In Jesus' most agonizing moments before his crucifixion, he commanded Peter, James, and John to watch and pray.

Jesus then went on to moments of fervent prayer in the garden. Unfortunately, those disciples failed

in their assignment, and Jesus found them sleeping instead of praying. In this study,

Evangelist Scott Pauley will lead us and challenge us to watch and pray, to pray faith-filled

prayer for God to move and work in our generation.

Be sure to listen after the study for details about a special prayer resource

Scott is making available through this series.

And now, let's join Scott Pauli. The easiest thing in the world to do is quit.

Just give up.

And sometimes the hardest thing to do is the one thing you have to do,

and that is keep moving forward.

Just keep on.

We've come today to one of the watch and pray

scriptures in Colossians chapter four. And it says this, continue in prayer and watch in the same

with Thanksgiving. Now, obviously, pray and watch, jump off the page at us. That's been our

emphasis.

But did you hear the word continue and then the words the same?

It's not some new thing.

No, it's the same thing over and over and over.

It is continuing to watch, continuing to pray.

There's never time that you can relax when you're facing an enemy,

when you're in a battle, when the flesh is weak. We must keep on. What do we learn from

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