No prayer is no life! The Acts church did make it a priority. Mighty things happened because these people new it is the key to the Holy Spirit moving. The former and latter rain brings holiness into our lives. End of Acts, that know world was turn upside down for Jesus Christ.
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Permalink Reply by Marshall Diakon on October 2, 2011 at 10:00am Prayer, and not to becoming formalized prayer. Praying continually (I Thessalonians 5:17 -- yes, and wow!). an example toward clarification: brothers from different small gatherings hope to be coming together on the evening of this November 10th (downtown Portland, OR) for prayer, and to know more of what is in prayer for this city/region; then, they (we) will continue in prayer through days and hours to follow: reflecting how prayer is vital, with praying while meeting together being a smaller portion of the whole.
Possibly someone reading here may be able to confirm this from another place?
btw: prayers & prayer requests from near-to wherever on the earth you have pitched your tent are freely available by e-mail or as a unique (unlisted) web address. Will you daily pray for those you do not know, that you may in Christ come to know them by love; that God may hear their request with you? If you will pray in hope, write me with your place/town/city: diakon2@gmail.com
Permalink Reply by Olivia McClure on October 2, 2011 at 10:41am
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