The PRESS Movement Prayer Podcast
This podcast is a short Bible Study designed to take you through the Bible, one prayer at a time! We will study the circumstances behind each prayer and learn to strategically apply what we have learned to our prayer lives. In this podcast you will learn how to pray, the power of prayer, the art of repentance and more.
Real life means real pressures, but Prayer Reaches Every Single Situation (PRESS)! We don't always know how God will get in our situation, but we can be assured that He will get into our situations. Let's press together! Like, share and subscribe this weekly podcast for God-given prayer strategies for the end time followers of Jesus Christ.
The PRESS started in 2012 as a project for the Turning Point Youth Department (TPYD). The initial purpose of the PRESS was to actively recruit people to pray and document their prayer time so that TPYD could account for 1,000,000 minutes of prayer in one month. Not only did TPYD reach it's goal of accounting for a million minutes of prayer, but it was soon realized that the PRESS was bigger than simply counting minutes. In just a few short months of advertising, TPYD was on TV, radio, doing conferences and had over 17,000 fans on Facebook. The movement was only beginning! Now there a have been PRESS clubs in over 40 locations- including universities, YMCAs, neighborhoods, high schools and more! We are so excited for what the Lord has done through the PRESS!
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The PRESS Movement Prayer Podcast
Jeremiah's Prayer: I'm Fed Up!
Jeremiah 18 paints a vivid image of God as the potter and His people as clay. When the vessel is marred, the potter reshapes it—just as God offers to remake us if we repent. But the people reject hope, believing they can't change, choosing evil instead. Despite God's history of faithfulness, they walk away in despair.
Jeremiah’s response is prayer—raw, honest, and emotional. Unlike Moses or David who plead for mercy, Jeremiah asks for justice. His bold cry shows that prayer isn’t about perfection but connection. We can bring our full selves to God, knowing He hears—but trusting He’ll respond His way.
This passage reminds us that prayer is powerful. Whether we’re seeking mercy or wrestling with pain, God invites us to talk to Him. He is the final decision-maker, yet always listening. So don’t hold back—pray boldly, honestly, and continually. The Potter is still shaping lives.
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