Approaching the throne of grace together for ourselves and the needs of those around us.

For all that American Christianity lacks, it abounds in activity: a program for every day of the week; a study for every demographic; big budgets; social functions; full-on worship bands; seasonal productions; retreats of all kinds; and much, much more. There is also a constant concern about the direction of our society. Christians from all sides of the political and cultural aisle cry out for a national recovery of “true Christianity,” and 2 Chronicles 7.14 is often the proof text: “If we will just pray,” so it is said, “God will heal America.”

Be all that as it may, the reality that J.C. Ryle observed in his day is still the reality in our own: “We live in days of abounding religious profession,” Ryle writes. “There are more places of public worship than there ever was before. There are more people attending them than there ever was before. And yet, in spite of all this public religion…I believe that hundreds of thousands never utter a word of prayer at all.” Those are stinging words, but if we look in our own mirrors, we must confess to our great shame that they are probably true.

Prayer Ministry details:

  • Members and guests are welcome
  • Wednesday @ 6:00 pm

  • A focused time of corporate prayer
  • At the church in suite F

For schedules and details, check the church calendar.

At Firm Foundation, we do not want to be a busy church, or an activist church, or a worldly church. We want to be a praying church. We do not want to be a church that talks about praying. We want to be a church who prays.

For this very reason, we make it a point to set time aside each Sunday morning to pray together for our civil authorities (1 Tim. 2.1-4) and the advance of the Kingdom (Matt. 6.10). Along with that, we hold a weekly prayer meeting every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. It’s not a big event—just a few simple words of encouragement to warm our hearts, followed by a focused time of prayer together—but it’s a special time, because we are there and God is there. Charles Spurgeon once said, “Blessed be his name, the Lord ordains a way of utterance, and bids our heart speak out to him… Do you know, brothers, what great things are to be had for the asking?” At Firm Foundation, we want to find out what great things God will give us when we ask him.

Join us each Wednesday for the Prayer Meeting at 6:00 p.m. Members, regular attenders, and visitors are welcome and encouraged to attend.