Thank you, Lord.

Friday night church.

Man, oh man, isn't Friday night church a good thing?

We got to talking about prayer last week, and we're going to get to talking about prayer again this week. You know, it's

the more I look at it, the more I realize how, well, I won't include you. I'll say how little

I've known about it. And then you can include yourself if you want. And just remember what I said at the first. If you think you know a lot about it. And then you can include yourself if you want. And just remember what I said at the first.

If you think you know a lot about it, you still don't know that much. Amen. And so, you know,

I've gotten a greater understanding. My mom was a prayer. And she didn't have the ministry of prayer there's no such thing as the

ministry of prayer but she had a ministry and a call of god and she prayed and people who will pray

god will call on you over and over and over again to pray and i now have an understanding of some of the nights i'd walk in

very late and i'd hear somebody over in the corner and it'd be her

sitting there praying and she wasn't praying for me i'd say mom what's going on she

goes i don't know

i don't know god broke me up and said pray she't care. She just knew she had a burden to pray.

And if God asked her to pray, she would pray until she no longer had the burden to pray

if it took all night or 30 minutes.

And, you know, as I read Brother Hagan on prayer, he was that way.

He was a man of prayer. And it's, when we look at this in the depth that we should, and we began to realize how important prayer is, how much power

it makes available, and how many things it can change. If you think about Daniel, his

praying changed a nation. It changed the course of a whole nation. Amen? And these are things

that we don't want to just let slip. We want to see what was different because, you know, we get into

praying like it's trying, right? Well, we heard this person pray this, let's try that.

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