Family — it is Prayer Friday. 🙏 Drop your prayer request below. Nothing is too small. Nothing is too broken. And if you want to be prayed for by name every single week — not just on Fridays — your Acts 2 family is waiting for you.

Lord,I pray You meet the person seeking You right now—hear them, heal them, and answer their cry.Break every chain holding them back, and open their eyes to see Your love and the provision already around them. Open their heart to know You deeper than ever before—and remove anything standing between them and Your truth. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🙏

Lord, thank You for this new day and for every person You have brought into this community—both those who have been here and those just joining. Let this be a fresh beginning for each of us. Give us clarity for what You are calling us to do right now, and the focus to follow through without distraction. Stir something deeper in us—a hunger to grow, to move, and to walk fully in Your purpose. For all of us, build a spirit of unity—where we encourage, support, and lift each other as we grow together. Teach us to move with intention, to speak with truth, and to act with boldness. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

While Corrie Ten Booms sister Betsy lay dying in a Nazi concentration camp-guess what her last words were? This is after they were arrested for hiding jews at their home in Haarlem-located in Holland during WWII. It was not words of bitterness, nor words of self pity-of any kind. She said, softly, glowing with The Holy Ghost and love,"There is no pit so deep-where Gods' love is not deeper still. Oh Corrie, we must tell the world," Corrie did just that. I choose, like Corrie Ten Boom, to carry on that message. Betsy never physically got out of that Nazi concentration camp-yet she was free, in a way, and in a pit, not many could even imagine. Those words came from a saint, like cold pressed olives, dripped the oil of love off of her tongue with love for a dying world, that God so loved, He gave His only begotten Son. That is a torch worth carrying, even into the deepest of darkness.