Praying Beyond Ourselves

In Praying Beyond Ourselves from 1 Timothy 2, we’re reminded that the church is called to lift our eyes beyond our own concerns and pray for all people—even those we may disagree with or struggle to understand. Paul shows us that prayer and worship are not private acts but powerful witnesses, shaping how the world sees Jesus through His church.

This passage challenges us to examine both who we pray for and how we live, asking whether our lives amplify the gospel or distract from it. As we learn to pray broadly and worship faithfully, we discover what it truly means to pass the torch of faith to the next generation.