Citywide Call to Prayer Radio Spots

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Transcript for August 2010 Radio Spots:

Drastic Days; Desperate Prayers

August 1: Desperate Prayers for God’s Glory
In drastic days, we must pray desperate prayers. Some of the greatest prayers of the Bible were prayed in drastic moments. And God responded powerfully! This is citywide call to prayer. When Elijah confronted the prophets of Baal in a showdown on Mt. Carmel, he prayed a simple but profound prayer. Elijah appealed to God to demonstrate His power in the midst of those who mocked the true God. Elijah’s great prayer in 1 Kings 18 was that God would prove He was the only true God. In that moment, fired flashed from heaven, burned up the altar, and caused the people to fall on their faces before God. May we also be passionate in our prayers for God’s glory to be known! “Heavenly Father, we live in drastic days. We pray that by Your Spirit, You will enable us to pray great prayers. May You be known as the only true God. Please increase our faith to pray great prayers for Your glory. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 2: Desperate Prayers for God’s Favor
In drastic days, we must pray desperate prayers. Some of the greatest prayers of the Bible were prayed in drastic moments. And God responded powerfully! This is citywide call to prayer. Nehemiah recognized the destruction of Jerusalem as a drastic moment. Upon seeing the broken down walls, Nehemiah wept, mourned, fasted, and prayed a desperate prayer. He appealed to God’s promises. He repented of sin, and asked God to once again deliver His people. God responded to Nehemiah by granting great favor. God gave Nehemiah the strength and strategy to rebuild the walls in just 52 days! It is time for us to also pray desperate prayers on behalf of our own cities. “Dear Heavenly Father, we know that our own cities are broken and devastated by sin. Please break our hearts, that we might mourn and pray just as Nehemiah did. Please teach us to pray those desperate prayers. As we pray, we invite You to bring healing and restoration to our communities. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 3: Desperate Prayers for Victory
In drastic days, we must pray desperate prayers. Some of the greatest prayers of the Bible were prayed in drastic moments. And God responded powerfully! This is citywide call to prayer. When Jehoshaphat realized that God’s people were surrounded by deadly enemies, he was alarmed. He called the people to fast, and then prayed a very desperate prayer before God. He honestly proclaimed that he did not know what to do, but that his eyes were upon the Lord. In his prayer in 2 Chronicles 20, Jehoshaphat cried out to God to save them, knowing there was no other hope. God responded by turning the enemies armies upon each other and granting amazing victory. "Dear Heavenly Father, we know the enemies of the gospel of Jesus Christ surround us. We call upon You, Oh God, to give us amazing victory in proclaiming Your truths. We recognize that apart from You, it is hopeless. We invite You to fight on our behalf! In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 4: Desperate Prayers for Courage
In drastic days, we must pray desperate prayers. Some of the greatest prayers of the Bible were prayed in drastic moments. And God responded powerfully! This is citywide call to prayer. The believers in the early Church were threatened to keep quiet about their faith in Jesus Christ. But instead, their prayer in Acts 4 was a desperate prayer for courage. They called upon God to send healing power and miraculous signs. They asked Him to prove that they were His servants. Scripture says that God responded powerfully. The building shook and they were filled with the Holy Spirit. We need that same kind of Spirit-led boldness in the drastic days that we now face. "Heavenly Father, the threats are growing to keep us silent about our faith in Christ. But we pray for greater boldness to speak Your truths. Please fill us with the power of Your Holy Spirit, that we might preach and pray with greater desperation for Your glory to be known. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 5: Desperate Prayers for Deliverance
In drastic days, we must pray desperate prayers. Some of the greatest prayers of the Bible were prayed in drastic moments—and God responded powerfully! This is citywide call to prayer. As Peter was held captive in prison, his friends prayed desperate prayers. And God delivered Peter in dramatic fashion! An angel of the Lord was dispatched to Peter’s prison cell. The angel woke Peter up, and his chains simply fell off. The angel then led Peter out of the locked cell. Peter was delivered to the door of his friends, surprising them while they prayed. In the midst of drastic days, God answered desperate prayers. “Heavenly Father, we are so encouraged by the dramatic story of Peter’s release from prison. We thank You for Your constant watch over us. We pray that You will protect us and deliver us from evil in these drastic days. We pray for Your glory to be known in our midst, that we might pray with even greater faith. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

