Pray, Pray, Pray: Don't Just Expose the Darkness—Proclaim the Light

What happens when our concern about the darkness around us begins to consume our attention?In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam wrestles with a difficult week of seeing evil, cultural decline, political conflict, and the devaluation of human life. His first instinct was to expose the darkness—to research it, understand it, confront it, and bring it into the light.But through prayer, God began redirecting his attention.Not away from truth—but toward Jesus.Scripture doesn't ask Christians to pretend evil isn't real. We are called to recognize evil, stand firmly in truth, and fight spiritual battles. But Ephesians 6 reminds us that our struggle is not ultimately against flesh and blood. The person who disagrees with us is not the enemy.Jesus doesn't respond to darkness by becoming darker. He brings light.Through passages including Jeremiah 7, Genesis 1, Ephesians 6, John 1, John 8, Romans 3 and 5, Romans 12, Matthew 5, and Philippians 4, Adam explores what it means to confront evil without allowing evil to reshape our hearts.The question becomes:Are we so focused on exposing the darkness that we've stopped looking at Jesus?The Christian response isn't simply, “Look how bad the world has become.”It's:“Come meet the One who can make you new.”This episode is a call to truth without hatred, conviction without contempt, courage without fear, and prayer that doesn't simply ask God to fix the world—but asks Him to fix us and make us light. Send us Fan Mail