prayer. It's two-way prayer instead of just one way into the great void. And then it's listening, listening for that voice.
Ever wondered about the spiritual roots of Alcoholics Anonymous? In this episode, Father Bill W. sits down with Jean Brown, a lifelong member of the Oxford Group, to explore the transformative practice of Two-Way Prayer. Jean shares her deep knowledge of the original Quiet Time and Two-Way Prayer practices that have been pivotal in shaping the 11th Step of AA. This conversation isn't just for those in 12-Step Fellowships; it's for anyone curious about deepening their spiritual connection.
Through personal stories and practical advice, Jean and Father Bill highlight how listening and obedience play crucial roles in this form of prayer. They discuss how these practices can bring about both personal and global change, making it a must-listen for anyone on a journey of recovery or spiritual growth.