In this episode of the Press Movement Podcast, we step into the opening chapter of Acts of the Apostles—the birth of the New Testament church.About 120 believers gather in an upper room waiting for the promise Jesus gave them: the Holy Ghost. But while they wait in prayer, they also face an important decision. Judas has fallen, leaving a place empty among the twelve apostles. The church must now decide who will fill that role.Instead of campaigning, debating, or fighting for position, the disciples do something powerful.They pray.“Lord, which knowest the hearts of all men, show whether of these two thou hast chosen.”This moment reveals something critical about the church: position in God's kingdom is not political—it is spiritual. The early believers understood that leadership belongs to the Lord. Their job was not to manufacture authority but to seek God until He revealed it.In a world where titles are chased and positions are fought over, Acts chapter one reminds us that God's house belongs to Him. When we let Him set the order, the church becomes exactly what it was meant to be.Prayer still reaches every single situation—even the decisions that shape the church.Follow us on Facebook or Instagram or enjoy our blogs and even more episodes at www.presstopray.com!