Prayer Preparation for Revival

August 6: Wait on the Lord
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. Just before the birth of the early church, God set His people to praying. Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He told His disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit. They obeyed the Lord by praying and waiting for several days. Suddenly the Holy Spirit came like a roaring wind and a flaming presence. The disciples were filled with power from on high and the early church was birthed. Their prayers had prepared the way. “Heavenly Father, teach us to once again pray and wait on You for the fire of Your presence. Just as the early church was birthed in prayer, we desire a fresh move of Your Holy Spirit. Please set us to praying again, that we might once again see a fresh revival of Your Church. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 7: Wait Just Long Enough
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. Jesus told the disciples wait for the Holy Spirit to come. And so the disciples gathered to wait and pray. And wait and pray. In fact, they prayed for several days without any evidence of answered prayer. But then suddenly the Holy Spirit came rushing in and filled them with power! What if the disciples had given up a day earlier? Thankfully, the disciples waited and prayed just long enough—and the early Church was birthed from their prayers. “Heavenly Father, we pray for the courage and faith to wait just long enough for You to move powerfully in our midst. Help us to pray faithfully until You send revival. May we not give up until Your Spirit is poured out powerfully in our midst and Your people are revived. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 8: Waiting for Power
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. The disciples waited and prayed for days for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. But what if the disciples had grown tired of sitting in a crowded room, praying for the unknown? Imagine if they had decided to embark on ministry a day earlier—before the Holy Spirit gave them power? Their ministry would have been weak and fruitless. Certainly they would not have set the stage for the gospel to go to the ends of the earth! “Heavenly Father, we pray for Your Holy Spirit to give us the power to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. May we not do it in our own strength. May we instead be clothed with Your power from on high. Help us to pray faithfully to be filled with Your Holy Spirit. In Jesus’ name, amen.”   

August 9: Don’t Give Up
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. In a small church in the Hebrides Islands, the weekly prayer meeting had dwindled to just a few people. It was harvest time, and so most people kept working in the fields. The elder in charge decided to shut the prayer meeting down until after harvest. But each week, the Lord prevented him from cancelling the prayer time. Then suddenly, in the midst of just a handful of a faithful few, God sent revival! “Heavenly Father, at times it is discouraging when so few people are praying. We even wonder if we should just give up for a season. But You are willing to pour out Your Spirit because of the prayers of just a few. Please renew our hope to never give up. Help us to pray until You send revival. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 10: Taking on a Prayer Burden
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. The leaders in a Presbyterian church in the Hebrides Islands gathered to discuss the appalling spiritual condition of their church and community. They had reached a hopeless place. Only a move of God could change things. So they began to pray. The leaders covenanted with God to take on the prayer burden of revival. They would not stop praying until God sent the fire of His presence. Their prayer preparation led the way to revival. “Heavenly Father, please show us the true condition of our churches and communities. We pray for Your Spirit to burden us to pray for revival until You send it. Help us to stand in the gap and not give up praying until we experience the fire of Your holy presence in our churches and nation. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 11: Awakened to Our Need
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. Unless God awakens us to our true spiritual condition, we will not experience a burden to pray for revival. Unless we understand our desperate need for the fire of God’s presence, we will not travail and prevail in prayer. However, when that awakening comes, it is a sovereign and gracious act of God. He will open our eyes to our desperate condition. He will fill us with the power of His Spirit to intercede beyond our own human resolve. “Heavenly Father, please remove the veil from our eyes and show us how desperately we need revival in our churches and nation. Let our hearts break as Your heart breaks over our sinful condition. May we seek You with repentant hearts, and be moved by Your Spirit with extraordinary prayers for revival. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 12: Our Desperate Need
It has been said that when God is about to move powerfully, He sets His people to praying. Our prayers are the preparation for the coming revival. This is citywide call to prayer. We are in desperate need for a spiritual awakening in our nation. If we ask in faith, God will place a burden on our hearts to pray with prevailing prayer. Are you willing to take on a burden for revival? Are you willing to cry out for perhaps the most powerful revival that our nation has ever known? “Heavenly Father, we know that prayer is the key in preparation for revival. But we are weak in our prayers, often giving up too soon. Please fill us with the ability to be bold and full of faith to take on the burden for revival for our churches and nation. We pray that You will provide us with the strength and vision to pray long enough for You to send revival! In Jesus’ name, amen.”

Why Do We Want Revival?

