Episode 5 Prayer That Produces Boldness
The healing of the lame man at the temple gate should have been a moment of celebration. Instead, it became the beginning of persecution for Peter and John.
In Acts 3, God performs a miraculous healing. In Acts 4, the religious authorities respond with opposition and threats. But when Peter and John return to the believers, the church doesn’t respond with fear. They respond with prayer.
Their prayer is remarkable. They don’t ask God to remove every obstacle. They ask Him to give them boldn
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Ep. 2579 Episode 5 Prayer That Produces Boldness
In Acts 3, God performs a miraculous healing. In Acts 4, the religious authorities respond with opposition and threats. But when Peter and John return to the believers, the church doesn’t respond with fear. They respond with prayer.
Their prayer is remarkable. They don’t ask God to remove every obstacle. They ask Him to give them boldn
Episode 4 Lord Open His Eyes
Fear has a way of making our problems look bigger than our God. In 2 Kings 6, Elisha and his servant find themselves surrounded by the Syrian army. The servant sees horses, chariots, and soldiers—and assumes they are finished. But Elisha sees something his servant cannot yet see.
Elisha responds with a powerful prayer: “Lord, I pray thee, open his eyes, that he may see.”
God opens the servant’s eyes, and suddenly he sees the mountain filled with horses and chariots of fire.
Episode 3 From Drought to Fire
Sometimes God allows circumstances to reach a point where there is no mistaking who deserves the glory when the answer comes.
In Part 3 of When Prayer Changes the Story, we travel through 1 Kings 16:29–18:40 and encounter one of the most dramatic moments in Scripture. King Ahab has led Israel deeper into idolatry, Jezebel has promoted the worship of Baal, and God responds through Elijah with a devastating drought.
But the drought was more than a judgment—it became the setting…
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