Pray the Word with David Platt

David Platt delves into Acts 13:2, sharing how worship at Antioch sparked God’s call to Barnabas and Saul. He encourages listeners to expect divine guidance in both personal and corporate worship. Through heartfelt prayers, he seeks sensitivity to the Spirit and urges for more gospel workers, specifically praying for the Ingush people in Russia. The urgency for laborers to reach the unreached shines through as Platt invokes a communal spirit of giving and serving for the spread of the gospel.

David Platt dives into Acts 12:1-2, exploring the stark differences between James's and Peter's fates amid persecution. He grapples with the question of why God spares some while others suffer, urging trust in divine wisdom regardless of prayer outcomes. A heartfelt prayer is offered for persecuted Christians, focusing on the plight of believers in Nigeria, asking for their strength and protection. The discussion emphasizes the call to faithful following and the hope that God's word will thrive, even in adversity.

Exploring Acts 9:31, the host emphasizes prayer for peace and growth within the Church. Listeners are encouraged to seek protection and freedom from anxiety in their communities. A call for renewed awe and zeal for God challenges complacency in faith. The importance of walking in the comfort of the Holy Spirit during tough times is highlighted. Specific prayers are offered for church multiplication and the Arwa Mala people in India, showcasing a commitment to spreading the gospel worldwide.

Discover the powerful narrative of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch as they illustrate obedience to the Holy Spirit's guidance. Explore how the same Spirit empowers ordinary believers to engage in meaningful gospel conversations today. Join in prayer for courage and sensitivity to the Spirit's voice. Additionally, hear heartfelt prayers for unreached peoples, focusing on Dendi believers in Benin. Each segment encourages a deeper connection to faith and active participation in sharing the message of hope.

David Platt delves into the importance of living in the fullness of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing how it shapes our daily lives with wisdom and grace. He prays for boldness and power to share the gospel, drawing inspiration from Stephen's example during persecution. There's a heartfelt plea for the persecuted church in the Middle East and a call to action for listeners to engage in missions. Each prayer highlights the need for faith, wisdom, and a Spirit-filled existence, ensuring that believers reflect God's grace to all.

Discover how ordinary individuals like Peter and John can make an extraordinary impact. The discussion highlights the power of being with Jesus as a source of boldness and how the Holy Spirit enables believers to confidently share the gospel. Prayers focus on seeking boldness and strength for believers around the world, especially in challenging regions like Pakistan. Emphasizing the importance of prioritizing Jesus and living out faith in daily life, the conversation encourages listeners to embrace their divine potential.

Dive into the transformative power of prayer as the host explores Acts 1:14. Discover why the disciples prioritized prayer over strategizing, emphasizing their dependence on the Spirit. Evaluate your own devotion to prayer in personal and communal settings. Reflect on the dangers of pride and the urge to act without divine help. Join a heartfelt prayer for the Rasha'ida people of Sudan, focusing on their spiritual needs. This discussion encourages a deeper commitment to prayer for spiritual growth and gospel advancement.

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