Xavier Moran

Follower Youth Leaders Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 3 episodes

The Follower Youth Leaders Podcast is a pastoral companion for local church youth leaders.

Author

Xavier Moran

Category

Religion

Latest episode

Feb 17, 2026

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Episodes

Who are we praying to? 17.02.2026

Prayer is not a monologue. It is a response to a conversation God has already begun. But how we picture God deeply shapes how we pray. Is He distant and severe? Casual and familiar?  In this episode, we explore how a Trinitarian vision of God can transform your private and public prayer as a youth leader. When you hold together the holiness of the Father, the nearness of the Son and the help of th...

Why don't we pray more? 16.02.2026

We all pray. In moments of crisis, before meetings, during worship, or in private devotions. The question is not whether we pray. It is why we do not pray more. In this episode, we explore three honest reasons: the mystery of prayer, the pressure of a hurried culture, and the lack of intentionality in our own lives as leaders. Drawing from the words of Jesus and the wisdom of Ronald Rolheiser we r...

Why is prayer important? 15.02.2026

With endless programmes to plan, teams to lead, and events to run, prayer can quietly slip down the priority list. But what if prayer is not just another spiritual discipline to fit into an already crowded schedule? In this episode, we step back and look at the bigger story of Scripture to rediscover why prayer is not an add-on to leadership. It is the foundation of our identity, intimacy with God...

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