

We're traveling through Acts together with pastor Jeff Johnson. We left off in chapter four, where the church is calling on the name of the Lord in prayer, when the pressure was on! It’s a good model for us to consider. You can be sure we’ll face persecution, and pressures. And how we choose to respond to it is important. Where will you go when the pressure is on?

In the early church, the disciples asked God for boldness to speak the truth of the gospel … and God powerfully answered their prayer. He used them in such a great way, and they shared Christ with a lost and dying world. He wants to do the same with us today. In this message, Pastor Jeff Schreve shares three truths concerning the disciple’s prayer in Acts 4, a prayer God longs to answer for all believers.

To the Christian, prayer is not a luxury but a necessity. Join us for today’s PowerPoint message “What Happens When We Pray,” as Pastor Jack Graham explains the connections we forge with the Lord as well as with each other when we pray.

How’s your prayer life? If it’s like that of many Christians, it can use a little boost. Dr. McGee examines how the early church prayed and provides us with principles of prayer that we can apply to our own lives today.

It takes tremendous courage to stand firm in times of opposition and persecution when every fiber of your being tells you to turn and run. As the early church set out to do as Jesus asked—to be his witnesses throughout the world, they continually faced hostile situations. How did they manage to keep telling people about Jesus—even when it became an illegal act?In this message, Pete Briscoe teaches about prayer from Acts 4 to show us how to find courage.

While prayer is in front of the church, or prepares the way, God’s Word is behind the church, or backs it up with scripture. And, when a church is praying, and studying God’s Word together, there is a unity among the believers.
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