August 13: Why Revival?
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. I recently spent time with a wise Christian leader who has prayed for revival for years. But she posed a question that surprised me. She asked me why I wanted revival. My first thought was, “Doesn’t everyone want revival?” But now I understand more of the answer to her question. I don’t want revival—God does! And God is the One who has put it in my heart to pray for that revival. “Heavenly Father, we cannot come to You on our own, wanting revival for our nation. You want revival more than we do. We pray that You will put an increasing burden on our hearts to join You in desiring revival for our nation. Help us to pray with Your heart. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 14: Revival Belongs to God
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. Many leaders are challenging us to pray for revival. It is encouraging that God’s people are waking up to our desperate need. But where did the desire for revival start? It did not start with any great speaker or prayer leader. Revival is God’s idea. It belongs to Him alone. Without God, there is no work of revival. He authored it, and He is ushering it in by giving us the heart and prayers to pursue Him in revival. “Heavenly Father, we praise You that revival is on Your heart. We thank You for including us in Your divine purposes to bring a great spiritual awakening to our nation. Thank You for authoring this movement of prayer for revival. May we pray with faith and belief in You alone! In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 15: The Reason for Revival
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. There is really only one true reason to pray for revival. It is not for our sakes; it is for the glory of God alone. The most compelling reason to seek God fervently for revival is that His name will be honored and His glory manifested throughout our land. If you can agree with that, then join me in praying for revival and spiritual awakening in our nation! “Heavenly Father, our greatest heart-cry is that Your name will be famous and revered throughout our land. Oh, that You might send a revival that showcases Your glorious reign in all things. We pray for a spiritual awakening that will exalt Your holy name above all names. We pray that through revival, all will acknowledge You as Savior and Lord. Come, Lord Jesus. In Your name, amen.”

August 16: God’s Presence Distinguishes Us
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. Moses prayed a very powerful prayer when he pleaded for God’s presence to go with the Israelites. Moses understood that without the fire of God’s presence, there was nothing to distinguish God’s people. It is the same with revival. Without the fire of God’s presence in revival, the Church will not look dramatically different from society. But with God’s presence fully manifest in our midst, we will reflect God’s glory to a lost world. “Heavenly Father, may we be a distinguished people because Your manifest presence is magnified in us. We pray for the revival fire of Your presence to fall upon Your people. Let Your Church be glorious and exalting of Your holy name. We do not want to live without Your glorious presence in our midst. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 17: Revival Restrains God’s Righteous Anger
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. There are many reasons for desiring revival. David gives an important reason in Psalm 85 when he appeals to God to revive His people and prolong His righteous anger. In revival, God’s people are called to repentance and holiness. The unsaved are convicted by the Holy Spirit toward salvation. God’s wrath is held back by the humble and repentant hearts of revived people. “Heavenly Father, thank You for the hope of revival that turns away Your wrath. We pray for the convicting power of Your Holy Spirit to be poured out upon Your people, that we might repent and be revived. Please bring glory to Yourself by redeeming the lost through salvation in Christ. May Your righteous anger be satisfied as we return to You in great joy. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 18: Revival Restores Awareness of God
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. When true revival is sent from heaven, an entire community will be saturated with the presence of a holy God. When God breaks through, nothing else matters except the glory of Christ. People will be convicted of sin, and then healed and restored in the love of Christ. A holy awareness of God will permeate everything—and God will get all the glory! “Heavenly Father, we pray for revival for the sake of Your name. We invite You to come in Your manifest presence and saturate our communities. With repentant hearts, we plead with You to overwhelm us with a renewed awareness of Your holiness. Send fire from heaven that convicts of sin and purifies our hearts. Restore to us a deep awareness of Your majesty and glory. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 19: Revival Reveals God’s Graciousness
It is becoming a commonly heard cry—the cry for revival in our nation. More people are praying with greater hope for spiritual awakening. But why do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. God is a gracious and loving God, and these attributes are best displayed through a revival that saturates churches and overwhelms a nation. In revival, God’s gracious hand of mercy is revealed as He sends His convicting, healing and restoring power. When people repent and return to the Lord, they experience God’s glorious activity in their lives. Revival displays God’s finest work in His people! "Dear Heavenly Father, we so desire revival because it reveals all Your magnificent attributes. In revival, we experience Your mercy and kindness as You convict us of sin and restore us to Yourself. We pray for the fire of Your glorious presence to be poured out in our midst, that we might know the fullness of Your love and mercy. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

