The Acts 1920:Podcast for Men

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The Acts 1920 podcast explores paths for men in discovering the secret of their soul. Enabling them to be spiritual leaders of their family. That as King's men, be meek and fierce. Tough and tender. Leaders and Servants. Not Safe, but righteous. Men like Jesus!

  1. 12/20/2025

    Episode 127:Praying Men Series: Part 25: Moses

    In this final episode, part 25 of the Praying Men series, we dwell on the Man Moses, a human model just like Christ, that we started with to learn how to implement the Praise, Repent, Ask, & yielding (PRAY). Go into 2026 & beyond praying both in season and out of season.

  2. 12/20/2025

    Episode 126:Praying Men Series: Part 24: Elias of Damascus

    In this 24th part of our praying men series, we reflected on the importance of creating a praying family and community so that people are motivated to pray just like us. Raising faithful men who pray.

  3. 06/05/2025

    Episode 117:Praying Men Series: Part 15: Bartholomew

    Bartholomew was one of Jesus's disciples who passed security clearance even before accepting the call. Jesus recognizes Bartholomew's sincerity and calls him "an Israelite in whom there is no deceit," highlighting his honesty and faith. In this episode, we explored praying for a sincere heart with no deceit.

  4. 06/05/2025

    Episode 116:Praying Men Series: Part 14: Lot

    Our choices often reveal our hearts. This was certainly the case for Abram's nephew, Lot. Just like our prayers review our heart. From Lot's life, we are challenged to take the prayers of enquiry seriously.

  5. 05/21/2025

    Episode 115:Praying Men Series: Part 13: The Rich Fool

    The story of the Rich Fool, documented in Luke 12, reveals something about the importance of our hearts during prayers. The man does not praise God for the abundance but rather focuses on his own comfort and security based on material gain, ignoring his spiritual need and God's potential demand for his life.

  6. 05/10/2025

    Episode 114: Praying Men Series Part 12: David

    In today's episode, the life of prayer of a man after God's own heart, David, was reviewed. He taught more about prayer and what it means: Praise, Repent, Ask, and yield (PRAY).  The "Prayer of David" refers to several Psalms attributed to King David, primarily Psalms 17, 51, 86, and 118. These Psalms are characterized by David's sincere expressions of humility, repentance, praise, and supplication to God. They reflect various aspects of David's life, including his struggles, sins, and devotion to God.  David's prayers offer valuable insights into our human experience, including our struggles, sins, joys, and dependence on God. They demonstrate the power of prayer, repentance, and the unwavering trust in God's mercy and grace.

  7. 05/10/2025

    Episode 113: Praying Men Series Part 11: Stephen

    In this episode, we reviewed Stephen. Stephen is a prominent figure in the early Christian church, traditionally recognized as the first Christian martyr. He was a deacon in Jerusalem and a man "full of God's grace and power." He is known for his powerful preaching and miraculous deeds, which drew the ire of Jewish authorities. They stoned him to death. Stephen's most potent prayer invites us to pray for forgiveness, not vengeance. Acts 7:60 "Then he fell on his knees and cried out, 'Lord, do not hold this sin against them.” When he had said this, he fell asleep.

  8. 04/27/2025

    Episode 112: Praying Men Series Part 10: Job

    In part 10 of the Praying Men's series, we dwell on Job to learn from him the importance of intercessory prayers, yielding at the place of worship, and praising. And no matter the condition or situation, pray from the place of fear or curse our existence or present situation.

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The Acts 1920 podcast explores paths for men in discovering the secret of their soul. Enabling them to be spiritual leaders of their family. That as King's men, be meek and fierce. Tough and tender. Leaders and Servants. Not Safe, but righteous. Men like Jesus!

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