How Churches Can Pray More Effectively – Rainer on Leadership #191

Podcast Episode #191

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On today’s episode, we cover seven points regarding prayer in the local church including how best to incorporate prayer into worship services, how to pray, and the use of catalytic prayer events.


Some highlights from today’s episode include:



Somewhere in the midst of all of the activities of the Western Church, we have lost sight of prayer and its place in the church.
Simply put, the state of prayer in the local church is not good.
Prayer has to be modeled by leadership. If the leadership doesn’t emphasize prayer, the church will not be a praying church.
A theology of prayer that becomes a “here are my needs” checklist leads to a weak prayer life.
Special prayer services can sometimes scare off introverts.

The seven points we consider regarding prayer are:




The state of prayer in local congregations.



The “why” of weak praying churches



The wrong assumption about having large crowds to pray



Integrating prayer effectively in worship services


Consider a catalytic prayer event

Evangelistic churches are praying churches



Try the “PIPPs”


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Feedback

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Resources

Evangelism in the Early Church
War Room Church DVD License
“And the Pips” from the Richard Pryor Show


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