What happens when God’s people stop treating prayer as a last resort and begin making it the starting point?

On this episode of Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom, Vicki Parker welcomes Charlotte Mead Lear, Regional Director with the National Day of Prayer, for a powerful conversation about prayer, repentance, revival, and the spiritual future of Arkansas and America.

As America marks its 250th anniversary, Charlotte shares the vision behind the America 250 Prayer Breakfast and Summit at Renewal Ranch near Conway and its theme, “Back to School, Back to God.” The gathering is designed to bring believers together across different areas of influence—including pastors, educators, business leaders, media, military, creatives, and intercessors—to seek God together in unified prayer.

Vicki and Charlotte discuss why revival must begin with God’s people, the importance of repentance within the church, and why Christians cannot simply complain about the direction of the culture while remaining spiritually disengaged. They also talk about protecting and praying for the next generation, bringing faith into our workplaces and communities, and following Jesus’ own example of intentionally withdrawing from the noise to spend time with the Father.

The conversation challenges believers to ask a personal question: What am I doing to move the needle? Prayer isn’t merely asking God to change our nation—it can begin by allowing Him to change us.

Charlotte also explains the effort to place “As for me and my house, we will pray for our nation” signs throughout all 75 Arkansas counties as believers pray for their communities and the future of the state.

Could revival that impacts America begin right here in Arkansas? Could it begin in your church, your workplace, your family—or in your own heart?

Vicki and Charlotte believe it can.

Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom airs Thursdays at 6 p.m. and Saturdays at noon on 99.5 The Word.

What happens when God&rsquo;s people stop treating prayer as a last resort and begin making it the starting point?
On this episode of Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom, Vicki Parker welcomes Charlotte Mead Lear, Regional Director with the National Day of Prayer, for a powerful conversation about prayer, repentance, revival, and the spiritual future of Arkansas and America.
As America marks its 250th anniversary, Charlotte shares the vision behind the America 250 Prayer Breakfast and Summit at Renewal Ranch near Conway and its theme, &ldquo;Back to School, Back to God.&rdquo; The gathering is designed to bring believers together across different areas of influence&mdash;including pastors, educators, business leaders, media, military, creatives, and intercessors&mdash;to seek God together in unified prayer.
Vicki and Charlotte discuss why revival must begin with God&rsquo;s people, the importance of repentance within the church, and why Christians cannot simply complain about the direction of the culture while remaining spiritually disengaged. They also talk about protecting and praying for the next generation, bringing faith into our workplaces and communities, and following Jesus&rsquo; own example of intentionally withdrawing from the noise to spend time with the Father.
The conversation challenges believers to ask a personal question: What am I doing to move the needle? Prayer isn&rsquo;t merely asking God to change our nation&mdash;it can begin by allowing Him to change us.
Charlotte also explains the effort to place &ldquo;As for me and my house, we will pray for our nation&rdquo; signs throughout all 75 Arkansas counties as believers pray for their communities and the future of the state.
Could revival that impacts America begin right here in Arkansas? Could it begin in your church, your workplace, your family&mdash;or in your own heart?
Vicki and Charlotte believe it can.
Sit on That Stump in Muddy Bottom airs Thursdays at 6 p.m. and Saturdays at noon on 99.5 The Word.

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