For some, you may not be able to visualize what communal prayer looks and sounds like.  Maybe you wish you could find out but there are no Christ followers with whom to raise your voice.  Perhaps you're just curious about how others carry out this discipline.  Here's your chance to just listen in.  This episode is long, but we didn't think it needed to be abbreviated because the prayer time itself wasn't.  Listen as long as you like, fast forward through a voice that distracts you, or pause and be the prayer warrior between two of us.  
Our prayer is that as you listen, the Holy Spirit that filled our room will fill yours as well and you will come to know for yourself the greatness of joining with the Body to pray!

The early Church gives us a glimpse of the power that can be unleashed by a corporate gathering of God's people for the purpose of prayer--and it is an appealing and motivational picture indeed.

What's behind the New Testament churches practice of "breaking bread" and might we be missing the significance of a tradition highly valued within our past?

From the earliest days of God's people, He not only encouraged but mandated times of restful, rejuvenative, joyous fellowship.  So often today we consider it a luxury, an escape, or a social platform. In the Kingdom, it's a pillar of the Church.