Brian McLaren

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This week's program schedule:

Start: Democratic strategist, Paul Begala, challenges, "Our problem is not ideological but anatomical; we need a spine." Cheney affirms, "I think the economy is doing very well;" Neil Cavuto contends, "... a big hit for the Dow now, underwater for the year;" Tony Snow declares, "Iran is the number one terror supporter ... in the world;" Iran is moving money into Swiss bank accounts; Pastor Brian McLaren describes the emergent church, "We think there are new possibilities here and other people feel threatened by that."

1:47 Brandt welcomes viewers to PrayTV and outlines this week's program starting with the Carville / Begala book describing the Democrat plan to take back the Congress and the White House.

2:57 Begala reveals what former President Clinton told him was the reason that Democrats lost the 2004 Presidential election.

3:42 Senator Barak Obama (D-IL) voices the tension in elected officials between following a more predictable strategy to succeed politically and making the tough choices based upon ethical decisions.

4:50 Brandt calls intercessors to do the discerning work regarding how to pray for the complex issues and pressures manifested in all political organizations.

7:12 A look at how to pray for the economic issues in America: Ford plant closings; Google's 8.5% fall in one day is attributed to their stand against pornography; Dow Jones Industrials tumble.

9:02 Cavuto interviews Vice President Cheney about the changing leadership at the FED.

11:00 Brandt reminds intercessors that the strength of the American economy has been the fiscal engine driving evangelism and world missions for the past 50 years; leads in prayer for provision for Ford workers losing their jobs this week.

13:31 Lt. General Thomas McInerney & Major Bob Bevelacqua, former Green Beret, raises concern about Iran and Syria's role in the war on terror.

17:21 Brian McLaren comments on the rise of the "Emergent Church" in America. Reports claim, "So far mainline churches have tolerated the Emergent Church movement, but as it grows, "the two may be heading on a collision course."

20:52 Closing remarks reference the new George Barna book, "Revolution" which prognosticates a radical view of the church over the next 30 years.

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