UPCOMING EVENTS

How to Pray for a Miracle

LIVE WEBINAR

“If you’re reading these words right now, you probably need a miracle.”

That’s the opening line of The Miracle Book by bestselling author Anthony DeStefano—a practical, theologically grounded guide for anyone in need of divine help. In this webinar, Anthony joins us for a conversation on the mystery of prayer, the paradoxes of faith, and how we can pray for miracles with both boldness and surrender.

  • When: Thursday, June 26 at 12pm EST

  • Where: Zoom - Register below to receive Zoom link

If you’re longing for a miracle—or just want to pray with greater faith—this event is for you. Register below to save your spot!

“Sometimes God wants us to ask for a miracle because He knows it’s not in violation of His divine will, and He knows it will result in His greater glory. In fact, sometimes God will grant us a miracle only if we pray for it - and only if we pray for it with the right attitude and in the right spiritual state.”

-Anthony DeStefano, The Miracle Book

PAST EVENTS

Ancient Prayers for Today’s Church

Join us for an inspiring webinar with author Robert Elmer and Dr. Todd R. Hains as we explore the powerful prayers of the early Church. Discover timeless wisdom, learn from the faith of those who came before us, and deepen your own prayer life with ancient, time-tested practice.

RECORDED WEBINAR

Maximizing Echo Prayer in Your Church

Do you love Echo Prayer and want to roll it out in your church, but don’t know where to start? Gain tips and tricks from the architects of the app to learn what Echo can look like in your unique ministry setting.

RECORDED WEBINAR

Building a Thriving
Prayer Culture

Receive inspiration from Peter Greer of HOPE International and practical tools from Echo Prayer that will give you insights and strategies to build a prayer culture that truly thrives. Download slides.

RECORDED WEBINAR

How to Amplify Prayer in Your Church

RECORDED WEBINAR

Pastor Matt Prine of Restoration Church Bryan shares how he uses Echo Prayer to build a culture of prayer in his congregation.