Thai Lam, Carol & Estian Reynolds discuss the Collegiate Day of Prayer (CDOP) they dive into the history of how it started and restarted again with a group of friends that wanted to see prayer and revival on campus. Listen to this and a few amazing stories of what the Lord has done through CDOP.

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Josh Macdonald is doing a 21 day challenge to spend 25 minutes with the Lord every day. Listen as Josh shares his story of how he came to the Lord, and why he is doing a 21 day challenge.

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Thai Lam, Estian Reynolds, and Sally Goode talk about being peacemakers in the midst of the storm. They dialog about how the story of Jesus calming the storm relates to our current situation. How did Jesus respond in crisis? How should we respond in crisis?

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As we reflect on 2020 and what a wild year it was we dialog on the importance of mourning your loss, but also finding things to be grateful for. This is the way forward. Listen in  as we share about the things we are grateful for in 2020. If you haven't already, check out part one on mourning loss in 2020 from last week!

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As we reflect on 2020 and what a wild year it was we dialog on the importance of mourning your loss, but also finding things to be grateful for. This is the way forward. Listen in as we express the things that we were mourning the loss of in 2020 and tune in next week as we share about the things we are grateful for in it.

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In This episode, Carol Reynolds, Thai Lam, Daniel Grenz, and Sally Goode wrestle with 1 Timothy 2 where Paul exhorts us to pray for our leaders. Sometimes it is easy to pray for those we like, but what do you do and how do you pray when you don't agree with them or don't like them?

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Thai Lam, Daniel Grenz, Sally Goode, and Carol Reynolds dialog about the fall 2020 season. It has been a unique year with many adjustments and Luke18 has taken a season to seek the Lord and pray for Mercy.

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In this episode, Carol Reynolds is joined by Vicky Porterfield, from the Collegiate Day of Prayer team in Austin, Texas. Vicky shares her memories of coming to Christ in college during the Jesus Movement. Vicky, a leader in the prayer movement, began with campus ministries in the 1970s, and even still, she is instrumental in shifting the atmosphere of cities, to restrain evil and welcome mercy, with intercession, worship, and prayer.  

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Thai Lam and Daniel Grenz interview Matt Lockett, author of “Dream King,” from Justice House of Prayer in Washington DC in this second half of a  “Revival is Family” conversation. As college students enter into this unique moment of pandemic and racial divide, Matt, Thai, and Daniel encourage Generation Z, with their unique grace for justice, to build a Biblical foundation, learning from spiritual fathers and mothers, in order to encounter our current world with wisdom and a holy perspective.  

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Thai Lam and Daniel Grenz interview Matt Lockett, author of “Dream King,” from Justice House of Prayer in Washington DC in this first half of a  “Revival is Family” conversation. As college students enter into this unique moment of pandemic and racial divide, Matt, Thai, and Daniel encourage Generation Z, with their unique grace for justice, to build a Biblical foundation, learning from spiritual fathers and mothers, in order to encounter our current world with wisdom and a holy perspective.  

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