Revival Is Supernatural

August 20: Wrestling with God
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. It was a bold prayer from a young man who was desperate for the fire of God’s presence to fall in the Hebrides Islands. He reminded God of His promise to pour His Spirit upon those who were thirsty for Him. He declared God’s honor to be at stake. Suddenly the house literally shook with God’s supernatural response. There was no question that God was pleased to answer his bold prayer and send revival! "Dear Heavenly Father, this man took You at Your word and prayed with an unusual boldness. You delighted to honor his humble and courageous heart. When our hearts are repentant before You, You inspire us to pray with boldness for revival. We pray for another supernatural work of revival in our day, Oh Lord. Please hear our cries. In Jesus’ name, amen."

August 21: Tangible Evidences of Revival
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. When a young man in the Hebrides rose to his feel to pray a very bold prayer for revival, God responded supernaturally. The house shook with God’s tangible presence, and the revival spread throughout the community. The local bar was emptied within 48 hours as all the patrons were convicted of sin. And within 48 hours, nearly every young person up to age 20 had surrendered their lives to Jesus Christ. When revival comes, it will clearly be a supernatural work of God. "Dear Heavenly Father, we pray for a revival that will demonstrate Your supernatural power. We pray for an outpouring of Your Holy Spirit that will convict us of sin and transform our hearts. We pray that this supernatural work of Your Spirit will saturate our communities and bring glory to You alone. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 22: Revival is a Divine Moment
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. Nancy Leigh DeMoss, a leader in today’s prayer movement, describes revival as a divine moment when there is a supernatural outpouring of God’s Spirit on His people. True revival cannot be manufactured or manipulated by man. God sends it wherever He wills. But when revival comes, there will be no question that God has responded to the cries of His people. If it is true revival, everyone will know that a divine moment has come. “Dear Heavenly Father, we long for a supernatural and divine moment of revival. We seek You with repentant hearts, knowing that we can do nothing apart from humbling ourselves and crying out to You in desperation. We ask You to move supernaturally upon us by Your Spirit, allowing us to have a miraculous transformation of heart. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 23: Revival is Far-Reaching
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. Although every revival may look different, one thing is certain. True revival will include a clear indicator that God has moved supernaturally in the hearts of people. True revival will be evidenced by an extraordinary move of God. It is said that in certain parts of the Hebrides Islands, the conviction of sin was so far-reaching that not a home, family, or individual was untouched as genuine repentance swept through the people. “Dear Heavenly Father, we desire a revival that will sweep supernaturally through our communities. We pray for a move of repentance that touches every individual, home, and church. Our heart’s desire is that no one will escape God’s presence, the conviction of sin, and your healing and forgiveness. We pray that You will be honored and glorified. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 24: Man Gets No Credit
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. True revival is something only God can do. Revival cannot be attributed to any well-known speaker or ministry. In the Hebrides revival in the 1950s, Duncan Campbell was called to preach. Some began to credit him with the revival, which grieved him deeply. In fact, Campbell characterized revival as a move of God that doesn’t need a word to be spoken by any man. If a revival is truly of God, no one will receive the glory except God Himself. “Dear Heavenly Father, we repent of the times that we call man’s work revival and then try to take the glory and credit for ourselves. We pray for a revival that is clearly Your supernatural work in our midst. We want You alone, Oh God, to receive all the glory. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 25: No Need to Exaggerate Revival
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. When God moves in true revival, He will not need our help to promote it. When He moves supernaturally in true spiritual awakening, there will be no need to exaggerate His work. We will know with certainty when revival has come! Even unbelievers will know that something truly spectacular has occurred. Not everyone will choose to repent. But neither will anyone be able to deny the transformational nature of God’s outpouring of His Spirit. True revival will be unmistakable. “Dear Heavenly Father, we long for a supernatural movement of Your Holy Spirit in revival. We pray that when You move, there will be no denying Your revival power. We pray that even the lost will be amazed at Your power and glory. May all come to repentance through Your move of revival. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 26: Overwhelming Joy
Revival is a supernatural work of God. As we pray for revival, we are inviting God to do something extraordinary that cannot be explained in human terms. This is citywide call to prayer. When revival swept through the Hebrides Islands, it was accompanied by a profound joy. When people truly repented and embraced faith in Jesus Christ, they were cleansed and restored to new life. Their joy could not be contained. Many new worship songs were written during this time, and the people found themselves singing continuously. It was not uncommon to hear people singing joyfully in the stores and on the streets. True revival is characterized by overwhelming joy. “Dear Heavenly Father, we thank You that true repentance brings refreshing. We pray for a supernatural move of revival that will fill our hearts with joy and our communities with praise. We pray for an extraordinary work of cleansing and healing in our lives, resulting in resounding worship of You. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

Revival: How Much Do You Want It?

