Our Greatest Hindrance, Our Greatest Hope: Reclaiming Prayer in Recovery

Andrea Jordan

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Prayer—not just platforms, programs, or productivity—is a critical missing piece in the sexual recovery movement. Scripture commands prayer without ceasing, yet ministries often advance without prayer first preceding and continually sustaining the work. Sexual brokenness is not new; early believers overcame it without modern ministries or tools. We can be grateful for contemporary resources, but lasting and FULL transformation depends on restoring a serious regard for prayer—long neglected and misunderstood, yet our greatest hope.

Professional Learning Objectives:

Recognize the Primacy of Prayer in NT Ministry

Identify Gaps in Current Ministry Practices

Provide Practical Prayer Strategies & Exhortation

About: Andrea has been providing licensed mental health services since 2009, working with a wide range of clients—from the homeless and sex industry workers to pastors, elders, and missionaries. Her specialties include betrayal trauma recovery, sex addiction, sexual abuse recovery, and spiritual abuse recovery. She is devoted to helping the church become the "House of Prayer" Jesus always intended (underscored by His use of a whip twice) and equips leaders with practical strategies, tools, and insights to make this vision a reality.

Hours: M-F 8:30 am-5 pm (Central Time)
Telephone: (920) 389-1871
Email: [email protected]

Thanks to QuestionPro for providing us free survey templates for running multiple types of surveys, helping to strengthen our nonprofit family.

Hours: M-F 8:30 am-5 pm (Central Time)
Telephone: (920) 389-1871
Email: [email protected]

Thanks to QuestionPro for providing us free survey templates for running multiple types of surveys, helping to strengthen our nonprofit family.