#1 Timothy 2:1; Romans 12#
Lindsay emphasizes that prayer is priority number one for the church, highlighting four key aspects: urgent supplications for critical matters, desperate prayers acknowledging dependence on God, passionate intercessions fueled by heartfelt burdens, and expectant thanksgivings believing in God's movement. He stresses that effective prayer involves recognizing our need for God, replacing reliance on plans, praise, and programs with genuine connection. He encourages evangelistic prayer for the salvation of others, acknowledging Jesus Christ as the one mediator, and the importance of personal repentance and a life directed towards God's glory; not merely confessing sins. He underscores the need for corporate prayer, inviting listeners to embrace a culture of prayer and surrender anew to God's will, trusting in His transformative power in both personal lives and the church as a whole, advocating for it to be a praying church.