From Our Knees to the Nations

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EMQ » Oct – Dec 2025 » Volume 61 Issue 4

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Summary: Prayer is central to the life and mission of the church. As Christians increasingly pray, they become convicted about sin in their midst, and the need for conversion of sinners at home and beyond. This creates a sense of urgency that propels people into missions. If prayer is central to church life, mission will also move to the center.

By Chris McMillan

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