- The Reason for Prayer
- There was persecution
- There was an adversary
- The Example of Prayer
- It was a passionate prayer.
- Prayers was made without ceasing-the idea of going beyond the boundaries.
- Prayer that is not casual, sluggish, apathetic prayer, it is a prayer that pours from a burdened
- It was a faithful prayer
- Prayer that is made “to God”
- Faith is the essential ingredient that marks the difference between answered and unanswered prayer.
- It was a specific prayer
- “made…unto God for him.”
- If we do not pray specific prayers, how will we ever know when God answers?
- It was a united prayer.
- The church gathered together to pray.
- Their prayers had power because they were united in their walk with God
- It was a passionate prayer.
- The Power of Prayer
- Powerful Deliverance
- Powerful Surprises
- Warren Weirsbe said, “God could get Peter out of prison, but Peter couldn’t get himself into a prayer meeting.”
- Powerful Sovereignty of God
- God is sovereign over the opposition
- God is sovereign over the mission
| Title | The Power of a Praying Church |
| Series | Acts |
| Scripture | Acts 12 |