What If You Don't Need the Right Words to Pray? The Surprising Gift of Romans 8:26-28
In today’s Daily Bible Refresh, Dr. Brad Miller reads Romans 8:26–28 from The Message and reflects on how God’s Spirit meets us precisely when we are exhausted, wordless, and unsure how to pray. Through a progressive theological lens, he dismantles the idea that prayer must be polished or performative, reminding us that our sighs and groans themselves become prayer in the Spirit’s hands. He also clarifies the often-misused promise that “all things work together for good,” showing that Scripture affirms both real pain and redemptive meaning—without pretending everything is okay. Drawing on…
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