Nicole Unice

Spending time with Jesus is literally about a relationship, and like any relationship it requires cultivating. It requires time.

Here’s a secret of the universe: there are always basics of everything. If you want to be physically fit, you must do cardio and strength training. If you want to be a good cook, you must learn how to chop, mix spices, and know how flavors complement one another. And if you want to be good at reading and understanding the Bible, there are basic skills you need to learn as well.

Discover the life-changing truths of Paul’s letter to the Romans in this 16-week Bible study with Nicole Unice. Using the simple and practical Alive Method, you’ll learn to observe, understand, and apply God’s Word in a personal way that deepens your faith and transforms your daily walk. Whether you’re new to Bible study or ready to go deeper, this guide will help you see how the gospel is both timeless and relevant for your life today. 

Confession orients us to God as our healer. It gets us in touch with his grace. You can be honest in confessing to God and he is faithful to forgive you. Confession is the safest place to be ourselves because God already know and loves us.

Deliverance is a bit of an antiquated term. It means "to rescue" or "to save." These prayers remind us that God not only cares and provides for us, but he guides us and grows us. Life with God is not stagnant. It is dynamic.

Infinitum is an organization that designs holistic practices to help people follow Jesus in their modern lives. This particular prayer is a great way to engage your body in prayer.

Prayers of thanksgiving are prayers of gratitude for all God has done in the past, present and future of our lives. These prayers orient us toward God as a joyful, loving Father who takes care of us - his children.

Prayers of adoration are all throughout the Bible. They orient us in a worshipful posture toward God. What does this mean? It means we don't ask or confess during this time. We simply pray to God out of admiration, humility and respect.

Breath prayers are an ancient practice. The power of the prayer is that it connects you with your breath. We often ignore our breath as part of normal daily functioning. Re-engaging our breath reminds us that we are dependent on a source of grace, outside of ourselves, in order to life.

This companion guide will help you along the journey to becoming a person of prayer. This is a "companion" guide because it is intended to help you engage the teaching from the podcast series. 

Just like anything else in life, becoming a person of prayer takes practice. To help you habituate the practice of prayer in your life, we have created a 28 Day plan for you to engage. Expect this to take about 5-10 minutes a day to complete.