In this sermon from our Reorient series, we dive into Acts 1:12–14 to witness the early church’s first instinct after Jesus ascended—prayer. Before the preaching, the miracles, and the thousands coming to Christ, there was a group of believers, united in one accord, continually devoting themselves to prayer. The book of Acts challenges us to follow their example, recognizing that in a world of chaos, distraction, and pressure, we don’t just need to pray—we need to become people of prayer. Whether you’re just beginning, trying to rebuild a rhythm, or are already walking deeply in prayer, this message offers grace, clarity, and a powerful reminder that prayer isn’t about performance—it’s about presence.
