Unpolished Prayer creates room for raw, honest connection with God. This podcast is dedicated to helping people rediscover prayer not as performance, guilt, or obligation-- but as genuine, life-giving conversations with God. Through honest and approachable conversations, biblical reflection and practical encouragement, we invite listeners into a deeper and more authentic prayer life.
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Signup to Generate a PitchUnpolished Prayer creates room for raw, honest connection with God. This podcast is dedicated to helping people rediscover prayer not as performance, guilt, or obligation-- but as genuine, life-giving conversations with God. Through honest and approachable conversations, biblical reflection and practical encouragement, we invite listeners into a deeper and more authentic prayer life.
Recent episodes include "Turning over Tables" (24 September 2026, 26 minutes), "The Path of the Seeker" (1 September 2026, 38 minutes), and "God's Response to Prayer" (12 August 2026, 35 minutes).
Unpolished Prayer publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Unpolished Prayer is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unpolished Prayer requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unpolished Prayer's contact route on record: public web form.
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Unpolished Prayer is a religion podcast with 12 episodes published.
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New Series: Overturn. We are starting an exploration of the story of Jesus clearing out the temple, found in all four gospels. In this story, Jesus says that the temple is supposed to be a house of prayer, but it has...
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Hebrew Roots Series: For this last installment of the Biblical Hebrew word study, we are looking at two words: baqash and darash, both of which mean "to seek". We explore the similarities and differences of these words...
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We continue our Hebrew Roots Words series, talking about how ancient Biblical Hebrew can inform our modern lives of prayer. Today we tackle a word "awthar" which is rarely used, but very powerful when it is found in the...
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Part 2 of our mini-series on the Hebrew words that describe and define prayer, breaking them down to their roots and basic meanings. This episode covers the most common verb and noun form that are translated as "pray"...
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For the next few episodes, we will explore the etymology of some of the Hebrew words depicting prayer. This episode looks at Genesis 4:26 "call upon the name of the LORD" as well as two words that describe crying out to...
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So many people struggle to deal with their emotions, and in the prayer closet is no exception. The Bible definitely provides guidance and examples of emotional prayers, but how does that help us pray when we don't "feel...
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<p>Pray without ceasing is a challenging and awe-inspiring command from 1 Thessalonians, but what does it actually mean? and how have Christians sought to follow this command throughout church history? Finally, what...
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Pray without ceasing is a challenging and awe-inspiring command from 1 Thessalonians, but what does it actually mean? and how have Christians sought to follow this command throughout church history? Finally, what does...
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<p>For this episode, we explore habits found in the examples of Daniel, David, Jesus and others in the Bible. We look at the habits of morning, midday and evening prayer - and what this practically looks like. We also...
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For this episode, we explore habits found in the examples of Daniel, David, Jesus and others in the Bible. We look at the habits of morning, midday and evening prayer - and what this practically looks like. We also...
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<p>Following up on our promise to research the history of ACTS prayer acronym, we talk about the value of routine practices and habits in modern prayer. Then take time to unpack the connections of this particular...
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The history of the early church father, Origen and the ties from his book On Prayer to the modern popular prayer acronym A.C.T.S, and taking a second look at the concept of confession in prayer and how it can help grow...
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In this episode, we move into an exploration of the layers of belief and how they can positively or negatively influence our prayers. From a Biblical perspective, we discuss the role of Biblical instruction in both the...
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<p>In this episode, we move into an exploration of the layers of belief and how they can positively or negatively influence our prayers. From a Biblical perspective, we discuss the role of Biblical instruction in both...
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<p>DISCLAIMER:: We share some personal stories of loss and grief in this story, and don't want to catch you by surprise. This episode is heavy. </p><p>We continue the conversation about where the understanding of prayer...
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<p>Introductory Episode: We introduce ourselves as the hosts of a new podcast and give some background to the reason for this podcast, our why. Then we share some of our story and begin to explore the shaping...
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