When Peter was chained in a prison cell, the church didn’t panic—they prayed. And not just casually, but with earnest prayer that shook heaven and opened prison doors.
In this message from Acts 12, discover how desperate, persistent prayer can shift impossible situations, break spiritual chains, and release divine intervention.
This passage is a compelling reminder that God still responds to earnest prayer.
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