Does God pay more attention to big groups of people than to an individual?

Here's Megan Hill.

You know, the Bible assures us again and again that the Lord hears the prayer of one person,

that even one person, who is covered in the blood of Jesus and has the Spirit, is heard by God,

and that the Spirit helps us when we pray and Jesus is making intercession for us.

And so if you are one person by yourself on a desert island, the Lord hears you.

And that's precious to him.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Friday, July 29, 2016.

Well, I am so encouraged about the way that God is stirring the hearts of people everywhere to cry out to him in prayer.

There are several large prayer gatherings that have been planned to ask the Lord to draw

his people in revival and to reverse the tide of evil in our nation. And that includes the event

that Revive Our Hearts is hosting specifically for women called Cry Out. I've been asking the

Lord to call together at least 100,000 women to join in groups over a

nationwide simulcast. We'll be crying out to him to meet the desperate needs we're facing

during this desperate time. And I'm also encouraged that as we lead up to cry out,

Megan Hill has written a new book called Praying Together, the Priority and Privilege

of Prayer in our homes, communities, and churches. I love that title. Megan Hill, the author,

is a pastor's wife, and a writer. Just a few weeks ago, she spoke with Aaron Davis, who's a regular

contributor to revive our hearts.

They connected at the Gospel Coalition Women's Conference,

and that's why you'll hear some conference noise going on in the background.

Let's listen as Erin and Megan talk about why it's important for women to pray together and how they can be effective in crying out to the Lord together.

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