August 27: Are You Willing to Change?
Revival is a sovereign work of God that transforms entire communities. God wants to do a work of revival among us. But the question is, “How much do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. All throughout history there are exciting stories of extraordinary revivals. God moves powerfully among His people and His presence transforms even entire communities. Most believers hope for revival, but how many are actually willing to pray for it? God sends revival in response to our repentance and heart-felt prayers. Are you willing to change your life priorities and make yourself available to pray for God’s purposes? “Heavenly Father, we are such a busy and pre-occupied people. We may want revival, but we lack the courage and desire to actually pray with great sacrifice and passion. Please, Lord, fill us with the power of Your Spirit to truly desire revival. Give us the prayers for revival that are on Your heart, that we might pray them in agreement with You. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 28: Taking Risks
Revival is a sovereign work of God that transforms entire communities. God wants to do a work of revival among us. But the question is, “How much do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. If God is to move powerfully through us, it will require us to take uncomfortable risks. Abraham had to leave his homeland at 76 years of age. David had to leave the tending of sheep to lead a nation to war. The disciples had to leave their fishing nets behind to follow Jesus. God’s plan for His people does not include lives of comfort and ease. But He’s just waiting to pour out His Spirit if we are willing to trust Him and follow Him. “Heavenly Father, we want to pray with great courage and sacrifice for revival to come to our communities and nation. Please fill us with the boldness of Your Holy Spirit to pray with great faith and walk in obedience. We want to take those risks that will honor You. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 29: God Wants to Do It Again!
Revival is a sovereign work of God that transforms entire communities. God wants to do a work of revival among us. But the question is, “How much do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. God wants to impart a vision and a passion to His people to seek revival. It is God’s heart to send revival—and He wants to prepare us to usher it in. Historically speaking, every revival was ushered in through prayer. God wants to do it again! He is looking for people who will take Him at His Word and become the catalysts for revival. He is searching for those who will change the course of their lives in order to pray fervently for Him to pour out His Spirit in revival. Will you be someone who takes on this prayer assignment from the Lord? "Heavenly Father, thank You that revival is Your idea and it is what You want to do in our midst. Please put the vision on our hearts and use our prayers to usher in revival. Help us change our lives to honor Your Kingdom purposes. In Jesus’ name, amen."

August 30: Paul’s Prayer for Revived People
Revival is a sovereign work of God that transforms entire communities. God wants to do a work of revival among us. But the question is, “How much do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. In Colossians 1, the Apostle Paul prayed a very powerful prayer for the revival of God’s people. This was not a prayer of wishful thinking. Paul was asking God to do an amazing and reviving work in the lives of his fellow believers. Paul desperately wanted revival, and we can join Paul in a similar prayer for the Church today. “Heavenly Father, we ask You to fill Your people with the knowledge of Your will through all spiritual wisdom and understanding. We pray that Your people will live lives worthy of You, Lord, and pleasing to You in all ways. We pray that as Your revived people, we will bear fruit in every good work and we will grow in the knowledge of God. Oh, Lord, please send revival to Your Church. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

August 31: Paul’s Prayer for Revived People
Revival is a sovereign work of God that transforms entire communities. God wants to do a work of revival among us. But the question is, “How much do we want revival? This is citywide call to prayer. In Colossians 1, the Apostle Paul prayed a very powerful prayer for the revival of God’s people. Paul desperately wanted the Church to reflect the glory of Christ and walk in the fullness of Christ’s power. We can join Paul in a similar prayer for the Church today. “Dear Heavenly Father, we want to pray, as Paul did, that You will strengthen Your people with all power according to Your glorious might. Please give us great patience and endurance to seek You in all things. We thank You that You allow us to share the inheritance of Your Kingdom. Thank You for rescuing us from the dominion of darkness. As redeemed and revived people, may we reflect Your glory to the entire world! In Jesus’ name, amen.”

 

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