It has been said, “There is so much in prayer that every one of us could learn if we would keep an open heart to the Word and the Spirit of God.” The New Testament writers have given us a rich instruction on the power of prayer and its importance in the lives of believers in every age.

Prayer is not simply a thought, but the verbalization of a thought. Perhaps the most effectual, fervent, powerful prayer you can pray is the one the Holy Spirit prays through you as shared in Romans 8 and I Corinthians 12 & 14.

BONUS: Outreach training recorded on January 16, 2021.

It has been said, “There is so much in prayer that every one of us could learn if we would keep an open heart to the Word and the Spirit of God.” The New Testament writers have given us a rich instruction on the power of prayer and its importance in the lives of believers in every age.

In the days ahead, it’s important that we not neglect the various types of prayer available to us including strong united prayer.

After exercising our faith, trust in God, and thanksgiving, the results will be a prayer life full of power and authority along with our joy being full because of answered prayers (John 16:24)

God promises us that the earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results. Let’s kick it up a notch in 2021 and make prayer our number one priority.

Our guests today are International evangelists, revivalists and authors Michael and Linda Livengood. They continue to be involved in some of the great moves of God on the contemporary western scene.

People have differing ideas on how to acquire and grow their faith. If we want to see results like the Jesus’ disciples and the early church we will need to acquire faith the Bible way.

There are a number of kinds of faith. Everyone, saved and unsaved alike, has a natural, human faith. Supernatural faith – a faith that believes with the heart rather than believing what our physical senses may tell us.